Celebrate Mid Autumn Festival with Royal China
26/08/2026
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Our Freshly Made Egg Custard Mooncakes, Prepared for Gifting & Sharing
As the Mid Autumn Festival approaches, savour the timeless tradition of handcrafted Egg Custard Mooncakes, freshly baked by our talented chefs. Each mooncake features a delicate pastry shell filled with rich, smooth egg custard, creating a comforting balance of texture and flavour.
Presented in our Premium Mooncake Gift Box, featuring two elegant pull out drawers, the collection is thoughtfully designed for gifting to family, friends, colleagues, or clients — or as a special treat for yourself.
皇朝經典奶黄月餅
Royal China Egg Custard Mooncakes
£35.80 (8pcs/ Box)
How to Order
Pre-orders are accepted by phone or walk-in at your preferred branch ( Only UK Branches )
Payment will be made on the date of collection.
Collection Dates
Collection available from
16th of September - 25th of September
Important Notice
Orders must be collected from the same branch where the pre-order is placed.
All Branches are available for order and collection.
HOW TO PREPARE
Our mooncakes are pre-made and ready to enjoy. For the best experience, simply microwave for 5–10 seconds, or preheat the oven to 180°C and warm for 2 minutes before serving. Enjoy warm with a cup of Chinese tea.
THE STORY BEHIND
The Mid Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is one of the most important celebrations in Chinese culture. Observed on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, it marks the time when the moon is believed to be at its fullest and brightest.
For centuries, it has been a celebration of family reunion, gratitude, and togetherness. The full moon symbolises unity and completeness, giving the festival its reputation as the Festival of Reunion.
Among its most cherished traditions is the sharing of mooncakes.
With their round shape reflecting the full moon, mooncakes symbolise reunion and harmony. Traditionally enjoyed with loved ones and exchanged as gifts, they remain an essential part of Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations today.