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2022-08-15
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I always notice that the San Po Kong area has a lot of bakeries. From traditional Hong Kong style ones to Taiwanese to Japanese. There are so many. So when I notice a new one called Nineties Bakery just across the street from Mikiki, I decided to take a look to see what they offered.Not very big but a decent selection of bread that seemed more of the Japanese/Taiwanese style. The labels were in English and Chinese except for a few. Probably difficult to translate?And then in one area was bagel
Not very big but a decent selection of bread that seemed more of the Japanese/Taiwanese style. The labels were in English and Chinese except for a few. Probably difficult to translate?
And then in one area was bagels. I'm always on the lookout for a place that sells bagels. When I first moved to Hong Kong, bagels were not that well known. You could only find them frozen at CitySuper and no one I knew who grew up here had heard of them. But now bagels are trending in Hong Kong and there are so many places selling them. I decided to get a few to try out.
As I was paying, I noticed a tiny menu. They apparently offer hot pressed bagel sandwiches.
I chose three bage (from left to right)l: Chocolate Orange Cream Cheese ($32), Earl Grey with Mango ($30) and Coffee with Cranberry and Cream Cheese ($32).
They apparently are more of the Taiwnanese style ones as opposed to the New York or Montreal style versions as these have fillings in them.
The bagels were nice with a decent pull. The stuffing was generous. The flavourings paired well. I especially liked the coffee one as you can really smell the coffee when I rewarmed it. They are a bit smaller than other places I've bought bagels from.
张贴
