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From Classic to Fancy, Even Kuromi: Where to Buy Mooncakes This Mid-Autumn Festival

We’re over the moon for these pretty, perfectly-packaged treats.

Jerni Camposano-Gomez

by Jerni Camposano-Gomez

Published on Sep 11, 2026

(SPOT.ph) This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 25, and with it comes the season’s most anticipated treat: mooncakes. These pretty pastries are equal parts seasonal indulgence and thoughtful gift, and there’s no shortage of reasons to have one (or two) this time of the year.

A Mid-Autumn staple for generations, mooncakes are traditionally shared with family and friends as a symbol of togetherness. While classic flavors remain timeless, today’s mooncakes come with inventive fillings, fresh flavor combinations, and seriously beautiful packaging.

Whether you’re observing the festival or simply looking for something special to bring home, we’ve rounded up a list of mooncakes from hotels, pastry shops, and Chinese restaurants across Metro Manila.

Mooncake Season: Where to Get Your Fix in Metro Manila

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The Manila Hotel

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Some mooncake boxes are simply meant to be opened, but The Manila Hotel’s is designed to be treasured. Inspired by the hotel’s iconic facade and stately architecture, the elegant box is a keepsake in its own right, beautifully housing four indulgent flavors: Single Yolk Red Bean, Single Yolk Pure White Lotus, Milk Golden Sand House, and Black Sesame with XO Dried Conpoy. Priced at P3,888, the Mooncake Box is available at Red Jade and Delicatessen, with a 30% Early Bird Offer for pre-orders made on or before September 15.


For more information, visit their
website. 

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Hong Kong MX

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For something a little more playful this season, Hong Kong MX brings a fun twist to the traditional mooncake with its 2026 collection. The Kuromi Mooncake Gift Box is sure to delight fans of the mischievous Sanrio character, while the new Lava Custard and Earl Grey Mooncake Selection offers an intriguing flavor pairing, combining MX’s signature molten custard with the fragrant notes of Earl Grey and bergamot. You can get these fun and festive mooncakes through Hong Kong MX’s official Lazada page and Shopee page.

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Man Ho at Manila Marriott Hotel

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For a truly luxurious Mid-Autumn indulgence, Man Ho presents a collection of expertly handcrafted mooncakes, created by the culinary artisans of the Michelin-selected Chinese restaurant. The premium selection features exquisite flavors including Ruby Red Lotus, Imperial White Lotus, Spicy Beef, and Mixed Nuts, each crafted to offer a refined take on the traditional festive treat. Beautifully presented in elegant boxes of four (P2,888 for traditional and P3,388 for assorted) or six (P3,688 for traditional and P4,088 for assorted), these sophisticated mooncakes make a fitting gift for those who appreciate the finer things in life. 


For more information, visit their website. 

Canton Road at Shangri-La The Fort

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Photo: Facebook/ Shangri-La The Fort, Manila

This acclaimed Chinese restaurant’s luxurious collection of handcrafted mooncakes are created for those with a discerning palate. You can expect refined flavors, premium ingredients, and an unmistakable sense of indulgence in every bite of these seasonal treats, showcasing Canton Road’s sophisticated take on Cantonese tradition. Note that they won’t be around forever, so grab a box (starts at P1,988) while they’re still available at the Canton Road booth in the hotel lobby or via Shangri-La Boutique. 

For more information, visit their website. 

The Peninsula Boutique at The Peninsula Manila

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Embrace the auspicious spirit of the Mid-Autumn Festival with timeless symbols of prosperity from The Peninsula Boutique. Bringing authentic Hong Kong mooncake traditions to the festive table, the premier hotel’s collection features a special assortment of premium mooncakes, including delicate tea-infused flavors offered only in limited quantities. You can choose between 6-pcs Mini Egg Custard and Tea-Flavoured Mooncakes (P5,288) and 9-pcs Mini Egg Custard Mooncakes (P4,888). Bulk orders of 10 boxes or more enjoy an exclusive 20% discount.

For more information, visit their website. 

China Blue at Conrad Manila

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Traditional mooncakes get a delicious makeover at China Blue by Jereme Leung at Conrad Manila, where classic lotus and red bean flavors share the spotlight with more unexpected creations. The Michelin-selected restaurant’s Moonlit Grace: 2026 Mooncake Collection takes the beloved treat in an exciting new direction with Baked XO Paste with Single Yolk, Baked Jackfruit Paste with Mixed Nuts, and Baked Custard Coconut. Available in boxes of two (P2,888) or four (P3,888) assorted mooncakes, the collection offers a sophisticated way to celebrate a cherished Mid-Autumn tradition.

For more information, visit their Facebook page.

The Empress Dining Palace BGC

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Set the gathering and make The Empress Dining Palace BGC part of your reunion ritual this year. Known for bringing people together over outstanding Chinese cuisine, the restaurant also has something special to take home: its Golden Moon Set, a quartet of curated mooncakes accompanied by premium Chinese teas. At P3,988 per set, it makes a thoughtful gift for loved ones… or a luxurious little treat to enjoy all to yourself!

Luk Yuen

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Luk Yuen proves that you don’t have to spend a fortune to savor this Mid-Autumn tradition as it makes indulging a little easier on the pocket. Handcrafted with the spirit of togetherness in mind, its mooncakes are made for sharing with family, friends, and colleagues without the premium price tag. You can even make the most of your celebration with Luk Yuen’s special offer: buy nine mooncakes and get one for free until September 30!

For more information, visit their website. 

Hotel Okura Manila

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What makes Hotel Okura Manila’s mooncakes stand out is their elegant marriage of Mid-Autumn tradition and Japanese artistry. Its returning Akizuki Mooncake Collection—named after the Japanese term for “Autumn Moon”—features four golden mooncakes in Ube, Black Sesame, White Lotus, and Red Bean tucked inside a white keepsake box and wrapped in a striking red furoshiki. Embellished with the classic shippo or “seven treasures” pattern, the fabric features overlapping rings that represent lasting connections and prosperity, lending an extra meaningful touch to the collection. 


For more information, visit their Facebook page.

Solaire Resort North

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Let this year’s celebration shine a little brighter with the Solaire Radiance Gold Box, a luxurious collection of six homemade mooncakes. Bringing a golden glow to your feast, the indulgent lineup includes Mixed Nuts with Abalone, Red Wine with Egg Yolk, Egg Custard, Purple Ube, Suzhou Black Sesame, and Traditional Red Bean. Encased in a lavish gold box and priced at P5,888, Solaire Resort North’s Mid-Autum collection lives up to its name, radiating warmth and good fortune with every pack.

For more information, visit their website. 

Grand Hyatt Manila

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For those who like their mooncakes with a taste of home, Grand Hyatt Manila’s collection is worth a look. The Mid-Autumn classic gets a distinctly local spin with familiar Filipino-inspired flavors like Coffee, Ube, Mango, and Pandan & Coconut, available in both classic and snowskin varieties. Starting at P558 for a box of one, pick up yours at premium pastry and retail shop Florentine until September 25.

For more information, visit their Facebook page. 

Jerni Camposano-Gomez

Jerni Camposano-Gomez is a toughie with a marshmallow heart. She believes in romanticizing one’s life and finding magic in the little things—whether through travel, K-drama binges, or the perfectly imperfect moments of motherhood.

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