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    3.6 (91 reviews)
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    Bunny hotdog bun
    Linda W.

    Better than Fayda and Taipan, but could be better. The prices are on the higher side for their buns, but the prices are decent for cakes. It's located inside New Age Supermarket. They do have their own entrance. They run deals such as buy 4 get 1 free, which make prices better. I do find it odd that sometimes their breads are in the refrigerator, which their freshness questionable. The service is no frills. There are 2 very small tables to sit inside. My kids love their bunny hotdog bun which is cute.

    Mark Nowell M.

    Hidden bakery in Flushing Queens! Egg tarts is a must! Location: It is located in Flushing Queens. It is beside a grocery so you won't miss it. No seat in tables. And huge parking on the side. Service: not much interaction. Just get what you want and pay. Food: Huge varieties of cakes, breads, cookies, pies and tarts! I only got the egg tarts here and it was good! So silky soft inside and the crust is perfect! Price rating: 5/10. To be honest the price is not bad for all the bake goods. I will definitely come back here try their other bake goods and breads.

    Kitty H.

    Convenient bakery located next to / inside a Chinese grocery store ( New Age 興旺超市)。I especially like that each bread is individually sealed. It stays soft and moist for at least 2-3 days. Great variety of bread to choose from. Lately when I get there late 7:30 pm ( closes at 8 pm), it's buy 3 get one free. Staff said the promotion changes depends on how many bread left. Recently I saw a new sign for Mon and Thur only buy one get one 50% off. It says summer cake special offer. I wonder if it applies to cake only. One star deducted due to inconsistency of bread filling. Two red bean bread: one is filled with red bean heavily while the other is totally opposite. You can just feel the weight difference in two bread.

    Bubble Milk Tea and Lychee Green Tea
    Iris C.

    I've gotten bread here a few times over the past few months and it's definitely yummy- a little pricey compared to the typical Chinese bakeries in flushing, but still yummy. My friend told me she's been getting the milk tea from here quite often, so we decided to get some after we got lunch nearby. I got a bubble milk tea for my brother and a lychee green tea for myself. The milk tea was good! It reminded me of the milk tea I would get as a kid, back when all the million bubble tea places didn't exist lol! The tapioca wasn't great though, it was too soft and not sweet at all. The lychee green tea was really sweet, even though I asked for less sugar. It has some sort of lychee jelly... tapioca kind of thing on the bottom. The texture was something I'd never had before, but I liked it. I liked both drinks and would probably come back if I were getting groceries or just in the area.

    9 mini moon cakes per box
    Jackson Y.

    Moon Festival day is here! I have waited a while to get some fresh moon cakes (lotus paste with salted egg yolks). My usual go to place has been Fay Da bakery, which makes the best mini moon cakes, which are sized for one person. A friend of mine suggested that I try Bake Culture, which also makes mini moon cakes. I always tell my kids to try new things, so I guess I can't be a hypocrite. On a presentation standpoint, Bake Culture delivers, as each moon cake is packaged in its own plastic clam shell. Once I took a bite, I felt that it was a little dry. There was a little too much breading/crust compared to the amount of lotus paste/egg. For a larger moon cake, you wouldn't likely notice, but for a mini moon cake? Hard to miss. Next year, back to Fay Da Bakery.

    Blueberry cakr
    Samantha L.

    Bake Culture is one of my go-to bakeries for whole cakes. The prices are very reasonable, with 6 inch cakes for less than $30, and great quality with perfect sweetness in the cream and fluffy batter. They also provide a "Happy Birthday" sign with candles upon request at no additional charge. Love it! I've tried the blueberry cake, chocolate cake, mixed fruit cake, and green tea cake with red bean. All of them are delicious so pick whatever flavor you're feeling for. The pastries are also pretty good, although on the pricier end. I like to buy their egg tarts every now and then, for a sweet treat. As for drinks, I recommend their iced milk tea!

    Cecilia T.

    Bake Culture is one of my favorite bakeries in Flushing. I've been coming here for awhile now and tried quite a bit. They have a good variety of pastries, breads, cakes and drinks to choose from and most importantly, everything is fresh & I really appreciate their creativity in decorating the breads, making it almost too cute to eat. My favorites are probably the scallion pork floss roll, scallion bread, pork floss bread and egg tarts. I was definitely taking advantage of their $1 egg tarts last year. Their Japanese jiggly cheesecake is pretty good too, tasted almost like Keki. This place is worth trying out if you're in the area. Located inside the New Age Market with a large parking lot.

    Hsin-Yi W.

    We visit Bake Culture when we are craving for Taiwanese pastries. The decor is bright, clean but narrow-spaced. Their product line-up is various with decent price. We were there for their pineapple bun but they ran out that day but the Purple Sweet Potato Bread caught my eye. I am a super fan of fillings made from root veggies like sweet potato, Ube, taro... etc so I bought it without hesitation. The purple Sweet Potato Bread was delicious with creamy & rich sweet potato filling. The layer was thin but different from my expectation, I thought it would be chewy like mochi.

    $1 egg tarts
    Rich W.

    Hidden in this Asian food market is a good bakery. We stopped by after shopping for egg tarts and bakery goodies. Coffee is good too.

    I came for these. German egg tarts.
    Katrina C.

    My MIL raved about this place and their egg custards so I had to see for myself. Nothing to write home about. I feel like its just like any regular bakery. I literally bought 20 egg custards and 6 german tarts and some cute hotdog buns. ( i know i went nuts on the egg tarts, but i live far and i specifically drove here for the rave). Some customers were shocked and said " wow buying so many" lol Not impressed *shrug* Anyway, the cashiers were nice. And theres a supermarket connected to this bakery. So perhaps you can come try their famous german tarts and afterwards go food shopping? Guess whos eating 25 egg tarts? You guessed it... my MIL.

    Moldy bread 2nd day after purchase. Gross. Didn't even have a chance to eat even a slice. $4 wasted.
    Eva W.

    Purchased their loaf bread on Sunday and moldy by Tuesday. Didn't even have chance to eat even a slice. $4 wasted. Also their egg tart advertised as $1 each is packaged in 2 so minimum is $2. Taste like $1 egg tarts! Better to spend $1.5 elsewhere and get better quality. Never buying anything else from 5gis bakery.

    Egg tarts
    Jeannie T.

    Bake Culture should be called Babe Culture with spokespeople like these ... Vanness Wu, Calvin Chen and Chun Wu. This is a Taiwanese owned bakery serving Asian and European inspired baked goods. This particular Flushing location is super convenient as it's tucked street side inside/part of the New Age Mart (Chinese Supermarket). I've been coming to this location even before it was Bake Culture and let me tell you, grabbing a bun to snack on while grocery shopping or buying some desserts for after grocery shopping, it's a win win for all. The displays are filled with delectable baked goods ranging from egg tarts (my family's favorite) to cheesecake. Think Chocolate or egg yolk croissants and pork floss buns. I bought the classic roast pork bun and ham and egg this visit; just like what I used to buy at any old school Chinese Bakery only prettier. The dessert fridge carries cheesecake, fruit tarts, and Panna Cotta (sometimes). So they seem to have something for everyone's palette. This is pricier than most old school bake shops but the level of baked goods offered is a cut above the rest. I like the variety they offer and I still get sticker shock at the counter but it's a good thing they accept credit cards! My favorites: cream milk bun, turtle (pineapple) bun, hot dog bunny, egg tarts (quickly sells out), and the roast pork bun. The cappuccino is my drink of choice here as is the milk tea.

    Anna H.

    Happy 700th review to me! I lined up this morning with my dad just before 9:30 AM in the pouring rain for Bake Culture's Grand Opening inside of New Age Supermarket but remember the bakery does have their own entrance. Van Ness Wu (吳建豪 ) and Calvin (辰亦儒) were already inside and having their breakfast. The security guard made us formed three lines then he handed everyone a number because the first 100 customers receive a FREE PASTRY! I was number 30 and my dad was number 34. We were supposed to head inside at 10:15 am which things led to around 11ish. There were many reporters interviewing them. Later on, the security guard started pulling out people from the lines that have reserved vouchers...I didn't know about that ::sad face:: The staff was promoting 3 flavored croissants (6 in a box) which you must purchase at a price of $28 in order to get autographs from Vanness and Calvin. At first, they were letting in 5 people from the three lines along with 5 people with the reserved vouchers...jeez christ it was such a long process! Me and my dad finally got inside wooo hooo...the girl to our right was collecting the tickets and the girl to our left was handing out the FREE PASTRY...an egg tart! OMG, Vanness and Calvin were just chilling at the table on my left as I was taking pictures of their baked good for Yelp of course...=) I was STAR STRUCK man =) I smiled at them and they smiled back *hubba hubba* made my heart beat...OMG, I love Vanness since he was in F4 and who can forget Meteor Garden 1 & 2 which I have on DVDs baby! When you buy up to $10, you can get a $10 voucher or take your prize with spinning the wheel. I took my chance with the wheel baby! I grabbed Cream Cheese Bread, Bacon Croissant, Pineapple Roast Pork Bun Mini, and etc and had to add a Strawberry Panna Cotta because I was under $10. The price points are inexpensive. The sticker on the bag indicated your receipt for your transaction. I walked over to the supermarket where I can spin the wheel. Woohooo received a coupon card for my next visit. Today definitely made my day =) Note: Many moons ago this location used to be a movie theater where my brother and I saw Power Rangers =)

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    Yeh's Bakery

    4.5(546 reviews)
    1.6 miQueensborough Hill, Flushing
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    Still a 5/5. I stopped by Yeh's Bakery and had such a lovely experience. I picked up the green tea…read morecake, mung bean cake, and red bean cake, and everything tasted fresh and was quite good. You could tell the pastries had been freshly made, and I enjoyed trying the different flavors. What really made my visit memorable, though, was the staff. The ladies working there were absolutely charming, warm, and genuinely lovely to interact with. Sometimes a pleasant interaction can make a simple stop at a bakery feel special, and that was certainly the case here. Good pastries, freshly made, and outstanding service. I will definitely be back!

    I finally made it to Yeh's Bakery!!! I've known about this place for yearsss but somehow never made…read moreit here...until Now! However, I still haven't tried their infamous Boston Cream Pie ($21). Everyone raves about this pie/cake! Hopefully I'll get to try it next time. This bakery has a lot of old-school Cantonese bakery items, as well as some hot foods. But on this visit, these are the items we tried: -- Individual Sponge cakes ($2): Very good! It's definitely not as eggy as the sponge cakes at Kam Hing in Manhattan Chinatown (The GOAT!!) but this version is much better than the ones at Golden Sponge Cakes in the Golden Mall. They were light & fluffy, and pretty good. I only wish they were more "eggy". -- Rainbow Sponge Cake Roll ($17): Pretty good! This log cake combines 3 flavors: vanilla, matcha & strawberry. Tasty, fresh and visually appealing! Customer service was very friendly, welcoming & helpful! Can't wait to go back for that Boston Cream Pie Cake!!

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    Shakalaka Bakery - Very cute and delicious!

    Shakalaka Bakery

    3.9(116 reviews)
    1.2 miDowntown Flushing, Flushing

    I've been here several times solely for the two type of nougats. They're the perfect souvenir gift…read morefor family and friends if you are able to keep them fresh. They're very soft almost marshmallow like and over a week will get harder. If you prefer that texture great, but I suggest eating them ASAP when they're in the intended condition. My family loves the oreo and strawberry nougat. Can't speak much on the other items since I only go here for one thing. Interior of the bakery is pretty big with seating in the back, although it does have a lot of foot traffic.

    This Chinese bakery has been one of my usual spots in Flushing to buy a small sized birthday cake…read more Tried a bunch of them and they have all been great, including the most recently ordered Blueberry Cake and Grape Cake. However, maybe my all time favorite cake was the Mango Pomelo. As for the rest, they have a line of fruit shaped desserts that are quite delicious too. I especially like the Mango. The Coconut was cute looking, but the taste was just okay. Haven't tried the Peach or Banana yet, but plan to at some point. I also enjoy their Black Sesame Bread and a few other pastries. Lastly, not sure how often this situation might come up, but Shakalaka is the only place to get Chinese breads till 10:00pm in the area. Everything else closes before 9:00pm. Bao Pastry and Naisnow are both open past 9:00pm, but neither sell any regular Chinese sandwiches or various breads.

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    Grandpa Chen Char Siu Bao - Flushing - Pineapple roast pork bun

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    4.0(34 reviews)
    1.6 miQueensborough Hill, Flushing

    Kept hearing people mention this bakery in my Queens FB Food Group & don't let the unassuming homey…read morename for you. High quality stuff here! At $2.95 each I got a baked roast pork bun, and a pineapple topping custard bun. Both were very big and every component was high-quality. The pork inside was a natural looking sauce - not bright red, the pork was cut up into regular pieces/strips it was like a healthy meal. The bread part was fluffy, dense and didn't feel like an empty white flour situation. The custard bun had a very generous amount of a custard in it and the pineapple topping didn't crumble off and fall off into pieces, but was very nicely made shell. And it was "Not-too-Sweet"! AND they were also warm! The shop's pretty simple with maybe 10 different items, also frozen baos to go, lotus wrapped sticky rice and tarts, the homemade pineapple cakes looked good. I got a Hong Kong milk tea (hot) $2.25, but the flavors weren't that strong. There were a lot of students picking up snacks, probably from nearby Queens, College, young families, a grandpa and his adult grandson came in for hot milk tea, and egg tarts. The two auntie's working the counter or very friendly and trilingual - Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Ordering was extremely easy. Excited to finally visit this place, I never realized it was there every time I passed by on the bus. I'll be back!

    Their Roast pork buns are so good! They are full of filling and it isn't red dye red. They are…read morereasonably priced at $2.50 each so I always get multiply. I prefer the plain roast pork buns. Their HK milk coffee was delicious too. I have gone back a few times. I park a block or two away and walk over since it's right by the highway.

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    Cafe W Bakery and Desserts - Strawberry bingsoo

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    4.2(145 reviews)
    0.3 miMurray Hill, Flushing
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    New, fresh, innovation, exciting, entrepreneurial. These are the words that come to mind when I…read morethink about this place with a surprisingly plain name. The lady who I assume is the boss said she had held a pop-up shop about two years prior which blew up, hence what we see here. The selection here was deceptively small compared to chain bakeries, but it didn't take us long recognise how much power the smaller selection packs and, actually, how the selection really is not small at all. The matcha red bean loaf grabbed my attention straight away and didn't disappoint, but their red bean bun was just as impressive, as it's a more bread-y counterpart to the fluffy versions other bakeries typically have. The onioissant is definitely experimental and worked better on the chive bacon cream cheese one than on the pollack roe, which was a bit too much on the salty and fishy side for my liking. Their chocolate horn is at least twice as big as a typical one you'll find at other bakeries and has a rich dark chocolate filling which was a pleasant surprise. Their coffee brioche pastry was another hit, thanks to the strong coffee filling and delicate layers of pastry. There's ample tables and chairs, beverage menu, and I'm sure we'd come hang if we lived closer. I can't wait to go back.

    Vibe/ambiance: large cafe with ample seating Service:…read morestandard Items ordered: drink were just okay, but dubai chewy cookie was good

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