“I feel like they’re definitely fluffier, both have good flavor but kam hing is also very smushed. And the service at spongies is so warm and friendly I love seeing them”
H3
7.4/10
AI-generated summary
Get the . They run about $1.50 and people call them light and fluffy, with pandan coconut and black sesame named most often. Kam Hing is across the street and the owner here learned from Kam Hing's original founder, so people compare the two constantly. A few say Spongies comes out drier and blander.
“I feel like they’re definitely fluffier, both have good flavor but kam hing is also very smushed. And the service at spongies is so warm and friendly I love seeing them”
H3
“Sponge cakes at Spongie's Cafe or Kam Hing Coffee Shop”
H2
“head down to Tao Hong for the egg tarts, and Spongies Cafe for sponge cakes. They’re all close together in Chinatown.”
H2
“Kam Hing and Spongies do these sponge cakes so well!”
H2
“a dozen Pandan spongie from Spongies Cafe”
H2
“Kam Hing or Spongies for sponge cakes”
H2
“then go across the street to spongies and get whatever sponge cake is left. I liked the chocolate chip one a lot.”
H2
“Spongies / Kam Hing sponge cakes”
H2
“Good coffee too.”
H2
“Sponge cakes at spongies”
H2
“Spongies for the softest, tastiest, cheapest little pastries.”
H2
“Hit up kam hing/spongies for my cake needs”
H2