Urban Bakery Review

Urban Bakery The supermarket where it is located has been renamed, from the previous Jasons Food & Living to Market Place. There are many flavors, one side with the French flag selling French croissants, and the other side has the Japanese flag with Kyoto matcha series. The art man is bold, "bold pineapple cow", the most representative pineapple bag in Hong Kong, and the signature croissant bag of Urban Bakery into one.

Hong Kong also does not forget to pull the delicious star people to pull the grass in the morning to pull the grass this croissant. Opened in the underground supermarket in Hysan Square, the bakery can not be lower-key. Here you can eat almost all the tastes of the croissant you imagine. Cheese, quinoa, chocolate, almonds, pineapple buns, etc., only unexpected. The most wanted pineapple popcorn croissants will be sold after 11:00 noon, and I can only regret missing it. The filling in the middle of the cow hornet is full, the milk yellow quicksand is simply hit the key point, it will not be too greasy to eat, the skin is crispy, the white frosting will not be too sweet but bring more taste. The buckwheat horn is still the first time I have eaten buckwheat horn, it looks very healthy. It feels very healthy to eat, and there is really a faint fragrance of buckwheat. The almond croissant eaten overnight can still be called delicious. The price of croissants is not expensive, and the designated products have activities to buy three free ones. You can buy them again next time. If you are walking around Hysan Square, you may as well buy a croissant to eat.

The croissant on the b2nd floor of Xishen Square, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, is completely in love~ The first bite is crispy and full of buttery fragrance. It starts to burst in the middle and can't be too satisfied! If you can bite the taste in the microwave, it should be better. It is the best choice for breakfast and afternoon tea. The price is also very fair, basically a croissant 16~23 Hong Kong dollars, the weight is very large, eating one will be a bit tired, but it is worth a try!

Ubrban bakery The bakery in Hennessy Road Hysan Square in Causeway Bay, his bread has also won awards at the World Bread Competition. There are many signature croissants that are limited in Hong Kong. Only Hong Kong can buy them. The bread tastes very solid and wheat-flavored.

This time I went to Hong Kong and lived in Causeway Bay most of the time, so I tasted several recommended shops around, and URBAN also punched in before leaving. The store is in the supermarket underground in Hysan Square, which focuses on croissants and has several flavors. I was attracted by buying two and one, and I ate three at once. It's delicious, but you'll get tired of eating too much. One should just be just right.