Year after year, we see the emergence of a gamut of interesting flavours for the Mid-Autumn Festival. This year is no different, with many F&B establishments and creators showcasing their artfully handcrafted baked and snowskin mooncake delights.

If you’re still pondering over what you should get, perhaps scroll through our list of 2020 Mooncakes guide to see what’s in store!

2020 mooncakes guide: Where to get these yummy treats

1. Apricot and Sourplum Snow-skin Mooncake @ Raffles Hotel Singapore

Savour the heavenly union of fresh apricot purée, sourplum and white chocolate with the all-new handcrafted Apricot and Sourplum Snow-skin Mooncake from Raffles Hotel Singapore.

Another must-try new flavour is the Yuzu and Osmanthus Truffle Snow-skin mooncake—the perfect treat to go with your favourite choice of tea this Mid-autumn festival. 

2. Limited Edition 120th Anniversary Mooncake @ Goodwood Park Hotel

Not just any traditional baked mooncake, this one, in particular, is super lavish! Nestled within its White Lotus Seed Paste are 12 golden salted egg yolks, representing each decade of the hotel’s rich history. Best, it’s freshly made with no preservatives. 

3. Mao Shan Wang Snowskin Mooncake @ Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel

Encased in silken snowskin and filled with rich flesh of the best premium grade of Mao Shan Wang durians from Pahang Raub’s Old Tree. 

Available in a set of eight, this limited-edition mooncake in collaboration with Royal Durian, is set to satiate all durian cravings. So premium that only 3,888 boxes are available for sale!

4. Yàn’s Mix-and-match set

Yàn’s mooncakes in two-tiered midnight blue boxes. | Image source: Yàn

Can’t decide on which flavour to get? Then this mix & match set of a selection of classic white lotus paste and yam mooncakes makes for the perfect treat! Plus, you get to keep this elegant box which doubles as a sturdy, gorgeous jewellery case.

Select four mooncakes from the following:

• White Lotus Paste Mooncakes with Macadamia Nuts
• White Lotus Paste Mooncakes with Single Yolk
• White Lotus Paste Mooncakes with Double Yolk
• Thousand Layer Yam Mooncakes
• Thousand Layer Yam Mooncakes with Single Yolk

5. Swensen’s Mochi-snowskin Ice Cream Mooncakes

Swensen’s is bringing back their irresistibly satisfying Mochi-snowskin ice cream mooncakes with so many exciting flavours. 

One being the Kueh Salat that infuses the familiar flavours of fragrant pandan and coconut and all-time favourite Sticky Chewy Chocolate that provides an indulgent treat for all ages! Purchase as a single mooncake or in a set of four. 

6. Thye Moh Chan’s Lychee Rose White Lotus 

Traditional Teochew confectionery Thye Moh Chan is dishing out two novel flavours as part of this year’s Mid-autumn festival.

Look to the new Lychee Rose White Lotus mooncake that is made of the perfect blend of Taiwan-imported lychees and alluring rose in smooth white lotus, complete with additional walnuts for extra crunch. Plus, they’re not only delightful but also lower in sugar.

A must-try for individuals who enjoy hints of floral and fruitiness in their mooncakes.

7. Japanese Sweet Potato with Pumpkin-Coconut Centre Snowskin Mooncake @ Goodwood Park Hotel

Inspired by the Japanese sweet potato, an autumn harvest also known as satsumaimo. | Image source: Goodwood Park Hotel

Sink your teeth into a creamy blend of luscious Japanese sweet potato flesh and a silky core of pumpkin purée with desiccated coconut wrapped in snowskin. Freshly handcrafted with no preservatives. 

8. LADY M Over The Moon Mooncake Lantern

Packaged in a special Lady M mooncake gift bag and complete with a greeting card, instruction card and envelope.

Take home your mooncakes in an artfully packaged light-up lantern this year with Lady M. Each collectible lantern will include 6 mini mooncakes made in collaboration with Kee Wah Bakery, featuring flavours of sweet egg custard and chocolate custard. 

9. Mini Baked/Snowskin Selection @ Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

A delightful selection of baked and snowskin mooncakes await, including flavours like White Lotus Seed Paste with Macadamia Nuts, Baked Pandan Paste with Melon Seeds, Mini Snowskin Lychee Rose, Mini Snowskin Mao Shan Wang Durian and many more!

You can choose to buy them in a single flavour or as an assorted mix of 8 pieces. Alcoholic selections are also available. 

Enclosed in an intricately designed and multi-functional wooden jewellery box, it makes for the perfect gifting this festive season. 

10. Janice Wong’s Singapore Signature Snowskin Mooncakes 

Experience a taste of childhood wrapped in a delicate snowskin. | Image source: Janice Wong’s website

Get a taste of childhood with these limited-edition Singapore Signature Snowskin Mooncakes by Janice Wong.

Each box of 8 mooncakes consists of a selection of comforting and familiar Singapore flavours: Cheng Tng Red Date Yam, Red Bean Tea, Peanut Pancake, and Rose Bandung. 

11. Conrad Centennial Singapore’s Mooncake Goodness

More mooncake goodness awaits from Conrad Centennial Singapore. Apart from their decadent traditional mooncakes, you’ve got to try their newly launched Sea Salt Gula Melaka and Purple Sweet Potato with Pumpkin—a more adventurous but delicate alternative.

Other popular favourites include Green Tea and Royal Hazelnut Crunch. 

12. 7-Eleven’s Durian Snowskin Mooncake Delights

7-Eleven has launched its first-ever range of mooncakes which includes three different Durian Snowskin Mooncake varieties—Mao Shan Wang, D24, and Red Prawn.

13. 7-Eleven’s Sanrio Baked Mooncake collection

Keep your eyes peeled for 7-Eleven’s exclusive Sanrio Baked Mooncake Collection!

In the cutest mooncake form ever, indulge in classic favourites such as White Lotus and Pandan Lotus, as well as exciting new flavours such as Green Tea White Lotus and Chocolate Lava Cookies.

They’ll be presented in two adorable yet practical Sanrio-designed cooler bags, including a Hello Kitty design available exclusively at 7-Eleven.

We hope you’ve found our 2020 Mooncakes guide useful! Here we’d like to wish all our readers a very happy Mid-Autumn festival!

This article was first published in theAsianparent.