IMPACT's HEI YIN Mooncakes: 228 Baht, 4-Piece Box 888 Baht Until 25 Sep 2026

HEI YIN, a Cantonese restaurant managed by IMPACT Exhibition Management on the 3rd floor of Gaysorn Village, has launched The Blooming Moon mooncake set to welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival. This pastry set is crafted by Chef Jackie Chan, a Hong Kong native who has been cooking Chinese cuisine for over 40 years. It is available for sale now until 25 September 2026, priced at 228 baht per piece and 888 baht for a 4-piece box.

Handmade Mooncakes with Auspicious Characters

Every piece in this set is homemade according to traditional Cantonese recipes, focusing on high-quality ingredients and meticulous attention to detail in every crafting step. The surface of the mooncakes is imprinted with the Chinese character 福 (Fú), symbolising fortune and happiness, which is the restaurant's signature pattern.

The mooncakes are packaged in a modern, green oval box designed to reflect the radiant beauty of the moon, in line with the set's name. Chef Jackie Chan stated that he intended for The Blooming Moon to be more than just a seasonal pastry, but a work that conveys authentic Cantonese refinement, ensuring all guests have a special experience during this festival of happiness.

4 Fillings to Choose From

This set offers 4 fillings to choose from, covering both rich, sweet flavours and the traditional flavours that people enjoy eating every year.

• Flaky Salted Egg Yolk Custard Lava Soft, thin flaky pastry filled with a rich and gooey lava centre.
• Durian and Salted Egg Yolk A popular flavour for durian lovers, using high-quality durian paired with salted egg yolk.
• Lotus Seed and Salted Egg Yolk A traditional recipe filling with a smooth, soft texture and perfectly balanced sweetness and aroma.
• Jujube, Lotus Seed and Salted Egg Yolk A perfect blend of the sweet aroma of jujube and lotus seed.

Prices, Timings and Ordering Channels

Customers can purchase at the restaurant daily or pre-order via telephone and LINE. The restaurant is open for two periods each day, which are lunch and dinner. Key information is summarised in the table below.

This news is of interest to those looking for authentic Cantonese handmade mooncakes in Bangkok and its surrounding areas, as well as hotel and restaurant professionals tracking the seasonal pastries of Chinese restaurants. Decisions should be made before 25 September 2026, as it is the final day of sales.