Maxin Bakery is a classic Flushing Chinese bakery focused on affordable baked goods, steamed buns,…read moreand traditional grab and go pastries. I walked into a simple, functional space with shelves and cases filled with buns, cakes, and packaged items meant more for quick pickup than sitting or browsing for long. The roasted pork buns and BBQ style buns were some of the most commonly picked items. I tried one and the bread was soft with a savory filling that leaned slightly sweet depending on the batch. Egg tarts are also part of the regular rotation, along with red bean buns and sponge cakes that stick to a more traditional bakery profile. The steamed buns section was a big part of the appeal here, especially for someone looking for quick, inexpensive food like pork buns or plain buns to take away. Prices are generally low compared to more modern bakeries in Flushing, which was a major reason I stopped in. Service was quick and straightforward, with my order handled fast even during a busy hour. The bakery has a high turnover of items throughout the day, so freshness can vary depending on timing, and selection is best earlier when the trays are more stocked. It is very much a grab and go spot rather than a place designed for dining in or browsing slowly. Overall, Maxin Bakery is a budget friendly Flushing bakery for basic Chinese baked goods and buns, best for quick snacks like pork buns, red bean buns, and egg tarts rather than specialty or dessert focused items.

This probably is the smallest of the Maxin bakeries, barely 10 feet wide, but is the closest to the…read moreMain St 7 train subway stop for convenience. They have all the baked goods that the bigger stores have, probably made at the one further down on Main St and delivered here in the morning. With the heavy foot traffic through here, I'm sure the baos here turnover rather quickly. I love to have a char siu bao for breakfast at the office in the mornings. A quick 30 sec in the microwave is all you need. Sometimes, I'll have a ham & egg or a 4 petal hot dog & bacon bun for variety. If I'm feeling the sweet tooth, a pineapple, egg custard bao or tart is the way to go.

08/22 Motivated by a fellow Yelper's recommendation, I…read morevisited Paris Baguette with genuine openness. After evaluating the experience, my conclusion is clear: this establishment does not align with my breakfast expectations. Although there are multiple considerations, the defining reason is simple -- I seek a traditional sit‑down, full‑course breakfast, not pastries, sweets, or grab‑and‑go sandwiches. Paris Baguette does offer a private parking lot, but I missed it due to being unfamiliar with the area. Stepping inside, I noticed the wide, open layout and the pastries displayed in a way that instantly reminded me of an apple orchard -- orderly, abundant, and visually striking. As I perused each aisle I glanced at each and every pastry to decide what I wanted to try. I noticed a few people sitting inside, but my attention went straight to the food selection. I saw items I never expected to encounter -- especially the Paris Baguette smoked sausage bread. If you watch the video, you can hear the genuine astonishment in my voice. My selection* The hotdog roll- Although I don't eat hotdogs for breakfast, I chose this for an evening meal. It really was not my preference as I tend to lean more to the traditional hotdog, You know, the All-American style dog. Hotdog bun, ketchup, mustard, and relish. This hotdog roll did nothing for me, it was very underwhelmeding and the doughie part was not appreciated. Smoke Sausage Bread- very filling but I did not enjoy the sogginess of the bread on the sausage side. The danishes were very tasty just as expected. Blue berry cheese pastry, cinnamon apple pie were most enjoyable. The cheese tarts were really good as well. I did have a French Vanilla coffee, it could have been hotter. The service here was okay, more like a cafeteria set up. I get the notion that the employees here are assuming that every one has been there and knows exactly what to do and expect when it comes to ordering anything. My conclusion- just because Paris Baguette was not for me, I find that there are people who do enjoy this kind of food so I will give 4 stars! Still encouraged to... Inspire more, Yelp more!

Not too shabby at all…read more.. This location is on Northern, along the 12 bus line. I stopped by today to get a birthday cake for my brother. The price difference between the mini cakes and large cakes are almost indiscernible, so I got the bigger size. I got the chocolate strawberry cake. This cake was smooth, rich and not too sweet. It came at the same price point as the other cakes in their menu. The ambiance of this bakery was nice and they had amazing customer service! I'd come back again in the future!

$7.95 blueberry cardamon sweet bun $6.95 passionfruit…read morecroissant pudding $9.95 rocher crossaint $5.95 lemon white chocolate cookie $8.95 strawberry miso danish $7.95 black sesame tahini pain au chocolate $4.95 plain crossaint $10.96 laminated crossaint $13.95 BEC $11.95 turkey club melt first time here and overall, it was a good experience! i tried their coffee and their black sesame croissant. both were great and flavorful. I was surprised at the weight of the pastry. it was FILLED with the tahini paste. It was a little too sweet for me, but i enjoyed the croissant (super flaky). the pricing is on the higher end of pastries, but the assortment is done well and as described. for reference, a plain croissant there is $5 (same $ as radio bakery) whereas one from Costco is $1. for me, this was a one time try, but it was good to try the excitement for me post hype.

Pretty pricy for the quantity of froyo and its price per topping not by weight. The regular flavor…read moreis nice and tart, wish the cup was filled more. Need to come back for some pastries because they looked DELISH.

Great food (mainly pastries) but i loved there ice coffee and hot coffee, also they have great…read moreservice there too.

Fully Bakery Corporation -- 82-24 45th Ave, Elmhurst, NY…read more If you're in Elmhurst and craving something sweet, Fully Bakery is a hidden gem you need to check out. This little Chinese bakery serves up some of the best cakes around -- soft, not overly sweet, and so satisfying. Their iced coffee is lowkey elite too: smooth, strong, and the perfect pairing with any of their pastries. What really stands out? The amazing customer service. The women working here are genuinely kind, always greeting you with a smile and making you feel welcome. Most of the breads and buns are individually wrapped, which I love -- no worrying about people touching your food. Hygienic and thoughtful. Pro tip: It's cash-only, so hit the ATM before you go! #ElmhurstEats #FullyBakery #NYCBakeries #ChineseBakery #FoodieInTheBigApple2025 #IcedCoffeeAddict #HiddenGemsNYC #QueensEats #AsianBakeryLove

I come here fairly often for their yogurt and bread, and I love it. Their breads are usually sold…read moreout, and you can tell they make everything fresh because the minute you walk in, the smell of freshly baked goods hit you in the face. The bakery is quite large, but there is no seating. It looks like most of the baked goods they make are sent out to be delivered. I do recommend their yogurt though. It's beijing style, so it can be sipped through a stray (no need to use a spoon).

Solid HK-style bakery. They're fairly small and doesn't offer the variety that a Taipan or Fay Da…read moredoes, but I've gotten stuff from here a bunch of times before and I've generally be satisfied with their products.

First time trying this place and honestly 5 stars for sure. The different flavors on the menu are…read more so unique and versatile. I tried the Lychee Romantic and it was out of this world. I'm so excited they just opened one on Long Island so I will be going there but I wanted to try the OG place first! Ps the service was great and the way they package is so cute and organized I loved it!

The T-Swirl Crepe at the Flushing location is the original flagship store of the company. Can't…read moredeny that it's certainly a very tight-knit space with only two bar stools as the seating and some standing room inside. Definitely more meant to be a grab-and-go kind of thing. They do delivery services through mobile apps like DoorDash + GrubHub + Snackpass + Uber Eats.The service from staff is fast, although they might not always be the most friendly people working in there. Place is spotless clean, tidy, and organized. The sweet & savory crepes do look like the exact replicas from the display window ~ so no false advertising at all. The ambiance wise is a cute little shop. The savory crepes make a pretty good breakfast, lunch, dinner or even just a quick snack on the go. As for the sweet crepes, it's a sweet little treat once in a while (two to three times in a month). The crepes are made with 100% rice flour. Additionally, they can be made gluten-free upon request to the staff from customers when paying with cash or card in the front counter. Every individual crepe is freshly made when customers have placed an order. Now, they've mini crepes on the menu if you don't wanna bite into a regular-sized version. You can choose to add a scoop of ice cream on the sweet crepe for an additional cost as well. My favorite sweet crepe is the Matcha Chocolate Truffles. It contains sliced strawberries + diced chocolate truffles + matcha custard cream + whipped yogurt + chocolate sauce + crushed pistachio. Has the right amount of sweetness and textures. Better eat really fast because the chocolate sauce & custard cream might start melting/leaking onto your hands. The crepe will become soggy too after 10-15 minutes or so. I think there's hand sanitizer or wipes if your hands do end up being sticky though. My favorite savory crepe is the Chicken Teriyaki. Definitely healthier and a bit more on the drier side compared to the sweet crepes with the chocolate sauce. The ingredients are chicken breast stripes + baby spinach leaves + diced carrots + corn pieces + red onions, sliced boiled eggs + sesame seeds + crunchy shallots. Sesame dressing & teriyaki sauce are drizzled on top to finish it off. Less messy to eat too because nothing is melting. Surprisingly, the crepe shell is still crispy even after 30 minutes if you're a slow eater like me! I enjoy stopping by once in a while for a sweet treat or a quick snack since it's the closest spot to my home.

A great place to come for bakeries and drinks. Service is good, because the employees care and pay…read moreattention to details. The food is clean and delicious. This place also offers convenience. One of the great hidden gems in the neighborhood

This is a pretty big bakery chain, but they usually have a great assortment of pastries, which I'm…read morea huge fan of. I came in the afternoon, and there wasn't really a big crowd around. A couple of people were sitting inside, but there were still a fair number of seats open, which is nice if you're looking to catch a breath. I came to grab my classic buns, the pork floss bun. I've recently gone to search for the best spot to get this as my old regular location has closed. This spot's prices are very classic, and the bun itself was nice and soft, which is what I expected. However, the flavors of the pork floss was off. It was a little too salty, and almost had this slight funkiness to it, which is very different from the buns I'm used to elsewhere, which has a good balance of savory and sweet. It made this bun not as tasty, and I was left unimpressed.

The name of this bakery is actually super cute. In korean it reads "Bread Village" but back in the…read moredays, it actually used to read "The Village that Bakes Bread." So cute. Either way, I'm glad I found it here on Yelp because I've been meaning to leave a review forever now. This bakery has been here for years! Unfortunately, it definitely gets a little lost in the sea of Northern Blvd's many busy bars and restaurants, especially as they happen to be located exactly on the bend of the street where parking is pretty much impossible. But it's worth a visit, and worth going a little out of the way for even. They are open late! And this is a beautiful thing! I'm not exactly sure how accurate the listed 24 hours are, but I go early mornings, and as late as 11:00pm at night. (Are they really open 24 hours?!) Long after all of the other bakeries and cafes have closed, they are my go-to fave for late night pickups, a hot cup of coffee, a late night chat with a friend, etc. (After eating some heavy greasy food nearby, we're always craving something a little light and sweet to wash it all down!) The staff are always friendly and courteous. Different young ladies that work the counter, have always been polite and pleasant. But ultimately, it's the menu items that are good enough to keep us going back. They are not a cookie-cutter franchised chain, and offer a large variety of standard classic korean breads and pastries, but also, some very trendy and unique items not found at the chain bakeries. We especially love the many different breads that have the bean and rice powder on the outside, and fresh cream inside. Their almond bread, peanut bread, and fresh bread loaves are also excellent. Support these smaller mom and pop shops, because there's something beautiful and lovely about their existence! Not to mention, the portion size and prices, are a far better offering than national/international franchises.

The big thing I enjoy about this Cafe is that they are opened 24 hours a day! First time here and…read moreit's a cute little bakery kind of hidden away on a block that has a karaoke place, restaurants etc. I enjoy their cookies because it's not overly sweet. I got their chocolate chip cookies and it was very good. Also got the hot latte. They charged a surcharge for paying by credit card which I didn't like and their machine did not scan my chip correctly and it took about 10 minutes to be able to pay for my purchase.