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    ABC Bakery

    4.3 (1.2k reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Dim Sum, Cantonese
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Monica S.

    En route from Truckee to back to the Bay Area, I stopped off at ABC Bakery for take-out dim sum. With my arrival time at 4pm, I didn't expect there to be much left because the place closes at 5pm. To my surprise, there were enough items to fulfill my dim sum craving: 4 siu mai - larger than normal 2 har gow - skin did not fall apart 1 baked cha siu bau - good amount of filling 1 pineapple bun filled with custard 2 sesame balls - crispy on the outside When I asked for the pineapple bun, I thought cha siu was inside, but it was custard. As for the sesame balls, I was lucky to get them because it was from a big order where there was only 2 left. Unfortunately, there were no more egg tarts left, but I wasn't surprised given the time of day. Overall, I enjoyed the food and would stop by again, hopefully, earlier. Things to note: Cash only. No dining in. No bathrooms. Must ask for sauces and utensils.

    Mochi with BBQ pork and one with Red Bean
    Julieanne H.

    Run to ABC whenever they have the "Special Pinnacle BBQ Pork Bun!" OK, pineapples are just OK and I'm there their latest concoction of pineapple bun with barbecue pork is culinary delight! I was lucky enough to arrive when they were just getting ready to take him out of the oven I'm waiting and it was so hot when I got in had to wait about five minutes to pull off but the smell in my car while I was waiting was worth the wait. Out of the world tasty. The pineapple is perfectly crunchy around the outside and super soft on the inside and then filled with the perfect consistency of the barbecue pork. At $2.49 it's a nearly a whole meal and wow so good. I also tried the barbecue pork mochi and wow, they've changed that recipe. It had some interesting spice not just five spice. It was really tasty. I'm gonna have to regularly stop ABC again my friends try this pineapple bun. You just can't even imagine how it is!

    Girlie M.

    This place has been my go-to ever since my first visit in 2021, and the Sui Mai never disappoints. That's usually what I order, and my kids love it too. I'm also a fan of their fried pork dumplings, shrimp balls, and sesame balls. We recently ordered party trays of Sui Mai, Ha Gow, and fried dumplings for my sister's baby shower, and they were gone fast. There's usually a line on the weekends, but it moves pretty quickly. Everything is fresh and reasonably priced, which makes the experience even more enjoyable.

    Pork Dumplings Sui-Mai
    Victor V.

    So my coworker and brand new member of the Elite Team,Dan H. surprised me at work the other day with a few baked items from ABC Bakery-it was an unexpected surprise and I was for sure happy about it. A little background-I've lived in Sacramento area for almost 30 years and never been to ABC Bakery and of course I've heard of it for years-it's a legendary place,but I guess my travels around the Sacramento area just never got me to ABC Bakery,so one day I was going to his house and I saw the bakery was like 2 minutes from his house and I was like "how have I never stopped there after all this time"...Well that day,Dan H fixed that problem-sorta. So here is what he brought me and what I thought of them. -Shrimp Dumpling-I like this-I put some chili oil on it and it was super tasty-this one I will order again. 7.9/10 item -Pork Dumpling-this one I didn't love as much-not sure if it was maybe I didn't eat it hot off the oven but I don't know-just tasted a bit off-maybe too much straight pork which sounds crazy-but maybe that's it-6.1/10 item -Chicken Curry Bun-this one was amazing-almost the best item of the meal-I am not sure if I'm supposed to put chili oil and soy vinegar on this but I did and man those flavors popped-the bun itself was so soft and tasty-I really loved this and would get it again-8.3/10 item -Pork Bun-last but for sure not least-the classic Pork Bun and it was great-practically flawlesss-perfect bun perfect seasonings on meat,perfect taste-about the only thing wrong with it was that I didn't have 5 of em to eat-it was really great-I will for sure get this item again-9.3/10 item After eating these items-I get why this place is held in such high regard.Of course I'm left with the thought that as good as the items were,I think they would be better if I was in the store eating these things fresh out the oven-my favorite pork bun bakery in NYC Chinatown serves them fresh right out of the oven and they r off the charts great-so now I feel I have to get to this bakery in person and get the entire ABC Bakery experience-maybe this weekend-I am off this weekend-I think I can make that happen. In closing-from what I've experienced so far ABC Bakery is so legit-stay tuned for part 2 of this review when I actually make it into the bakery-Stay Safe Out There.

    Steamed bun $4 prior to tax
    Vic C.

    ABC Bakery is located in the same plaza as O' Reilly's Auto Parks, specifically right next door to Florin Nails & Spa with a large shared parking lot. I came by here with my husband on a Friday afternoon, around 1:45 pm. There was a line of maybe 7 other parties ahead of us. When it was our turn, we ended ordering: 2 shrimp balls $2 each- These shrimp balls were nice and crunchy, as they are wrapped in spring roll wrapper strips and then deep fried to give you that nice crispy crunch. My husband and I both enjoyed these, but they were a little oily and wished they were drained a little bit more. 2 haw gaw $1.50 each- These were good. They tasted pretty standard. The size for the price was also fine. 2 shiu mai $1.50 each- These were also good and felt the size was acceptable for the price. 1 steamed bun $4- This bun had sausage, a hard boiled egg and pork inside. Although the filling inside was tasty, I didn't like that there was so much of the bun and not enough of the filling to match. ------------------------------ (Total= $15.23 after tax) Please note that this place is CASH only (or you can pay with your debit card). Unfortunately at the time we arrived, ABC Bakery was already out of cheong fun or rice noodle. Actually what really surprised me was that the to go dim sum places that I have gone to in Sacramento don't seem to normally have cheong fun on their menu. But back home in San Gabriel Valley, where I live, that seems to be a staple at every to go dim sum eatery (I always order cheong fun). Service was friendly and wait time wasn't too long, even though there was a line. The employees helping me were able to speak both Cantonese and English so you shouldn't have trouble if you come here. The next time I come by here, I will have to make sure to come much earlier so that I don't miss out on things that already sold out.

    Dan H.

    Neighborhood Gem located on the back side of the Bel Air at Florin & South Land Park, featuring both baked and steamed buns, as well as dumplings and assorted baked goods strictly on a to-go basis. I got my favorite Chicken Curry baked bun, a BBQ Pork bun, and tried a Pineapple baked bun with BBQ Pork, a pork dumpling and shrimp dumpling. Every item is fantastic in flavor, but the star for me was the Pineapple BBQ pork bun, the combination of flavors with the Crust on the bun made me wish for more. They are usually very busy and can often be low on some of the buns as they also take call in orders . Dont be afraid to grab a dozen of the baked buns as they reheat easily and make for a nice snack or meal. (I can't speak for the steamed buns, baked buns all the way for me)

    Hot dog bun
    Stephanie L.

    This place was poppin but I have to say, it's pretty hit or miss. Pros- The line moves fast, multiple people are taking orders. All the girls working the register were young and spoke English. Everything in the case is labeled and they also have menus posted on the wall and by the case. They do recommend you have a list ready when it's your turn to order. It helps with the flow of things. Prices are decent. In a plaza, so parking is abundant. Cons- Cash and debit cards only. Even though English is spoken, there still was some miscommunication. I asked for the spare ribs rice roll and she almost gave me something else. I also ordered the BBQ pork mochi biscuit but she gave me a Red Bean one. Items are not really fresh. Spare ribs rice roll - This was so good and only $5.50 for a good sized portion. The rice rolls were soft! The pork tender, and I loved the sweet soy they give you on the side to pour over. Would come back for this. Mochi x 4 - They offer peanut, matcha red bean, and red bean. I'm not a matcha girl so didn't try that one but got 2 each of the peanut and red bean ones for $1.50 each. The mochi is a good size, loved the texture and chew. I didn't see anyone included a cross section of the peanut mochi so I made sure to get one for yall. TBH the red bean was more to my taste, and I really wish they had fruit options. The peanut one had a peanutty sugar inside, which was a bit too sweet for me. They're all rolled in coconut shreds too, so they're pretty messy. Hot dog bun - The bun is big but the dogs are tiny.. Also, the bun was dry af. The scallions on top were so toasted they fell off, and the weenies were also a bit dry.. They also didn't sit up nicely on the bun, but sank down into the holes on the bread. I took a bite of it "fresh" and wasn't impressed so took it home to heat up and dip in sauce. It's super bready... and just overall boring. Wouldn't waste the dollars on this. Sesame Ball x 2 - Small for the price. Not fresh at all even though we stopped by at 9 AM. Had a good chew once reheated and red bean filling was good, but def have had waaaay better. Red Bean Mochi Biscuit - Basically a pan fried stuffed mochi. Super super soggy. I wanted BBQ pork but got red bean instead. Same filling as the sesame ball. Decent, but could have been better texturally. All of this came out to $19.09. For $20, I would have expected better.

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    Amy T.

    We still love this bakery after ownership change. My husband likes the big steamed buns and shiu mai. My son likes the hot dog buns and custard tarts. Come early if you can. Lines get long, but staff are pretty efficient. No dine-in.

    Sarah T.

    Been here a number of times. I stopped by after having lunch nearby early Wednesday afternoon. I was craving custard tarts so I stopped in to grab some. There was a small line but it moves fast. Staff were friendly. They only accept cash or debit card. There's plenty of parking.

    BBQ Pork Buns
    Kandy F.

    My better half came in and picked up a to-go order for a birthday get together! It had been a while since we've been here. We had the BBQ Pork Buns and some of the Apple turnovers. OMGOODNESS!! The BBQ Pork Buns were fresh! I'm embarrassed to say I was a pig and scarfed it down so fast! The apple turnovers were very soft and flaky. So good!! Overall, an excellent place to have lunch, dinner, or take to a potluck! I was told that our order was quick and the folks here were friendly. I'll be back for other menu items.....

    Egg tart
    Rich S.

    Tried ABC Bakery today and picked up some quick bites. The egg tart was $2.50 each and the large steamed buns are $4 each. The egg tart was really good flaky crust, lightly sweet, and not overly eggy. The steamed buns were delicious too, with a great meat-to-bun ratio and very filling. This is more of a grab and go food spot with no seating, but they also offer catering and have a good variety of other bakery and hot food options. I'd definitely come back to try more items.

    The Steamed Menu.  Theres a Baked Menu, too.
    ILiving With L.

    You can't go wrong with anything on the menu--the dim sum is fantastic, affordable, and quick. It's authentic comfort food and the locals favorite. Beyond the warm aesthetic, the service here is pretty good. The staff is friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming,

    Taylor P.

    One of the best in Sac, dare I say best in NorCal! Always fresh and delicious. I got their pineapple buns for the first time and OMG I have been missing out! Of course, got the usual bbq buns and a variety of dim sum items. The egg rolls are underrated; thinking about them now as I write this and now I'm craving one! Also, I was here on a Thursday around lunch time and it was PACKED.

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    Best baked BBQ pork buns. It's a "must stop" when I am in the area or a "please bring" for family gatherings. Service is very efficient.

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    Ask the Community - ABC Bakery

    Do they take debit cards or cash only?

    They take both

    Do they have turnip cake or HK style milk tea?

    I just went to ABC Bakery last month and I did not see any turnip cake or Hong Kong style milk tea on the menu.

    Do they have the cocktail bun or egg custard baos?

    They have both but the cocktail buns seem to run out quickly.

    Do they do bulk orders if called ahead for a party?

    Yes they do! They did for Christmas! Just call them and order. If you live nearby and go in person to pay, You can skip the lines on day of pick up. They do not take payments over the phone. Hope this helps 😊

    Do they do catering?

    Yes

    Are you guys no longer making the steamed custard buns. Has it been discontinued?

    They still have custard buns You just have to call ahead to see if they have it

    Do they still make Cocktail Bao? We used to order it years ago.

    I believe the item is discontinued, I didn't see it displayed or on the menu last time I went. But you can always call to ask!

    There has been some chatter that ABC may decide to close for good in the near future due to a raise in rent costs. Can anyone confirm if this is true? WE CANNOT LOSE THIS NEIGHBORHOOD GEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    The old owners sold the business but ABC will stay open.

    Are they still accepting only cash?

    No, they do take debit but have a $20.00 minimum to use a card.

    Do they take Apple Pay?

    No, only cash and debit card.

    Does ABC Bakery deliver or has access delivery service ; ie: Dash? Or any other delivery?

    As of 7/24/23, online states they are temporarily closed. Does anyone know when they are reopening?

    Do they take debit card or is it cash only?

    Debit or cash only

    Does anyone know if ABC will sell any items individually packaged, for a socially-distanced celebration?

    No, but for a bakery that will, check out Pegasus Bakery on Stockton Blvd

    Will they be open Christmas week?

    Closed Monday and Christmas Day

    Are they selling mooncake yet?

    Personally I wouldn't buy any from them, i go to Asians market to buy good quality moon cake that's made in HK only (Maxim or Wing Wah) are excellent $35 to $50 a can, go to Costco if you're on a budget, they're made in Taiwan, I've seen them the… 

    Are any items gluten free?

    The only item might be their steamed pork spareribs, but even that might have a thickener in the gravy.

    Did they re open?

    Yes, they reopened about two weeks ago.

    Are they open during coronavirus?

    They are temporarily closed due to the virus

    Do they make baos all day? I'm thinking about buying some late in the afternoon.

    I've never seen them run out of bags.

    Does anyone happen to know if they make the Chinese bakery style birthday cakes?

    No , they don't !! They have mostly dim-sum , cookies, bread and pastries..

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    I've been coming to New Happy Garden for several years--back when it was just "Happy Garden"--and…read moreit used to be a spot I'd happily go out of my way for. The restaurant itself has always been large, spacious, and beautifully decorated with chandeliers--it's definitely a nice venue for events like weddings. Their taro turnovers have always been a favorite of mine, and even after moving farther away, I still found myself coming back just for them. A few months ago, my husband and I had a really pleasant experience here. We ordered a variety of dim sum and ended up taking some home because everything was so enjoyable. My husband typically orders the spicy orange chicken and has always been satisfied with it. The service during that visit was also great--the server was sweet, attentive, and we even had some fun conversations. Unfortunately, our most recent visit yesterday was a completely different experience. We came in around 11:15 AM on a Tuesday expecting a nice, casual dim sum date. I ordered har gow, siu mai, sticky rice, and shrimp balls with sweet and sour sauce, and we waited for more of the dim sum carts to come around. As usual, I ordered the spicy orange chicken for my husband. It was already off to a rough start when communication with our servers became difficult. There seemed to be a significant language barrier, and it was challenging to get our concerns across. Things went downhill when we received the "spicy" orange chicken. It was not spicy at all and, more importantly, it was severely overcooked--hard, dry, and honestly unchewable. We ordered chicken, not beef jerky. When we brought this up, the staff seemed fixated on the spice level rather than listening to the main issue. They insisted that the dish was already spicy and interpreted our concern as a request for "extra spicy." Both my husband and I can handle spice differently, but we could agree there was no spice present, and that wasn't even the primary problem--the texture was. They took the dish back, and we assumed it would be remade. Instead, it was quickly returned to us with some chili sauce sprinkled on top--the same exact overcooked chicken. I could tell it hadn't been remade because the same broken piece of chicken was still on the plate. At that point, we were frustrated and had lost our appetites. I took the dish to the register myself to explain that the issue was the texture and that the chicken was inedible. It finally seemed to click, and they apologized and offered to remake it, but by then, it felt too late. I'm not one to give third chances when something should have been handled correctly the first or second time. To their credit, they did not charge us for the dish and were apologetic, but the entire experience felt unnecessarily difficult and frustrating. That's not the level of service I expect when I'm paying to support a business. It's especially disappointing because this was meant to be our last visit before moving out of state, and it ended on such a sour note. Sadly, after this experience, I definitely do not see myself returning.

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    3.3
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    Free parking
    Outdoor seating

    Getting home cooked style meal cant be any more satisfying while traveling and authentic Chinese…read morefood is harder to find! To all my canto peeps, this will be the place where you feel like home. However a tad variation of preferences to taste buds. My family is from a different area from the Mr. with a different flavor profile than his. So here is our take: braised beef noodle soup - we loved but the Mr. loved it more. Soup reminded me of shoyu ramen with garlic. Simple, soothing and flavorful. I loved it but it was missing a few spices I am personally used to such as more spice mix and pickled mustard greens. House Fried Rice (Thursday special) - this was simple yet satisfying. With shrimp and Chinese sausage in it. Carb overload but it was such a comfort food we cant help but finish it. House soup dumplings which we also liked but again he loved this one more also. Again, simple yet flavorful, clean comfort food while i felt the skin was a tad thicker than what I prefer. So this one depends on your preferences. Regardless, this was still good. Ambiance: clean and welcoming. They have a TV screen to highlight their food items with pictures which I always love to help me find what i want to eat. But wont lie, it makes me want to get every item on there. They all look yummy. Service: Its a family run restaurant and one person serving everyone plus seating and taking the bill. So during rush hour, do expect wait times but I completely understand and don't mind it. I can see they are busy and would rather than go to a place that is slow where the server walks like a sloth. That is always an eye sore to me. Cost: prices are reasonable and same to any other places similar. Parking is in a huge plaza and can be crowded during rush hour but still enough just may need to walk further a bit. If we ever travel this way again, will definitely be back!

    a smaller establishment with some traditional chinese decorations but overall a modern vibe…read more service was standard. food was good! soup dumplings came out hot and fresh, dough was a bit on the thicker side on the top but i didn't mind it much. the soup itself had great flavor, not too fatty and tasted quite clean imo. the pork was tender and flavored well. wontons had a thin skin which i loved. scallion pancakes were perfectly crispy. we also got the spicy braised beef flank noodles which were insanely good, easily my favorite dish. the beef was so tender, the noodles were cooked perfectly and were the perfect thickness, and the soup was so flavorful. the soup was a bit sweet and heavy with the star anise which i loved, definitely had a complexity of flavor. only comment i have was that i wish a small spoon was provided with the soy vinegar sauce! i had a bit of a hard time pouring sauce on the soup dumplings and i'm not a big fan of dipping the dumplings in the sauce either.

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    Dragon Beaux

    Dragon Beaux

    4.1
    (185 reviews)
    11.0 mi
    $$$

    Spacious casino restaurant with some outdoor seating…read more Menu is easily broken down in categories with many options. Staff is friendly and attentive from the beginning to the end of the meal. We enjoyed a full course meal. Chili oil dumplings were the favorites, Sweet & Sour soup was hearty, Broccoli was crispy and the beef just melted in your mouth. Shrimp and toasted walnuts were a treat. Chow fun was flavorful and we even tried a new appetizer that did not disappoint. This spot is a must try and great for date night, celebrations, family style eating or just to eatvery good food!!

    The food was great and the service was great. Wife and I had the peking duck with pancakes, the…read morehoney garlic sirloin with asparagus and the five color xiao long bao. Definitely the most tastiest duck I've ever had. The skin was crispy and the fat just melted in your mouth. The pancake making process was definitely unique but i would just love the duck on rice with some pepper. The sirloin was tender, moist and medium rare. Great stir fry. The 5 color xlb was a disappointment though. Tasty still but not worth the hype since the dumplings cooled down way to quickly and the taste was not on point. Ambiance wise, very beautiful inside. They had spacious areas for groups, big 4 person tables, and a great outdoor patio area. Definitely a good spot to try and ill come back here for the duck again.

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    Classy Bar
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