Definitely stop by if it’s your first time in Chinatown - one of my faves from here was the mongo pastry with salted egg. The buchi was also great. Not the best classic hopia in town but still good! The tikoy products all had a bit of a weird fake vanilla flavor to them tho

Very affordable products and staff are friendly too. I love the different variety of breads.

Well known purveyor of chinoy pastries including flaky black monggo hopia, chiffoney mamon, brioche like ube ensaymada, freshly baked savory and sweet filled buns etc. Tried the mung bean paste hopia with black coffee and was not disappointed. Tip-Eng Bee Tin, another chinese-filipino bakery along Ongpin, has long queues for its varieties of chinoy baked delights. Try Salazar which is less busy but equally delightful.

So many options of cake slices and bread. They have egg pies. Although, would love more diversity on their hopia and other breads when it comes to less sugar options.

One of the most well-known and recommended bakeries in Binondo. Just a couple of steps away from the "Welcome to Manila China Town" signage. They offer a variety of freshly baked goods such as bread, cakes, hopia (which has a lot of flavors to choose from), and many more! You cannot help but be amazed and crave what the bakery has to offer. Their products are affordable from PHP 25.00 and above. Expect long queues on both regular days and holidays. Good thing that we went here early in the morning on a weekday but we have seen how people come to fill up the place and go with their purchases. We bought a lot of products during our visit. My grandfather is fond of hopia which is why he bought a lot, while I grabbed some cake slices (chiffon and marble cakes are the best!), some pies and rolls (you should try their pork and pickles roll, I swear!). We also bought tikoy and butchi that tasted good as well. Don't forget to add this to your itinerary if you are planning to visit Binondo!

Our colleague brought us here coz this place sells the best tikoy according to her. They also sell a lot of chinese deli and doesn’t have a long queue. It’s quite far from Binondo church though.

One of the must visit store when you’re in chinatown. They have fresh breads and lots of baked goodies. They have a variety of hopia that comes in different flavours. You can’t help but be amazed with lots of products they have to offer.

Authentic Hopia and other chinese delicacies rarely find are here 😊👌