A little down a side street off of Northern Blvd, with street parking (mix of residential and meter…read moreparking available). There are a few tables inside. They used to be Cafe Toast, but changed their name to One Sip One Bite recently. The interior is basically the same except there used to have a little display of pre-baked goodies, but they put tables there now. Their menu is smaller...more focused. Service was quick and friendly. The Korean Street Toast was perfectly balanced and came out hot and fresh! The bread was toasted and held it's shape well. Inside is neatly layered with ham, egg, cabbage (thinly sliced), onion, cheese, and ketchup. The Jasmine Tea was like any regular jasmine tea - light and refreshing. They use tea bags, and leave it in the drink for you. Great spot for the Korean Toast (and I'm sure any of other goodies they offer is tasty too). Quick and satisfying bite to grab.

We stopped by on a Thursday morning for breakfast. I ordered the honey toast initially - a little…read moresweet, but satisfied my sweet tooth... crunchy edges, whipped cream, strawberries, blueberries chopped up ($10 or $11). Ended up ordering the K-street toast afterwards, which was my first time trying it, simple sandwich with ketchup, cabbage, ham, and egg for $7. This was simple yet appetizing. It won't make you super full, but it'll be enough for a small bite. This is a nice cafe to stop by and grab a quick coffee fix as I saw many people did. The owners are very polite and nice. Some stopped by to study, and others stopped by to chat. Soft music is playing the background. Even though we were the only customers for a while since we were waiting for an errand nearby, it was an overall pleasant experience. I'll be sure to visit again if I'm ever in the area!

Officially my favorite bakery in Flushing. I returned and tried:…read more + Purple sweet potato bun + Pandan with honey cake + Pandan coconut bun The two buns were the best, but I also really liked the pandan honey cake. You cannot go wrong here.

Was exploring Flushing eateries when I came across the Apollo Bakery. What not to like about the…read moreblack sesame bun? Also the matcha red bean bun that I went on to try?! Not too sweet desserts that go well with tea big time. I like their version of the classic sweet topping bun with a filling. The lightly sweet crumbly cookie-like topping on the fluffy bread-like bun filled with red bean paste was pretty good! I noticed that they also had mini mooncakes of various flavors. Be sure to see what you might want to try at the Apollo Bakery if you happen to be in Flushing. The associate at the bakery was tactful and patient when ringing up my order. A small bakery with some unique desserts.

Randomly walked in here, bought the milk bread, some buns, and paper cupcake. Spend $10 and you get…read morea free soft serve. If you want the matcha flavor, it's an extra $.50. Since I enjoyed the bread, I've gone back several times. Bought a day cake and love it too since it's not too sweet. Service is fast. Looks like your normal Asian bakery but with more variety. You can buy a gift card with some perks.

I wanted to come here last time but instead wasted money on the viral bakery across the street…read more That bakery... tasted pretty bad, some things had almost no flavor whatsoever ...and yet a long line every time we pass by. No line here but everything was nicely displayed. L didn't want anything at first but he picked out a ham and cheese croissant and I got 2 egg tarts. We ate them hrs later but surprisingly they were pretty good. I liked the egg tarts. Different than the usual Chinese bakery. The egg tarts were very flakey, more like a French bakery than Chinese. The ham and cheese were flavorful, I only had a bite but I think they used maybe cheddar cheese and hopefully not American. I bought more egg tarts my second visit. Prices were okay.. cheaper than the chain bakeries that are so overpriced that doesn't even taste good. Next time I might try one of their pretty cakes.

One of my favorite Asian bakeries in NYC with quite a few Taiwanese items. It's a long trek for me,…read morebut honestly it's worth a special trip. The brown sugar cake with the crunchy sesame seeds on top is amazing, and everything I've had here has been really good. Never disappoints!

I really enjoyed Mr. Tu Bakery!…read more This small Chinese bakery offers various baked items and pastries, as well as hot and cold drinks. I wanted to try their curry chicken pie, but was told that they did not have those available - either they ran out really quicky early in the morning, or the items are not offered all the time? I did try a 'fish breakfast sandwich', which was part of their bread/pastries selection - it was a soft fluffy bread filled with a fried fish filet, sliced cucumbers, lettuce, and some mayo - this was actually pretty delicious! It could have been warmer, but the sandwich was still fresh and yummy; great for a little snack! Staff were super kind, friendly, and welcoming. This is more of a to-go type of place, but I can see how this is a favorite with the locals. I'd like to go back and try their other 'breakfast sandwiches' and that curry chicken pie! +tasty fish breakfast sandwich +friendly & kind staff

Finally went it after driving past it many times. There's parking in front - a few spots only but…read morestill appreciated. It's a local bakery that has a little bit of everything. Korean owned and operated so it has the typical pastries you'll find at any Korean style bakery. They claim to hand roll their bagels so I knew I had to get one to try. I saw they offer egg everything bagel which is hard to find so I ordered it untoasted (ode to a past Yelp event) with cream cheese. Not sure if they couldn't hear me well (they had loud customers) - they gave me a regular everything bagel. I didn't realize until I left already but it's ok, I didn't mind. It's a decent bagel but nothing ground breaking. The cream cheese was the standout imo. It was tangy and quite rich. I really liked it! I hope my taste buds aren't playing on me and it's just Philadelphia cream cheese

It took a 12-15min bus ride from Flushing Main St to get to Canaan bread, and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! My friends and I had some breakfast platters and tried their breakfast sandwiches (AKA Canaan toasts), which were REALLY good. Hefty portions for all at affordable prices. There is enough seating for people to enjoy a quick bite. It has several display cases full of pastries and breads. The food options for breakfast and lunch gave a diner vibe. There was a lot of food traffic while we were there, all different types of people: an elderly group, families with their young kids, a young couple. Canaan bread really has something for everyone! My friends and I thought the Canaan toasts had some great umami. it may have been the honey mustard/Canaan sauces that added great flavor on the sandwiches.

The roast pork bun is the new burger…read more You can't beat lunch for $3 these days. Always fresh. Always tasty. Always satisfying. You could eat the pineapple roast pork bun, which is like eating a roast pork bun with a pineapple cookie on top. Or choose the snow covered bun with the sweet white cream on top. I've yet to taste the green tea pineapple bun, but iI will one day since I come here once a week during lunch break. The buns are the best part of my day.

The famous roasted pork pineapple bun is okay. The peanut sesame pineapple bun is like a mix of…read moretang yuan and pineapple bun. I like that it has different textures but it gets too sweet if I keep eating.. Cash is preferred and likely cheaper than credit card.

When a place shows consistency and staying power over a nearly a couple of decades that…read moreautomatically adds the "star" power of this place and ups my rating. (The first reviews of this place on Yelp are dated 2008). Although the prices aren't as inexpensive as they used to be (Cheap eats in NYC are going the way of the Dodo - might as well get used to it!) I still find they remained consistently delicious. Arguably, the chicken buns are the draw here - with a nice sized slab of juicy dark meat chicken tucked in a crispy outside, soft inside pineapple bun dressed with lettuce, tomato and cucumber it is winning combo. These days you will be hard pressed to find a cheaper and better chicken sandwich at $3.75 in NYC. Better to get here early to make sure they have them, also fresher! I asked for a Iced coffee and the default is light and sweet, which is a style I haven't had in while. It hit the spot. I tried the pork floss bun - it was large and tasty. The sponge cake was nice and soft, but friend remarked perhaps not the very best she's had, but good. They have don tat which will do the job, but not a stand out version. This is old school spot that after I walk out with my purchase I feel grateful it is still sticking around serving up goodness!

Delicious. Their pineapple buns aren't oily like other bakeries. The loaf of taro bread with…read morespongecake ontop is also great. Lots of fresh taro.

We got the nama chocolate with tiramisu crunchy. The size was shockingly small. The chocolate part…read morekinda has the texture of a truffle (?) but there was no crunch and the flavor was ok at best. Nearly $9 for this is crazy.

On my way back home, ordered little treats for myself as takeout. This cafe is newly to the…read moreneighborhood, with modern design inside, and the service is fast and welcoming. The desserts are not too sweet, the taste overall is decent, and the chocolate quality is great. Also ordered a hot matcha drink, was a little too strong for me, maybe with ice would be better. Will definitely come back to try other flavor of cute deserts.