Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Satisfy Your Mooncake Cravings This Coming Mid-Autumn Festival with MXT Mooncakes

Satisfy Your Mooncake Cravings This Coming Mid-Autumn Festival with MXT Mooncakes

The Mid-Autumn Festival, which will be celebrated on September 27, 2015, is almost upon us. You know what that means... MOONCAKES! In Chinese culture, the Mid-Autumn Festival remains to be one of the most important festivals dating back over 3,500 years. As one of the festival's hallmark traditions, you would normally find boxes of mooncakes in every Chinese family's household.

Mooncakes are believed to bring about luck and prosperity. The cake's round shape is said to symbolize completeness and unity. As a part of this longstanding tradition, Chinese families usually give out boxes of mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn festival to family and friends as an expression of love or a wish for prosperity.
MXT Mini Mooncakes Mid-Autumn Festival Gift Set

I had the opportunity to get a box of MXT's Mini Mooncakes to try and I found them pretty good. I was able to try 6 different mooncake flavors, and here is how I would rank them from what I found to be the most delicious:
  1. Egg Custard
  2. Lotus (with egg yolk)
  3. Monggo (with egg yolk)
  4. Ube
  5. Chocolate
  6. Mixed Nuts
I particularly liked the egg yolk inside the Lotus and Monggo mooncakes. It's certainly my favorite part of each bite. It's also why I ranked the Egg Custard mooncake on top. Yes, guilty!

MXT Mini Mooncakes Mid-Autumn Festival Lotus with Egg Yolk

You can get either small or large mooncakes from MXT. Here is MXT's price list. 

Pastries
Unit
Price
Large Mooncakes:
Monggo Plain
PC
125.00
Monggo w/ 1 Egg
PC
135.00
Monggo w/ 2 Eggs
PC
145.00
Lotus Plain
PC
150.00
Lotus w/ 1 Egg
PC
165.00
Lotus w/ 2 Eggs
PC
175.00
Mixed Nuts
PC
200.00
Egg Custard
PC
230.00
Macadamia
PC
335.00
Mini Mooncakes:
Monggo
PC
50.00
Lotus
PC
60.00
Mixed Nuts
PC
70.00
Egg Custard
PC
65.00
Ube
PC
60.00
Chocolate
PC
60.00

MXT mooncakes are made fresh to order — with no preservatives and using only the finest imported ingredients. MXT mooncakes are available in a variety of flavors and sizes. Each one is inspected for quality and consistency.


If you're looking to give the gift of luck and prosperity to one of your friends, why not give them a box of MXT mooncakes. I recommend you get them the petite gift set by MXT, and if you love them so much get them a box full of Egg Custard, Lotus, and Monggo mooncakes. These mooncakes are really delicious.

You can find MXT mooncakes at:

  • MXT Main Commissary, Corby 1 Bldg 68 E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave., Libis, QC
  • MXT SM Sta. Mesa
  • Meisum Tea House Restaurant, Ongpin St. 
  • Maysum Seafood Restaurant, M.H. Del Pilar corner U.N Avenue, Manila
  • MXT North Edsa
  • MXT Victory Liner Terminal, Baguio City

For orders call: (632) 655 5146 / (632) 656 0566 to 69


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Chef Jay

Disclaimer: This is a sponsored review. The author did not pay for any of the products mentioned in this article. This, however, does not impair the unbiased opinion of the reviewer. 

2 comments:

  1. I'm not so much a fan of moon cakes but I do admit they taste good.
    Btw, I'm trying to open the link for Yellow Cab pizza article but the link seems to be not working.

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    1. I only ever eat it once a year, really love the egg inside there! :) thanks for letting me know about the broken link! I fixed it up for you! :)

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