1, Maxim
Hong Kong mooncake brands occupy more than half of the high-end mooncake market, and Maxim, as one of the three famous mooncake brands in Hong Kong, is naturally one of the best.
100% Made in Hong Kong is the consistent insistence of Maxim's Moon Cake, and it is also unique. All products are made by advanced production lines in Hong Kong, passed HACCP food safety key control certification, and won the title of Q-mark quality products, and won the honor of Belgian MondeSelection World Quality Food Award for many years in a row to ensure the excellent quality of moon cakes.
2. Daoxiang Village, Beijing
Daoxiang Village in Beijing is the leader of Beijing flavor specialty, which pays attention to the four seasons and three festivals, and both cakes and moon cakes are well-known. Mooncakes are mainly Beijing-style mooncakes and Cantonese-style mooncakes, with authentic materials and traditional tastes. For example, Cantonese-style five kernels are made of mixed syrup of walnut kernels, sesame kernels, melon seeds, almonds and pine nuts with proper sweetness and soft and oily taste.
3. Yuen Long Ronghua
Like most moon cake brands, Yuen Long Ronghua started as a teahouse cake shop, which was founded in 1950. Up to now, it has more than 50 stores, and its products cover more than 1,000 kinds of cakes, sausages and tea, which are exported to Britain, Australia, Canada and other countries and regions. In the 1960s, Ronghua became famous after its creation of Bailianrong moon cakes, and became the target of many brands' imitation. Now it is one of the three giants in the mooncake industry in Hong Kong.
4. Guangzhou Restaurant Likoufu
The establishment of Likoufu Food Co., Ltd. marks the beginning of Guangzhou Restaurant's entry into the food manufacturing industry. Up to now, its production scope includes eight series, such as quick-frozen snacks, Mid-Autumn moon cakes, preserved meat, instant food, salted chicken and bread pastry, rongkou fillings, spring roll pancakes, etc. Among them, Likoufu Mid-Autumn moon cakes are an example of Cantonese-style moon cakes, and their production and sales have been among the best for many years, and they have been rated as the first moon cakes in China by China Hotel Association.
5. Lianxianglou
Lianxianglou, a Chinese time-honored brand, opened in 1889. It was formerly a pastry shop specializing in pastry and delicious food, and it was also the first enterprise in China to use lotus seeds to make pastry fillings. The unique taste made Lianxianglou famous in Guangzhou.
6. Xinghualou
Founded in 185 1 year, Xinghualou Group owns more than 20 characteristic hotels and restaurants, including Xinghualou, Xinya Cantonese Restaurant, Yangzhou Hotel, Xiangmanlou and Kutokuhayashi, and is a group enterprise with the largest number of old-fashioned restaurants in Shanghai and even in China.
7. Gorgeous
Huamei is a rising star in the mooncake industry. It was born in 199 1 year. Now there are dozens of modern food production lines, with a daily production capacity of more than 3.3 million mooncakes. It was once rated as a leading mooncake enterprise and one of the top ten mooncake brands in China.
8. Daoxiang Village in Suzhou
Cantonese-style, Suzhou-style, Beijing-style and Yunnan-style mooncakes are known as the four major factions of China mooncakes. Suzhou Daoxiang Village is the most famous brand of Suzhou-style mooncakes and one of the oldest enterprises in the pastry industry in China. In 2009, the making skills of Suzhou-style moon cakes in Daoxiang Village were recognized as provincial intangible cultural heritage.
9. Yuanzu
As a representative of desktop cakes, Yuanzu took a fresh and healthy route, with a high reputation for many cakes, mousse cakes and fresh milk cakes. Snow moon cakes launched in 2004 led the wave of ice cream moon cakes in Shanghai and became synonymous with Yuanzu. In 20 15-20 16, the output and sales of Yuanzu moon cake were among the best in Shanghai moon cake market, and it was rated as one of the top ten moon cake enterprises in China.
10, Peninsula Hotel
Peninsula Hotel is well-known in Hong Kong. Founded in 1928, it is the oldest high-end hotel in Hong Kong and has been selected as one of the top ten famous hotels in the world. Jialinlou is the Chinese restaurant of Peninsula Hotel, which is well known not only for its exquisite and delicious snacks, but also for the legend of having afternoon tea with idols.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Daoxiang
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xinghualou