Tai Cheong Egg Tarts, Hong Kong

would u queue for awesome egg tarts?!?!??!?!?

oh yes I would :P

the above pic was stolen fr somebody's blog

Tai Cheong egg tarts is one of the famous one in HK

been operating since 50 years ago...

it used to be at Wellington street until the landlady raised their rental

hence they had to move elsewhere...

After our yummy roast goose

Monkey & JS skipped happily to have egg tarts down the road

and realised it has been moved

:(((((((((((((((((

I felt my whole world had collapsed

my egg tarts~~~~~~~*sulked*

as a consolation, JS brought Monkey to have coffee

upon entering Pacific Coffee at Lyndhurst Terrace

I saw every table has egg tarts on it

Rubbed my eyes a couple of times...

"This can't be happening"

Monkey told JS to wait for a while at the comfy sofa + coffee

and dashed out fr the cafe
HALLELUJAH!!!!!!

Tai Cheong has moved to Lyndhurst Terrace!!!!

WUUUWAAHHHHHHH

sooooo sooo eppy I was tearing away :P

it was just 2 doors away fr Pacific Coffee

wat a sheer luck

*TQ to JS for coffee!!!!*

lucky the queue was not that long

only a couple of Korean tourists and a few locals

prollie everyone didn't know they have moved to another quieter street

the shop is very tiny and cluttered

they sell other desserts + pastries like this baked coconut thingy

cakes and more pastries!!!!

this one has got salted egg yolk innit!!!!

10 mins later, Monkey walked into Pacific Coffee

head held high and shuffle a pipping hot paper bag into JS's face

JS: "WAHHH u damn can!!!"

aaaAAAAAaaaa

its skin/pastry has this crumbling texture

*while my stomach is rumbling now lookin at it!!!*

very very buttery too

the egg custard filling was so moist, soft and smooth

not too sweet either

all gone in a few bites

and I bought 3 only

otherwise sure kena marah coz we just had a huge lunch

heeeeeeeeee :D

HKD 5 per piece = RM 2.25

price is definitely on the steep side for such a small piece

but this place u kenot miss

it's even Ex-Governor of HK's fav place

when he came back to HK for official visit, this is the place he'll stop by first :P

Tai Cheong Bakery

35, Lyndhurst Terrace,

Central Hong Kong.