It's a good Bake Code compared to the other locations. Pastries were awesome and the server was nice and friendly. I tried the Pistachio & Matcha Yuzu Swirl Croissant. Both of them were nicely made with good crunchiness. The cream inside was simply fabulous. Not too sweet and very creamy. Recommended! read more

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I got a bit antsy with the on line process, and decided to call and order over the phone instead for a Red Velvet birthday cake. What also impressed me was that they did not ask for a prepayment, even through I offered to pay the full amount of $38 for the cake. This location is shared with Chatime within Hillcrest next to The Bay entrance. When I arrived the staff was courteous and even offered forks (which I didn't need). They added the lovely white chocolate ganache with my wife's name. The cake itself was decadent and obviously a once in a Purim treat. Excellent service good price and great quality. Have with a tea or a glass of milk! -Zuk read more

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The pastries nice looks like some of thr pastries are delivered. Staff are doing there jobs not much service. read more

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It's been awhile since I went to Hillcrest Mall, while doing some banking, I noticed there's a Chatime/Bake Code located conveniently by the entrance and ended up leaving the mall with a cheese tart from them. This is a good size to share as it's a little too big for one. Prior to eating, I warmed it up in the oven for about 12 minutes before serving. When I cute into it, it was runny, just the way I like it. I was at the mall early, but it looks like they've got a decent selection with a large display case showcasing their baked goods. Even though it was early, they did have good traffic buying baked goods and drinks to go. If you do not feel like going out for pick up, I did notice signs that they're working with food delivery apps too. read more

Bake Code - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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Very nice bakery, Fresh and nice selections, The taste is great, the service is excellent, I had a couple of croissants and a selection of macaroons, everything is super fresh and delicious! They have some good selection of cakes, I look forward to trying those next read more

Bake Code - a box of macarons on the back of a car seat - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

Ok seriously the croissants here are so good!!! And now they are all Individually packed also! Some of my favs is the charcoal Thai milk tea and Ube croissants. Their bread, Millie cakes, and cookies are also really good, would skip the macarons tho. read more

Love the double baked cheese tart. It is one of the desserts I get every time. Very delicious. read more

Bake Code - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

I've been wanting to visit a Bake Code location for the longest time but just never got the chance to. However, a few months ago I went to the on on Woodbine in the evening around 8-9pm and majority of the pastry and baked good were gone so I didn't end up getting anything. This time I just so happened to be at Hillcrest right when they opened so I decided to drop by Bake Code. First off, the cost of each bread/pastry was much more expensive than other bakeries but I thought, I need to try so I didn't mind spending some money on it, lol. I got the Matcha Creme Croissant ($4.50) and Earl Grey Tea Flute ($3.90). The Matcha Creme Croissant had a nice flaky, crisp exterior (I usually don't like croissants to be flaky on the outside but this one can be an exception) and the inside was filled with so much Matcha Creme!! It was very rich and creamy. I wouldn't mind repurchasing this in the future, but it is quite expensive. The Earl Grey Tea Flute smelled nice, but the buttercream was a tad too sweet for my liking. I probably won't be repurchasing this in the future. I think I may have came too early, idk, but there were no samples given at the time and I wish they would have some because it would help me decide what I wanted. Would I come back? Probably. Once in a while though to try out their other breads. read more

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Bake Code sharing the same storefront with Chatime inside Hillcrest Mall. If you like Asian Fusion baked good or never try them, it is worth a visit. They offers free samples on some of their more unusual products. Though supplied with tongs for picking up samples, a lot of people just picked it up with their bare hands. So cleanliness maybe a concern. Accepts credit cards so you can just pay your purchase with the Taiwanese tea you ordered from Chatime, read more

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Salted egg croissant has a molten custard inside. Yum. Totally worth the $5 and totally worth the workout I'll need to do to burn it off. Yes read more

Came looking for the stuffed croissants but they only had peanut butter. Does the stock change each day? Also did not see any raspberry cheese tart to redeem the 50% off yelp offer lol. The cheese tart I got was okay. I asked for it to be heated up - thank you! It's too big for one person. Found the portions and taste to be better at uncle tetsu and t&t. Will come back to try other items. I've been 3 times already, so far I think just the breads are best. read more

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I finally got to go to bake code when there wasn't a huge line up and there was actually more than two croissants for sale. Woo!! Location : In the Hillcrest mall at the TD entrance. Parking: Mal parking so...Lots Store: It's a chattime bakecode hybrid. Small. A counter that you pay and order and a tiny are where you get baked goods. Like breads and croissants, things with dough. There's also a display with cheese cakes. Food: Pretty good. Everything is ok now the larger side. It's kinda pricey and it's only it's good quality (not vrry good or excellent) although the size is good. Stock: I guess you have to go when it opens to have all the stick in. I went at 2 pm and the store was about 1/4 full. But there was a creme brule bun that I bought that made my day. Staff: These guys were really enjoying each other's company. It was hard to get their attention so I can pay. I was seconds from walking away the when someone finally decided to help me. Also they didn't ask if I wantd anything to drink, which I thought was weird. Thoughts. Not sure if I'd go back. Well not specifically. Maybe in 8 weeks when I go back to the salon I may stop in. Or I may save my money and go to one of the better bakeries. read more

This is the "Gucci of the Chinese bakeries" as their goods are more refined than other places with prices to match. Pictured is the Croissant Brule (~$4) which tastes exactly what it sounds like. The core is a fluffy round croissant, but the outer layer is a crispy, flaky sweet and buttery exterior. Also tried the very interesting-looking blacked out Mentaiko Mille Feuille Croissant ($6). The ingredients are mentaiko (spicy pollack roe) sauce, butter croissant, and parsley. Biting into this tastes like you're crushing through a thousand super thin layers and then your tongue gets a whiff of that creamy fishy sauce. Great tasting but perhaps a little too on the dry side for me. The ham and cheese bun is probably my fav and the one I've got multiple times. The size is pretty big (like the size of two regular buns stretched out and joined together). Always very fresh with the perfect proportion of ham, to cheese, to sweet onion. I've also been to the North York location which has a set-up similar to more traditional Chinese bakeries where you get a tray and tongs and get what you want from the display cases. For this in-mall location, there's one huge display case and you tell the servers what you want. They also seem to have less variety than the North York location. Overall, a great place to treat yo self and feel fancy. Pro tip: park near the TD bank toward the southeast end of the mall to find the closest mall entrance to the bakery. And oh yeah, this is co-branded with a Chatime for some boba action if you so please. Rating: 4 outlet mall handbags out of 5 read more

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I was super excited to try Bake Code. (Seriously, ask my boyfriend- I've been nagging him to take me here for like months). ANYWAY, we finally came here and we bought the twice-baked rare cheese tart and a bun for him to take to work the next morning for breakfast. I excitedly took my cheese tart and we went to sit in the food court at Hillcrest mall. Actually, I didn't really like it that much, I'd prefer just a regular egg tart from your local Chinese bakery over this. I was pretty disappointed. I expected much more, maybe because it was hyped up too much (its because of Instagram!). My boyfriend told me the bun was pretty 'meh' too. Also, we came near the end of the day on a week day so the selection was lacking. And there were no other customers in the store or at the counter, but it still took like super long for the workers to even acknowledge us. Would I come back to Bake Code? Not to this location, but I'll probably try out the one at Sheppard since its the flagship. read more

Finally was in the area and had a chance to visit this new bake code location. I really like Bake Code's bread and love their innovative asian flavors. Kimchi creamcheese bread was bomb! It was slighyly sweet, probably cause of the bread? But it was stuffed with a lot of cream cheese mixed with kimchi bits. Not sure if its cause the place was still fairly new, but service was really slow. I went in the afternoon so it wasn't any rush hour time but it was just a long wait to pay and they got my drink wrong too. There is also no where to sit at this location. I'd rather go to the yonge and Sheppard location. the 4 stars is more for the bread, not the service or location. read more

Bake Code - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

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A friend recommended the Baked Cheese Tart ($5.50) & Matcha Creme Croissant so I decided to drop by when i was in the area before going home The actual name of this tart is called the Twice-Baked Rare Cheese Tart. I am guessing they bake the crust first before baking the filling? It is definitely not as rare as the green tea cream croissant because the latter was sold out when I were there I was so disappointed Anyways, when I cut open the cheese tart, I was expecting a molten texture, but there was none. Maybe it was because it was cold so the filling has set itself after being in room temperature? The cheese tart has a butter cookie crust but it is not as buttery and delicate as the BAKE cheese tart I tried in HK. It was still pretty good and easier to cut in half (doesn't crumble). The filling is made with three kinds of cheese and it was very smooth, really liked the flavour of it Also grabbed the Pearl Milk Tea to drink while driving home..got less ice and 30% sugar but it was much sweeter than the bubble tea from the other Chatime locations When I go back again I hope I can finally try the green tea cream croissant! read more

Bake Code - Twice Baked Cheese Tart $5.50 - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

I took off a star for price. A clean, bright bakery with instagram worthy treats. I meant to only eat half of the cha siu, pineapple topped pain, but I ate the whole thing. It was wonderful, flaky and buttery like a pain au chocolat with the chocolate replaced. Mmm. A treat that yes I would try again. read more

Their cake selection and quality is not the best, but their croissants are one of a kind ! Hard to pass by this place without getting some of their pastries or macaroons. read more

Bake Code - Bakeries Near Me - Richmond Hill, Ontario

Came here after seeing all the hype, by far the biggest disappointment. Shop is split with a chatime and doesn't have its own line, and with everything it advertises, it probably only carries 1/10 of the selection. Even with the limited selection, there is nothing particularly special with it's baked goods, as it is all form over factor ("for the 'gram" as they say) read more

Overrated, Overpriced, Underservice. OK they have a couple of interesting mini-loaves and desert breads - I particularly liked the Taro Knot - the Earl Grey Flute is not my thing but I give them credit for creativity. However most of the buns & tarts are the same things you find in ANY Chinese bakery for half or one third the price (eg. over $3 for a hotdog bun or Raisin Twist that usually goes for $0.90 - $1.25, and so on) Give me a break! But what really gets to me is the service model. Line ups & wait times are horrible. Usually only one person on a cash while 2nd or 3rd available person stands idle. Seems like every day at least one person is getting trained at customer's expense. Transactions take forever because of obviously enforced up-selling and unnecessary questions(...and would you like a second bag?) for things people would have asked for if they wanted them! When customer orders a Latte usually only one staff member knows how to work the machine and everyone has to wait for him/her to come and finish that order while the line grows. Just unacceptable experience for what they charge. I don't mean to bash the staff, they seem to be nice kids doing their best with inadequate training, bad management and a poor service concept from the company. read more

A Taiwanese take on baked goods. It reminded me of when I was in Japan. Presentation - Looks good. They have a tray and tongs for you to pick out your goods. I was a bit apprehensive about the large display for their breads. There was no cover and it's right by the front so I can see people touching it with their hands. Kids also sort of rushed to touch it too. Plus with so many people coughing and sneezing while they were in line to pay...Made me think twice to get something from that area. The cashiers are very slow. There is one line for bubble tea and another line for baked goods. If you have a vicinity card, they only take it for bubble tea. Baked goods don't count. When the cashier was putting through my purchase, she asked someone a question but her long hair brushed against my buns I was going to pay. I asked to get new ones. I don't know if they just put it back out there for people or if they threw it away. Price - Ok, this is where they lost points big time. First off, at any other bakery you buy six and you pay no tax. When I inquired, I was told they are complying with CRA but that at the moment management is trying to figure out what to do. So in other words, if you buy six baked goods, you are going to pay tax! Prices were alot higher than other places. I mean, $4+ for a brioche bun with chocolate. $6 for a large taro bun. I don't mind paying more if I'm getting quality but based on what I got, I'd say it was a rip off. Taste - It wasn't as light and fluffy as I was hoping. The garlic bun was really salty...I mean, really salty and not that fluffy. Overcharging customers tax and charging alot for mediocre pastries. I'd rather go to Panera. read more

I first heard of Bake Code when it first opened at Yonge & Sheppard and finally got a chance to try it out when the 2nd store opened in Hillcrest Mall. Bake Code got some very unique items compared to standard Hong Kong style bakery but the price tag is definitely on the the higher end. My recommended items are: Mentaiko Baguette (crispy and salty) Gangnam Star (Kimchi favoured cream cheese fillings) Sweet Taro (soft and chewy with creamy taro fillings) This rating is based on the quality and taste of the bakery items. Since this store is still new, I find the services is a bit slow. Also, some popular items such as Mentaiko Baguette is only available in specify days of the week. read more

It's located inside Hillcrest mall, combined with Chatime. It's Asian/European fusion pastry style. Pastries look and taste better than the ones from Chinese bakery, however, it's a much higher price tags. Buy 6 pastries then no taxes on your purchase. Month of June, they had the raspberry cheese tart (regular price $7), but 50% off during Order the Yelp event, so $3.5. The tart crust was buttery; cheesecake part was delish, rich, soft, moist, good texture. Although it was relish, definitely not worth paying $7 at regular price IMO. read more

I've been to this bake code twice - I usually go to the Yonge/sheppard one, but I went a couple days ago and besides the bake goods being awesome. There were tiny flies (not fruit flies) flying around all the bread. They've changed the layout and instead of picking your own bake goods on your own, they now have all of them under one large table behind a glass for you to choose. I don't know if they have a fly issue, but it wasn't something I wanted to see. I watched the flies walk all around the buns read more

We came all the way to try this new location yesterday and the line very slow and long that 3 people abandoned their trays of baked goods. It wasn't well stocked, half the shelves were empty and the labels were all over the place. We stood in line and decided not to waste our time shortly after. Maybe we'll try again in a few months. read more

This place is definitely fresh and unique in the area. However it is missing a place to sit, and the atmosphere is not the same as the other Toronto location. Would recommend a visit nonetheless. read more

Found this place by accident but a pleasant surprise it was. I purchased a Brown rice green milk tea and a coconut raisin braid. I wish their was a vegan milk option like soy milk! The coconut braid it was fresh. The server was very helpful with recommendations. I will be back if I'm in the area again!! read more