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Not just Jenny Bakery’s cookies — four must-try Hong Kong butter biscuit souvenirs

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — When it comes to Hong Kong souvenirs, the famously delicious Jenny Bakery cookies often come to mind. However, besides Jenny Bakery, there are many other unique and flavorful butter biscuits in Hong Kong that are gradually becoming new popular souvenir choices for travelers visiting the city...

By MOOK Scenic Spots / Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
 
When it comes to Hong Kong souvenirs, the famously delicious Jenny Bakery cookies often come to mind. However, besides Jenny Bakery, there are many other unique and flavorful butter biscuits in Hong Kong that are gradually becoming new popular souvenir choices for travelers visiting the city.

Jenny Bakery cookies are one of Hong Kong’s popular souvenirs (Photo / Jenny Bakery)

1. Cookie Quartet

Cookie Quartet is a well-known Hong Kong shop famous for its butterfly pastries. Made entirely by hand with carefully selected high-quality natural ingredients, their treats are not only delicious but also reassuring to eat. With a variety of flavors to choose from, the store also offers tasting services so customers can try before they buy, ensuring they get the biscuits they love. Aside from butterfly pastries, Cookie Quartet’s cookies are also a hit among customers.

Cookie Quartet’s butterfly pastries are a renowned biscuit souvenir in Hong Kong (Photo / Cookie Quartet)

2. Flavorah Cookies

Flavorah Cookies is a cookie shop opened by Hong Kong’s famous celebrity chef Nicholas Tse. Known as the “handsome chef of Hong Kong,” Tse has received widespread acclaim for showcasing his cooking skills on the show “Twelve Dishes of Nicholas Tse.” As a result, his cookie shop became an instant hit upon opening. The most distinctive feature of Flavorah Cookies is its flavors, which are divided into four unique profiles: sour, sweet, bitter, and spicy. These novel taste combinations have also become a hot topic.

Flavorah Cookies’ four unique flavor profiles — sour, sweet, bitter, and spicy — spark curiosity and conversation (Photo / Flavorah Cookies)

3. Blesscuit (Blessed Cookies)

Blesscuit produces fresh cookies daily in Hong Kong, using 100% pure natural French butter and French wheat flour. Each product is handmade to offer unique flavors, with a philosophy of ensuring every delicate taste bursts in your mouth. The most special aspect of Blesscuit is the addition of “truffle” to its cookies — a unique flavor that every cookie lover is eager to try.

The refined truffle-flavored cookies from Blesscuit deliver a taste of luxury (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots / Zhang Yingying)

4. Sweet Artisan

Sweet Artisan is a sister brand to Cookie Quartet. Its founder, Tony Wong, is a master dessert chef in Hong Kong. Unlike the premium-brand positioning of Cookie Quartet, Sweet Artisan is best known for its Chocolate Exploding Cigars — egg roll-shaped treats filled with popping candy for a fun textural twist. All products are made without preservatives, using primarily organic flour, French AOP butter, and trehalose. The low-sugar approach ensures healthy and worry-free enjoyment, while uniquely shaped rose pastries are also a customer favorite.

Sweet Artisan’s rose pastries are not only delicious but also strikingly lifelike in appearance (Photo / Sweet Artisan)

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