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Suzhou-style mooncakes (苏式月饼) are defined by their flaky, layered puff-pastry crust — light and crisp, in contrast to the dense skin of Cantonese mooncakes. They come in both sweet (red bean, rose) and savory (mixed nuts, spiced salt, fresh meat) varieties, a specialty of the Jiangnan region.

Yami carries Suzhou-style mooncakes in traditional flaky-crust flavors.

Explore our full Mid-Autumn mooncake collection, or browse related picks: five-kernel · Cantonese.

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Yujiangyu
09/24/2020Verified Purchase

This Soviet-style mooncake first tastes best is the Soviet-style ginkgo. This is an old brand name product. I like it very much. I usually eat too sweet toothache. This ginkgo-flavored sweetness is moderate and does not hurt the teeth. It is better than the Cantonese mooncake Low in calories. This is healthy and delicious. I rarely comment on it. I highly recommend you to buy it today. Buy it.... It's affordable and delicious. Eat moon cakes every day is a holiday. Spend the Mid-Autumn Festival abroad. Life on delicious mooncakes feels super good. I placed another order. As a snack.

Re: Traditional Suzhou-Style Mixed Nuts Mooncake 5 Pieces, 10.9 oz【Mid-Autumn Festival 】

Every Suzhou-style mooncake at Yami is authentic and ships fast from our US warehouse with no extra customs fees, arriving in time for the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sept 17, 2026). Enjoy the light, crisp flaky-pastry tradition of the Jiangnan region in both sweet and savory flavors.

Frequently Asked Questions

We answer everything you want to know about Suzhou Mooncakes.

What are Suzhou-style mooncakes?

Suzhou-style mooncakes (苏式月饼) have a flaky, layered puff-pastry crust — light and crisp — in contrast to the dense skin of Cantonese mooncakes. They're a specialty of the Jiangnan region.

What's the difference between Suzhou and Cantonese mooncakes?

Suzhou mooncakes have a flaky, crumbly puff-pastry crust and come in both sweet and savory fillings. Cantonese mooncakes have a thin, tender baked skin and dense sweet fillings.

What fillings do Suzhou mooncakes come in?

They come in sweet varieties like red bean and rose, and savory ones like mixed nuts, spiced salt, and fresh meat (rou song). Low-sugar buckwheat versions are also popular.

Are Suzhou mooncakes eaten warm?

Savory Suzhou mooncakes, especially fresh-meat varieties, are often best enjoyed warm so the flaky crust stays crisp. Sweet versions can be eaten at room temperature.

Do you ship Suzhou mooncakes for Mid-Autumn?

Yes. All items ship fast from our US warehouse and arrive in time for the Mid-Autumn Festival (Sept 17, 2026) with no extra customs fees.