Prior to closing all their Hong Kong branches in 2018, American pretzel store Auntie Anne’s was one of Hong Kong’s hottest vendors that specialised in selling hand-crafted pretzels. They offered the doughy treat in classic sweet flavours like almond or cinnamon sugar, and even had savoury versions like Parmesan herb as well as sour cream & onion. If that’s got your mouth watering, you’ll be happy to know that the pretzel chain is making a comeback and returning to Hong Kong. Before you run out in search for these twisted treats, here’s all the important info you need to know.
When is Auntie Anne’s opening in Hong Kong?
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After keeping Hongkongers on their toes for months, the pretzel chain has finally confirmed that they will officially open on August 9, operating from 9am to 10pm daily.
Where can I buy Auntie Anne’s pretzels in Hong Kong?
Hungry Hongkongers can find Auntie Anne’s at Mira Place One in Tsim Sha Tsui.
What Auntie Anne’s pretzel flavours are available?
Aside from their signature original buttery pretzels ($25), Auntie Anne’s will offer a range of sweet and savoury options. Try the almond ($28) and cinnamon sugar-dusted ($28) pretzels to curb your sugar cravings, or opt for the pepperoni-topped pretzel ($32) for a savoury treat. There are also bite-sized Nuggets ($32) which you can dunk into various dips – available in flavours like cheese, cream cheese, chocolate, and caramel.
If all the pretzel munching has got you thirsty, Auntie Anne’s cups of refreshing lemonade ($28) and fruity lemonade mixers ($30) in flavours such as strawberry, blueberry, or watermelon will help wash everything down. Customers can also enjoy pretzels and lemonade combos for $45 and up. What’s more, the American vendor will be offering Hong Kong-specific flavours and limited-time deals, so stay tuned to its Instagram (@auntieanneshk) for more details.
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