House of Joy Debuts Limited Edition for Fall Festival Season, available through Oct. 15 only
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House of Joy Debuts Limited-Edition Mooncakes for Fall Festival Season,
Inspired by a 130-Year-Old Cantonese Tea House
Golden Lava Custard and Roasted Black Sesame & Pu’er Tea mooncakes arrive in a collectible keepsake box, available until Oct. 15 only
ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. – Sept. 21, 2026 – House of Joy, a modern food brand rooted in Cantonese heritage, today announced the limited-edition launch of its first mooncakes, timed to Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday, Sept. 25. Inspired by Lianxianglou, the 130-year-old Cantonese tea house of CEO Jade Cao’s family who were first mooncake makers in China, the collection features two flavors, the signature Golden Lava Custard and the Roasted Black Sesame & Pu’er Tea. They are available through Oct. 15 only through houseofjoyfood.com.
The Golden Lava Custard Mooncake is the brand’s irresistible signature: a buttery pastry crust that opens to a sweet, silky custard center ready to flow. The Roasted Black Sesame & Pu’er Tea Mooncake takes a deeper, more aromatic turn, balancing roasted sesame richness with fragrant pu’er tea. Each bite-size mooncake arrives in a beautifully designed, premium collectible pink keepsake box that is made to be saved and reused long after the last bite, whether for jewelry, trinkets or other small treasures. The result is a ready-made gift for the season of gratitude and togetherness.
The launch arrives as American appetites for Asian flavors move well beyond the specialty aisle. According to Circana, retail sales of Asian packaged foods in the U.S. grew nearly four times faster than overall packaged food sales in 2024.
Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated under the full moon, is a holiday of gratitude and reunion, sometimes likened to an “Asian Thanksgiving.” By legend, the goddess Chang’e is reunited each full moon with her love on earth by way of the Jade Rabbit, and the mooncake’s round shape symbolizes completeness, reunion and prosperity.
“Mooncakes are how our family has said ‘thank you’ for generations,” said Jade Cao, CEO of House of Joy. “House of Joy is rooted in Cantonese heritage, but we’re building a modern food brand for a new generation, for anyone who cares about great food, quality ingredients and discovering something new. These mooncakes are our invitation to share a little joy at American family dining tables across the country.”
The limited-edition mooncakes are available until Oct. 15 at houseofjoyfood.com, with free shipping on orders over $120. Follow House of Joy on Instagram at @hojfood. The mooncakes are the brand’s first release; a line of ready-to-heat frozen Cantonese dim sum follows in early 2027.
About House of Joy
House of Joy is a modern food brand rooted in Cantonese heritage and inspired by Lianxianglou, the family’s 130-year-old Cantonese tea house. Built on authentic recipes, fresh ingredients and intentional craftsmanship, the brand reimagines the delight of the Cantonese table for a new generation of food lovers. Its limited-edition mooncakes debut this fall, followed by ready-to-heat frozen dim sum in early 2027. Learn more at houseofjoyfood.com and on Instagram at @hojfood.
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