Kee Wah v. Koi Kei 奇華 v. 鉅記

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Kee Wah Bakery, a traditional family-operated company that produces distinctly Chinese pastries like bridal cakes and mooncakes, is facing a fight for its status as the "souvenirs of Hong Kong."
Kee Wah's snacks are often given to people overseas as tokens of Hong Kong's culture. Henry Tang, then Financial Secretary, bought some Kee Wah's cakes for New Zealand government officials during an overseas visit.
The challenge comes from Koi Kei Bakery, the creators of "souvenirs of Macau", who have set up their first store across the road from the Causeway Bay branch of Kee Wah.

[@bernardchan2633]

How about Wing Wah?

[@rocaedward]

LOL the director said: "we all have our bowl of RICE" XD
nice analogy *cough* *cough*

[@msbrownbeast]

Koi Kei has superior quality

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奇華係香港人的手信,鉅記是澳門人的手信.意義不同. 奇華的標誌還有不可缺少的禮餅