Yichangning Pastry

Yichangning Pastry was founded by the elder Wu Hong'en in 1869 in the late Qing dynasty, the only truly century-old traditional pastry house in Dalian; in 2010 the old signboard was hung again in the old town of Jinzhou.

Yichangning is famed across southern Liaoning for traditional Chinese pastries such as the Eight Treasures, mooncakes and sachima, the most representative century-old name in Dalian's pastry culture.

Its pastries follow old methods using flour, oil, malt sugar and nuts through stages of dough-making, filling, shaping and baking, prized for crisp skins and full fillings, sweet and fragrant, showing the craft of traditional Chinese pastry.