WMC Group introduces three mooncake brands

Soiree of the Moonlit Peacock from The Reverie Saigon

Each mooncake set offers a variety of choices to share with family, friends, and business partners

For this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival, The Reverie Saigon introduces four keepsake mooncake boxes, each elegantly designed with intricate details representing the royal garden, the peacock, and the peacock’s feather.

The highlight of this year’s mooncake series is the luxurious Royal Garden set presenting eight delectable mooncake flavours in a detailed lacquered box.

Priced at $256 net, the Royal Garden set features one oolong tea box, a bottle of Champagne Alfred Gratien Brut, and eight 100-gramme mooncakes offering traditional and modern flavours.

Alternatively, the Moonlit Peacock set is priced at $125 net. The elegant set presents one oolong tea box alongside eight 100-gramme mooncakes featuring the same delectable flavours as the Royal Garden set.

For a truly precious gift, consider the Noble Feather set. The four-cake set features 200-gramme mooncakes of roast chicken, abalone with shark’s fin, cream cheese dragon fruit, and green tea with lotus seed. The set is priced at $108 net.

And for a sweet gift for sharing, consider the Delicacy In Bloom set presenting six 50-gramme mooncakes. The set is priced at $82 net.

The Reverie Saigon mooncake sets are currently available at The Reverie Boutique on Level 2 of the Times Square Building. Orders can also be placed by calling (028) 3823 6688 or emailing mooncake@thereveriesaigon.com.

Enjoy up to 20 per cent off the total price for orders over 50 boxes and receive free delivery within 7km of the hotel for orders of 20 or more boxes.

Delicacies from Windsor Plaza Hotel

To add meaning and variety to this Mid-Autumn Festival, Windsor Plaza Hotel offers three sets of delicious mooncakes inspired by the harmony and balance of the four classical elements fire, water, earth, and air.

The Joyous 4-cake set features a dragonfly motif in vibrant magenta with four 200-gramme cakes, namely Assortment delight, Roasted chicken, Lotus seed, and Cheese coffee, priced at $43 per set.

The Reunion 6-cake set features a golden carp motif in a vibrant green setting and features six salted egg yolk lava cakes for $38 per set.

Finally, the Harmony 8-cake set presents a hummingbird motif in royal blue, with 100-gramme cakes and distinct flavours, such as Assortment delight, Roasted chicken, Lotus seed, Red bean, Mung bean, Taro, Cheese coffee, and Butterfly pea with cream cheese, priced at $42 per set.

The hotel is offering discounts up to 20 per cent off for customers buying 10-50 boxes and additional savings available for orders over 50 boxes.

“Crafted from the Heart – Gifts Full of Love” from Brodard

With an emphasis on a message of love in the season of reunion, Brodard introduces this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival gift sets "Crafted from the Heart – Gifts Full of Love”. The mooncake sets have been elegantly designed with iconic imagery reflective of vintage postcards sent from Saigon and featuring beautiful floral designs.

The Hoang Gia gift box includes two options to choose from: Hoang Gia Honey Combo priced at $121 net per box, that includes four cakes with four flavours, and the Hoang Gia Pure Bird’s Nest Combo for $260 net per box including the same four cakes alongside two boxes of oolong tea and a box of pure bird’s nest (50gr).

The gift set Tai loc with its vintage design of a postal stamp from Saigon on an envelope with the imagery of a chrysanthemum flower in all its beauty represents a gift full of happiness, joy and luck. The set is priced at $35 net.

For a delicate gift, Brodard offers the “Salted lava egg yolk” mooncake set priced at $31 net.

A highlight of this year's mooncake flavours from Brodard is the osmanthus flower, wolfberry, and lotus seed mooncake, an ideal gift to promote physical and mental health.

Brodard is offering a discount of 10 per cent from July 13 to 25 for all mooncakes as a way of showing appreciation to the customers who have supported Brodard through the years.