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    Asian Bakery Cafe

    3.5 (221 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    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

    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/

    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.

    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.

    Goodies inside
    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.

    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.

    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!

    Fruit Cake and Mocha Roll.
    Mia S.

    Asian bakeries are the real deal! If you haven't been to one, you're missing out. Growing up in a Filipino household, my mom splurged on Asian pastries so I grew up eating them. We ordered a small fruit cake with light icing and a roll of mocha cake. The thing about this type of fruit cake, the icing is NOT sweet and that's what I love about it. The fluffiness of the cake and spongey texture was paired perfectly with the fresh fruits. The mocha cake roll was also moist with a touch of sweetness. The bakery is located in a small shopping center alongside Pho 75, Thai restaurant, and a mini Filipino store.

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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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    I love this spot so much specifically for the egg waffle and Hong Kong style milk tea. This is like…read morethe only Hong Kong style cafe in the area, and it really hits the spot. It's not as cozy and cute as the College Park location, but still spacious. I recommend order the egg waffle or other food item ahead since it takes 15 minutes. You can do at the kiosk or on the app/online. My favorite is the egg tart one!! I usually get Signature HK or Sweet Velvet Milk Tea. They come in this nice glass bottle if you don't get topping! Other items I have enjoyed are the Pineapple Bun, Curry Fish Balls, and Coconut Milk Series. I definitely want to try more of the savory food items next time!

    Used to pick up food at their warehouse location. Didn't realize they had moved to a permanent…read morelocation 10 months ago. For a store that's open less than a year, this cafe is worn out. Tables not cleaned and most uneven and wonky. Just one sad front of house employee working that I saw just getting through the orders that are self order. This place has zero ambiance. I went to the bathroom and toilet tissue was nearly out and there was no way to even get anyone's attention to attend to that. Employee just kept their head down working. Food- drinks were great. My favorite is the watermelon coconut jelly. We had the pork chop pineapple bun. This is still a good sandwich. Tastes like they used to make it. Juicy pork chop, sweet pineapple bun. The construction of the sandwich leaves much to be desired because all the wet veggie ingredients slide the entire sandwich. Once you start eating, you should not put this sandwich down or it will come apart. They should put the sandwich in a sleeve. We ordered the fried chicken bento box. This bento has changed a bit from their previous version. With the new paper packaging, there are less compartments for goodies. The fried chicken recipe is different as all the batter fell off the chicken and was just a mess. There was close to zero pickles greens. With the dish which I feel brings this kind of bento together. Conclusion is food is decent, ambiance sucks. Would order to go from here but any fried food from here will be a disaster after you get it home. Had high hopes as I loved the previous location's food. Now being able to "look behind the curtain" and see how everything is made, I kind of feel question the cleanliness of this place.

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    Cuppa Tea - Pineapple tea, velvet milk tea, and egg tart bubble waffle

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    After a spicy dumpling lunch, my wife and I craved a quick, cooling bubble tea dessert. We found…read morethat Ding Cafe had an appealing menu with solid reviews, and so checked it out. My wife ordered a taro milk tea with a cheese foam cap and I went with a Vietnamese iced coffee with an ube cream topping. Both of our drinks were well prepared and had a ton of flavor. My wife liked that you can choose what kind of tea (black, green, or Oolong) for the taro drink, and we both found the cheese foam to be perfectly creamy and savory. Similarly, my strong iced coffee was prepared according to my taste with 0% sugar, and the cream topping had a discernible ube flavor without excessive sweetness. We both opted for grass jelly mixed into our potables and appreciated the soft, slurpable texture which indicated freshness. Our drinks averaged around $8 per, which is pretty standard. The interior of Ding was clean and bright, certainly pleasant enough in which to pass some time. We are glad we tried this place and can easily foresee returning when in the area.

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    Lovely new tables and chairs.

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    3.7(403 reviews)
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    Glad I stopped by this spot today! I was a little hesitant at first -- food court meals can be hit…read moreor miss, and the place was pretty quiet for a Sunday evening. But I was starving, so I went ahead and ordered the Sashimi Moriwase Donburi and Karaage Curry Donburi from Tamashi & Poki. And wow -- I was surprised! The sashimi bowl was super fresh and came with a generous amount of fish. For $14.99, it was honestly good! The karaage donburi was also delicious and the portion was huge for just $10.95. Please keep the quality and pricing like this -- I'll definitely be back and will be recommending this place to friends!

    I'm not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn't what the Spot is. Walking up, I was disappointed…read moreto see the place empty and with a closed sign in the window. As I walked past to find a different lunch place, I saw a different door with an open sign in it, and noticed the "big crowd" inside. Popping in, I found four people. One looked to be taking pictures for social media. One was sitting at a table, one at the claw machine, and the last, very bored, at one of the counters. Not a great sign. So, the hall reminds me painfully of a mall food court. There are six ish restaurants along one side, lots of seating on the other, and it's literally otherwise a hall. A bar sits at one side, and that was indeed closed. The restaurants are little more than counters, and all have kiosks. Behind them is their presumably shared kitchen. The restaurants are all fast food style. You can order from any restaurant from any kiosk. I chose the Japanese restaurant Milan, and Gong Cha for boba tea (hi, my name is Joshua, and I'm a bobaholic). Gong Cha was good, Milan was okay, but I'm reviewing the space here. Oh, and one of the restaurants also sells cheap, $7 rings -- also a good sign. I did go to the restroom, and it was slightly terrifying. There's a sign over the urinals thats said "DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING." I am not sure what that meant, but I was careful not to touch any surface in the filthy bathroom. You ever use a restroom and you contemplate whether washing your hands after is a net gain or loss? Gross. After eating, I asked the one staff member where to put my tray, which was a single trash can on the far area. None of the restaurants really impressed me, and they're all chain-like. I can get better food in lots of other places, without the mall kiosk feeling. Like traditional malls, this place is painfully dying.

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