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Asian Bakery Cafe

3.5 (223 reviews)
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Lilli M.

The service here is standard (aka all business, don't expect niceties) and the ambiance is nothing to write home about. Also, there's no dining in. However what brings us back here are the egg tarts and baos. The tarts are delightfully crispy and the egg is still warm. Pure deliciousness. (Also not super cheap at $2.50 a pop) I also liked the pineapple red bean bun, which had a decent amount of filling. Again, it's too bad the ambiance here isn't better but we come for the baked goods, not the service or ambiance.

a variety of food items
Ellen M.

Pros: Fresh made baked goods - good variety Reasonable prices Cons: Not much seating Parking can be a challenge Pro tip: They make their own Moon cakes

Red bean bun
Min Z.

It's a typical Hong Kong style bakery. The price was normal, the atmosphere was casual. There were some baked buns with different fillings along the wall. We ordered a red bean bun, a loaf of red bean bread, and an egg tart. They were fresh and acceptable, but nothing fancy. I had much better ones.

Pineapple crust coco bun + Milk powder bun + egg tart
Judy P.

Stopped by after seeing it right by Yifang in Rockville! Good variety with reasonable prices. Cantonese-owned bakery. Cool how they make their own mooncakes year round. Curious! Their food items taste on the lighter end in terms of flavor including the Cantonese noodle soup but it was still delicious. My instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqamNtsD6Ep/

Char siu with cabbage and rice
Tiffany T.

I had a variety of buns (not pictured) - pineapple bun - pineapple bun with coconut fillings - pork and cabbage steam buns - baked char siu bun - coconut bun - egg tarts I enjoyed all of the baked pastries and I thought the pork and vegetable buns were decent. I do wish the steam pork and vegetable buns had more a bit more filling and other ingredients, but I also enjoyed the simplicity of it. They were a good break from all the sweeter buns. As for the char siu lunch, it was on the sweeter side. I think the char siu was cooked really well and was juicy, but I wished it had a more dense and salty sauce. I also wished the cabbage had seasoning or flavor. Overall, I don't think the dish was a hit and for the price too, but I was hungry and I was glad that I gave it a try.

Poor quality egg tart
AY Z.

Bad Customer Service I received very bad customer services during my last couple of visits. The waitress/cashier, a 50-60s woman, not the nice younger lady, was rude, yelled at me because I was probably not speaking loud enough with my mask on. And she might be intentionally picking a poor quality egg tart for me due to whatever reasons she thought I did not deserve the proper quality of food they should be serving to every customer. For people who are looking for quality asian bakeries, Japong and Bread Corner have much better and wider selections. Don't waste your time and money here.

Moon cake
Evangeline C.

Great home-made mooncake. Pricier than most moon cakes. Also sells this at grocery stores for cheaper. I'm satisfied regardless. Bakery also has a variety of baked goods, drinks, and some dim sum items.

Ronald B.

One of a kind spot for this often imitated but never duplicated bakery spot. Located in Rockville across the famous GW grocery market, you will find an Asian bakery baking up some really tasty treats. As someone who comes here quite often during weekends, I highly recommend trying their pork buns. Bread baked fresh each and every morning with pork encased inside a buttery sweet and soft bun. Packed with so much flavor that'll hit your taste bud like a Mack truck . One cannot resist to just grab one. So grab five and the sixth is free! Not into pork. Well, try their coconut bread. Or there coconut with raisin bread. Heck, why not both! But I assure you, you can't go wrong with either one. In addition to their ample selection of pastries, they also offer up a few soup variations from beef wonton to shrimp soup. All delicious!

Mooncake
Katherine M.

Quick service with fresh Chinese and Asian bakery items. It's hard to find a place that takes the painstaking effort to create mooncakes, and these are so delicious. Rich, not too sweet and honestly addictive, even the pineapple ones! I had just gotten out of the gym so I was peeling pretty peckish and got a scallion hotdog bun, which was super pretty?! But I ate it before taking a photo. Note that they have an 8 dollar credit card minimum, but it's easy to grab everything you see! Glad I came here!

Hong Kong style egg tarts were sooo good!
Michelle T.

I went to this cafe a few times as a kid, and found it again recently. It's a small, authentic-vibe shop across from Great Wall Supermarket. The cashier staff was friendly and helpful. They have both dine-in and grab-and-go options! Their Hong Kong Style egg tarts exceeding my expectations. It was warm, crispy, and exactly what I was craving! I visited the shop around 5pm, so I was surprised it tasted so fresh so close to the evening. We grabbed their packaged steamed BBQ pork buns to go, as well. They were pretty good -- highly recommend to heat it up before you eat it though. Parking in this shopping center can be pretty stressful on weekends and around dinner time, but I went on a Monday afternoon around 5pm and there was plenty of parking. Overall, it was a pretty good experience and I'm excited to go back and try their noodle wonton soup soon!

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Not the best Chinese bakery I've been to but it's the only one In the dc/Baltimore area and it's definitely decent. I recommend.

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Pork floss roll with scallion and bacon was great--soft, flavorful, and filling. Hong Kong milk tea & coffee was also good.

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Chuan Tian Xia

Chuan Tian Xia

4.4(64 reviews)
2.9 mi

This is a short review based on my first (but definitely not last!) visit. Will update in the…read morefuture. Was heading home from airport after a long flight. Was feeling hangry because I had planned on stopping at Hard Times for a bowl of chili -and found out they were closed on Mondays. So, pretty much pulled a name out of a hat and would up at Chuan Tian Xia because, well, Szechuan cooking uses chiles, no? Yesssss! I ordered Signature Dumplings and a bowl of Beijing-style Beijing-style Zhajiang Noodles. The dumplings were outstanding: a mix of shrimp, pork, and chive that were plump, juicy, fragrant with the herbaceous flavor of chives. The accompanying sauce was not too sweet, not too hot, just right as a complement to the dumplings. Yowza. I was a happy camper... ...and then I dug into my noodles. Double yowza! Thick wheat noodles topped with a rich sauce made from (I think) fermented soybean paste and braised pork belly, garnished with cucumbers. The portion was way to big for me to eat after my flight, but I really, really enjoyed it (and the remaining dumplings) for lunch today. Did I say yowza? I'm an adventurous eater so the menu's less Americanized items were what I would have ordered given more time (like Maoxuewang: can you say "pig's tongue, spam, pork intestine, and beef tripe"? Protein is protein, baby!). Just means I need to come back, and I will, as quickly as I can.

This seems like a brand new opened spot that I wanted to try but when I asked my waiter he said…read morethey've been open for about 3 years. I got in there and the place was empty and I had to practically yell "excuse me" and someone came out to seat us. The old restaurant was a personal Hotpot place and the new restaurant didnt change the tables or the plates or practically anything so I was a little confused. We ordered and the waiter was super nice and helpful. He suggested good dishes to try and explained that each dish you order comes with a bowl of rice. When the food cane out we were shocked by the portion size. It was way bigger than we were expecting. The flavor of the food was good but a little messy. One dish we ordered was a little bland and the other 2 were pretty salty if not eaten with rice. The fish was not as crispy on the outside as I thought it would be but the inside was super tender and cooked very well. The color wasnt right but the flavor was there. It could've used a little more seasoning on top but it was good either way. The chicken we ordered was extremely spicy, which I liked, but it was pretty spicy. The pork we ordered was okay. It wasnt super authentic because they didnt cut the meat correctly but the flavor was there. Altogether I liked this restaurant and the prices were extremely fair considering their portion size. I would come here again to try the other dishes they have.

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Lao Sze Chuan

4.0(761 reviews)
4.1 mi
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This restaurant has been on my radar for some time. The food and service were good. The restaurant…read moreis a little on the loud side between the music on the background and catters among people. Decorations is on a classy side. The prices varies. We started with a few cocktails and couple starters. Sesame Balls were perfectly fried and delicious. The Shuimai was good as well. We ended up with 3 dry Chili dishes: chicken, cauliflower, and tofu. All same flavor but different at the same time. The tofu was soft inside with a nice crispy outer coating. Both chicken and cauliflower were tasty as well. Then there is the chicken with cashew nuts. I liked this one more than I thought I would. Good flavor. Lastly, wow. The Spicy Sour Fish Filet. It came in a HUGE bowl. A little spicy, a little sourness, fish, noodle... what is there not to like. Overall, a good experience.

Was craving classic Chinese so ordered takeout. The fried rice was just OK. It didn't really have…read moremuch flavor so I used to Kung Pan Chicken to assist. It too was just OK. Not likely to revisit. The takeaway bag was really spiffy though. Edited: Now I know why the fried rice was so bland. Confusingly advertised. It's advertised with a photo and language which reads: "Tender chicken pieces mixed with seasoned rice, egg, and green onions, garnished with a vibrant edible flower" and the photo supports this, but if you don't scroll further down, you'll miss that you have to select exactly those items to see them in the fried rice.

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Far East Restaurant

3.5(652 reviews)
4.2 mi
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Came in at 6PM on a Saturday without a reservation and our party of four was promptly seated. It…read morewas our first visit and we were all impressed by the size of this restaurant. We were immediately served water and hot tea while we decided on our dishes. We were eating family style, so we started with pan fried dumplings and then selected stir fried eggplant, chicken chow foon, general tso's bean curd and crispy beef. This was more than enough for our table and we took about half of the food home in boxes. My favorite was the crispy beef which was very crispy and came with match stick vegetables. The bean curd was also very crispy and the sauce was rich and savory. The serving chow foon was massive and very tasty. The restaurant was beautiful though our dishes and silverware were a little spotty and one of the plates came out with something green. Alas, I will definitely return, hopefully for dim sum next time!

We were pleasantly surprised to find this Dim Sum place to have delicious food, nice ambience and…read moreexcellent service! Coming from out of town, we drove in around 3:00 pm and didn't know if DimSum was still being served. Even though they didn't have the push carts after hours, we were still able to order from the check list menu which had more than enough items to make a full meal for the two of us. The Ambiance inside was very nicely decorated with Chinese Art and the waitress serving our table was very friendly and attentive. We really enjoyed our meals there and will be back again next time we are in town.

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Bob's Shanghai 66 - 小籠湯包。 A14 Pork XLB

Bob's Shanghai 66

4.0(1.7k reviews)
0.3 mi
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Came in for a weekday lunch and had a quick, easy experience. I ordered the xiao long bao and beef…read morenoodle soup. The XLB were flavorful and juicy, and I really liked the broth in the noodle soup. The soup had plenty of depth, though I thought the amount of beef was a little less generous than expected. My one oddly specific complaint was the metal soup spoon. It heated up quickly with the hot broth and made eating the soup more frustrating than it needed to be. A ceramic spoon would make much more sense. Service was good and fast. Overall, Bob's is a solid Rockville spot when you're craving authentic Chinese food, and probably even better with a few friends so you can order several dishes and share.

I have been looking for some really good fried rice since I moved to MD and finally found some…read more Thanks to fellow Yelpers, I was able to narrow my search. Located near Town Center in Rockville, it's tucked behind the Walgreens in a plaza. I placed a take out order but will say that the restaurant was PACKED! There was a regular menu and a dim sum menu which I could appreciate. I ordered the basics: combo fried rice (chicken and shrimp), vegetable spring rolls, sesame chicken and jasmine rice and egg soup. The rice and super flavorful and worth the 15 min wait. The sesame chicken was great as well. The egg drop soup was overwhelming with eggs, so it was ok. Not bad but I didn't expect so much egg. Also, the spring rolls could have been fried a little harder. Ver crispy on the outside but once I bit into it, the soft texture threw me off. But it was nothing that my air fryer couldn't fix! Overall, service was quick and easy and friendly. There were a few normal patrons that our cashier knew so that was a great sign. I loved the fact that I was able to see their accolades on the walls and there's an open window that allows you to see the food prep, which was neat! Overall I'd give it a 4/5 and will be back!

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East Pearl Restaurant - Roast Duck

East Pearl Restaurant

3.7(578 reviews)
1.5 mi
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Great service! Great food! Has all the authenticity of amazing Chinese food…read more We stopped here on whim with a friend and was actually surprised. She said let's go eat Chinese food and I thought, oh lord, another Panda Express or some hole in wall that had the generic dishes from takeout restaurants. I'm used to driving to VA for more authenticity, but I was surprised! Didn't know this gem existed in this area! Cantonese and Hong Kong food and more! They catered to all Asian ethnicities with focus on hometown favorites that my mom used to make me, and I was so excited when I saw the menu. The place was smaller than expected but packed with people! I thought I was in NYC for a bit, but nope, just Rockville. We had a specialty fish dish, along with a few of their specials that had beef and vegetables. Okay, I grew up in a Chinese Restaurant, but if you wanted me to list out the specialty dishes, I can't. I really was just busy being surprised and busy eating. And we ate ALOT! Food was great! I would definitely come back here more often. I do like that there were a lot of locals who were there, so you know it's a good place! There's no basic dishes here, just authentic and tasty!

Great spot for Cantonese BBQ! We ordered the pork belly/char siu over rice and duck over rice. The…read morepork belly was especially delicious -- crispy in the outside, tender on the inside. The hidden gem was the Szechuan green beans -- crunchy and flavorful, stir fried with some pickled greens and onions. Kind and very speedy service. Lots of indoor seating for parties of all sizes. Complementary hot tea and water.

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Taipei Cafe - Mapo Tofu

Taipei Cafe

3.9(522 reviews)
0.1 mi
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1. Stir fry A Choy (upon special request) 9/10 2. Bean curd…read morew/ pork 9/10 3. taiwanese stinky fried tofu w/ pickled cabbage 8.5/10 4. Hot sizzling steak w/ eggs, veges, spaghetti signature Taiwanese night market sauce (half black pepper half mushrooms) 8/10 Service was up to the standard, dining room is spacious, Wall Art reflects Taiwanese night market. Restaurants decently clean. Price is a little high, but taking an infected at you're in Montgomery County, Rockville, Maryland, DMV area cost of living.

Came here for the first time and ordered takeaway. I orders the sliced pig ears (appetizer),…read morestinky tofu (appetizer), and you cai (stir fry green veggies). Total came out to approximately $40, not including tip. What's hot - Menu. Pretty authentic Taiwanese menu, which impressed me. There are several items on the menu, such as pig ears and stinky tofu, which are authentic Taiwanese food and not easy to find in any Chinese restaurant. There's something for everyone- meats, veggies, seafood, and vegans. I was able to speak to two staffers in Mandarin, which tells me their staff know authentic Chinese food. I also asked them if they had a specific green veggie. The staffer knew exactly which one I was talking about and responded no, but provided me the options they do have on the menu. This place seems pretty legit. - Quality. Absolutely delicious. The pig ears appetizer was appropriately seasoned, not too salty, and sliced thinly. Pig ears is a dish that if sliced incorrectly, makes it difficult to chew. The you cai was stir fried well and came with a fair amount of garlic cloves, which added a delicious flavor to the veggies. It was not too salty and came with a nice sauce, that could drench the rice. - Location. Fairly easy to find in Rockville and there's a decent parking garage in the plaza. It's a rather small restaurant, with a bigger space in the back for larger parties. Their booths appear to hold groups of 4, maybe 6. The front of the restaurant is more narrow and more for single diners. - Service. I came around noon and there were 2 other customers, that I could see. My order was ready and packaged in approximately less than 15 minutes. They provided white rice with my takeaway order, which I didn't order. There are more restaurants that charge you extra for white rice, so that rice is automatically included with your order is something I appreciate. - Cost. For the quality, portions, and specific dishes, good value for money. What's not - Quality. The stinky tofu was not adequately stinky (I.e., fermented). It was well-seasoned and came with the appropriate sauce and pickled vegetables, but the flavor did not hit the mark. I was disappointed. I've had authentic stinky tofu in Taiwan, so I know exactly what is considered good and what to expect. - Takeaway containers. The 3 dishes were packed in plastic containers, which mostly did the job. However, each dish has its own sauce. As such, the containers did not do an adequate job of containing the sauces. The takeaway containers were placed in a paper bag, placed in a plastic bag. That helped, because each of the containers leaked sauce, which broke the paper bag and leaked into the plastic bag. I mainly bring this up to prepare you if you order takeaway. - Credit card. The credit card reader had some difficulty, in the beginning, to read my credit card. When I signed for the balance, I was automatically charged a 6% tip. Not cool, cause I don't appreciate that it was automatic. Final answer Plan on returning, but will be very mindful of how I use my credit card.

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Shi Miaodao Yunnan Rice Noodle

Shi Miaodao Yunnan Rice Noodle

4.6(148 reviews)
0.1 mi
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Nice restaurant, good ambiance, decent service for this small place where people steadily stream in…read moreand out. The noodles are rice noodles which I am not used to. The appetizers rock, and I would go back just for the appetizers. The noodles are not plated out like the menu, just a bowl of noodle with stuff in it. I chose the classic. The soup base was light - I would have preferred a heavier one like pho soup base for the rice noodles. It felt healthy and no MSG. I would say it's nice healthy kind of food but it didn't hit the spot. I will return to try the other soup base I think will work out better.

I have tried their location in Falls Church, VA and I have to say their broth is better in VA...but…read morethis location is several $ cheaper. Food: -I like that they still have all the ingredients separate from the broth when it arrives, allowing you flexibility and customization -not exactly 10 secs and the name says but food came out sufficiently fast -water is tap and you and can definitely taste the impurities Service: -as with most authentic Chinese restaurants, the servers don't really check on you after they deliver the food -but I appreciate that they leave us alone to chat, I was there with someone for over an hour and they didn't nudge us to leave Location -parking is a bit limited and so is the inside of the restaurant so not good for groups larger than 6

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