Hong Kong’s favourite American bakeshop also has the city’s most inventive cookies. Butter has a pop-up truck at Pacific Place, where they serve homemade-style cookies and milk to dip them in. Get a taste of American sweetness with their unique flavours like chewy oatmeal raisin, lemon crinkle and coconut macaroon. But Butter knows their cookies are too good to enjoy on their own, so you can order a box of half-dozen or a dozen cookies to share with friends and family.

Shop 007, LG1, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty; butterbutterbutter.com.hk

Jenny Bakery

The story goes that Auntie Jenny wanted to share her love for baking with people, so she opened a cookie shop in Stanley in 2005. The business quickly became extremely successful, and now Jenny Bakery has locations as far as Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo. But their size never compromised the quality of their cookies. Packaged in adorable teddy bear tins, Jenny Bakery’s butter cookies are known to melt in your mouth. Their most classic assortment of cookies have four flavours: shortbread, butter, raisin oat and coffee. Each bite is like a piece of home.

Shop 15, Wing Wo Street, Sheung Wan

Shop 24 and Shop 42, G/F and 1/F, Mirador Mansion, 62 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; jennybakery.com

Cookie DPT

Cookie DPT (or Cookie Department) was created to satisfy the founder’s need for American home-style cookies. The cookies are freshly baked crisp on the outside, chewy on the inside, with a range of classics like double chocolate and peanut butter. But if you’re looking for something a little bit more adventurous, try the red velvet and oatmeal raisin cookies. Even though they have closed their flagship cafe in Central, you can still order cookies (and cakes and pies!) on their online store.

Available for delivery at cookiedpt.com