Bread Corner, very clean and the staff was really friendly and helpful compared to most asian places. The pastry is really good, not too sweet and overwhelming and just right. It's the best. Thank you everyone for the Buy 5, get 1 Free, although it doesn't apply to the egg tart. Prices are great. $1.20 ish + depending on what you get. Just wished it was a bit closer =*( For those of you who like Shilla, and want a comparison, it's just a different type of pastry/bread shop....Korean Pastry vs Chinese Pastry...can't really compare oranges and apples. I like the HUGE variety at Shilla though but this place is amazing. Loved it! read more

Bread Corner - Bakeries Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

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If I'm in Rockville, there's two places I always stop at. This would be one of them. As far as I've experienced), Bread Corner is by and far the BEST place to go for Chinese/Taiwanese bakery items since Maxim in Takoma Park tragically became LA Mart. It doesn't quite fill the void (Hong Kong style bakeries needed), but I think it's the best we've got. Among my favorite items to get here are the croissants (plain, seaweed & cheese, chocolate), pineapple bun with custard, custard bun, and assorted ones with pork "floss" (sung). Sweeter buns seem to be their strength and the croissants are definitely the best thing they bake. On their best days, BC's croissants are some of the best I've had stateside. Of the (limited) experience I've had with their fancier counter fare and drinks, everything I've tried has been pretty solid. Tasty boba drinks, a respectable iced coffee, and some fancier bakery items ordered have all gone over well. They are on the pricey side though, so don't go too crazy with those tongs. read more

All kind meat bun desert ( cake). The best bread with walnut n raisin . Bubble tea also not bad. The place is clean.

The texture of the bread is very nice, soft and moist. I tried their pork sung scallion roll and corn bread, both were yummy. Friends tried their egg tarts and they said it was good, and tasty. Worth going there again. read more

I love this place! The bread and pastries have always been fresh when I visited, even had to wait a few times for them to come out of the oven. I don't mind but it was late morning and most bakeries are done baking by then. Kudos on the huge selection and I haven't eaten anything I didn't like. Its buy 5 get 1 free during the week:). There are still a few things I want to try which I haven't been able to get due to its popularity. I was told they could save items if its called in ahead of time. Oh and the staff is friendly and very helpful! The bakery is really clean too. read more

Note: I don't even live or work in Rockville. I go on the random occasions that I'm home and my family wants to do a Asian grocery run in Rockville. Good offer (if you buy a lot): buy 5 items get 1 free! They also put day old items on sale. Advice: Asian desserts are traditionally not as sweet as American desserts, so if you want to try, keep that in mind. Doesn't mean they lack in taste! I actually haven't tried too much of their stuff aside from the egg tarts, taro balls and the honey cake/bread but their egg tarts are pretty amazing. They're super flaky and best when warm and fresh. I had one today that was in the fridge for a while and it was still quite scrumptious! Their honey bread/cake is good as well, but I would come back again and again for the egg tarts. The taro balls are great treats of delight, even though I'm not a huge fan of the filling inside (I need to figure out if it was a honey bread or cake since it wasn't very dense so it threw me off a little) read more

I think this bakery is the place where most Taiwanese families get their breads, especially the pineapple bread ("bolo bao"). They have a huge variety of breads, but you really need to try different breads to know which ones you like. On the plus side, their quality is consistently good. Know that if you come to the bakery in the evening, most of the breads will be sold out..so come early and get them fresh! A random thing about this place: they serve bubble tea, and you can specify sweetness and ice. I actually prefer their bubble tea to the other places in the area. Their bubbles aren't spectacular but I like their black milk tea :) read more

Good bakery nearby - short walk from Rockville Town Center. Prices ok, a little bit on the pricey side, but good quality. On weekdays, buy 5 get 1 free makes it an ok deal. read more

I have dreams about the chocolate croissant here - flakey, buttery and just the right amount of chocolate. While I enjoy almost everything here at the store, the chocolate croissant is impossible to pass up. Did I mention that you should get the chocolate croissant? read more

I've heard so many good things about this bakery so I was so excited when I got a chance to stop by! Their pineapple buns are THE BEST. I prefer the kind that comes with nothing inside, but you can also get buns stuffed with red bean paste or coconut cream. All of them have that glossy, crunchy exterior and soft interior that I've grown to know and love. Pineapple buns aside, I also especially recommend their paper-lined sponge cakes. They've got just the right sponge-y texture and are not too sweet. Perfect for breakfast or snacking. I will definitely return to buy more pineapple buns and sponge cakes, and maybe some drinks and other pastries too. read more

The bread and custard are good! My only grievance, last time we came .... MOLDY BREAD! Check your breads everyone before you buy. It tastes good, but you don't want food poisoning. Of course I won't dock the stars because the taste is great, just CHECK YOUR BREADS. The mold looks like gray fuzzy grass :D read more

Strong producer of the typical range of Chinese baked goods. The one thing that makes them stand out for me is the availability of pineapple cakes/feng li shu. I've never seen these at a bakery outside of Taiwan and they taste too fresh to be shipped over from there, so I have the guess that they're actually making them in the store. The cakes are individually wrapped in a basket and relatively pricey at $1.50 or so each, but are very good. Only downside is the store is very small and only has a few places to sit. read more

I actually got introduced to Bread Corner by my mom, who stops by every now and then to buy their hot dogs for my sister's school lunches. Bread Corner is an asian-style bakery, which means their breads are more sugary and pastry-like than sliced bread or table bread you would find in Giant or Safeway. Please keep this in mind if you don't have a sweet tooth, and avoid the rounder buns with egg wash glazes. That said, their "Pineapple" style bread is probably my favorite breakfast pastry. It keeps for a couple of days and tastes great with coffee. Because the breads are baked fresh and in-house they might not be as stale as bakeries that ship their selection in from New York. Bread Corner has a table out front with day-old bread if you don't mind those and want to save a few bucks. I haven't tried them out but might look at them before checkout. read more

Small little Taiwanese bakery. Decent Portuguese egg tarts. Most of the usual pastries and bubble teas. They also have. A unique customer rewards program. read more

Bread corner is a fantastic place, but oops sorry, the cashier has a terrible attitude with her customers. While I was going to pay for my bread. It was my fault for not knowing there was a customer in front of me. I did say sorry but her attitude was rolling her eyes and everything. She grabbed the plate and placed it down heavily! Wow I was very surprised by her attitude. Her attitude was unacceptable. After I paid for my bread, I didn't tip her because of her terrible behavior, there was someone sitting there trying having a conversation with her while taking my money. As I walked out, her friend laughed, and of course her eyes were rolling. What kind of service is that? Good luck wIth your terrible attitude in the future, I always believe that someone will find the same problem with them. Fix yourself love! read more

Went last night around 6pm, and most of their breads were gone. Make sure to go earlier on in the day. Also, their buy 5 get 1 free is only on the weekdays, so if you can try going during that time instead. Not the best Asian bread I've ever tasted, but it will do for MD. The egg tarts are delicious, and the other breads are not bad. Make sure to take your own plastic bags if you plan on buying a few since MoCo now charges for bags! read more

The breads are delicious. The bread has a nice type of sticky consistency I had the mochi bread and I really enjoyed it. I also bought green tea cookies and they were okay nothing special I did like the consistency of the cookies though. I also ordered a portugués egg custard and that was pretty good. I really like the contrast of textures between the egg custard and the crust around it. The coffee with black tea was very good. It wasn't too sweet which was perfect for the many treats that I bought. read more

Bread Corner - Egg Custard, Mochi Bread, Green Tea Cookies, and affordable! - Bakeries Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

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we went there twice. no third times! friend recommanded this place, first time, we like it. we had some bread, cake, and bubble tea. today, my wife and i went to rockville for business, we drove to this store purchased bread...buy 5 get one for free, some egg cake, some other cakes. my wife ate the hotdog bread on the way home.about 20 minutes later, she felt very bad. nausea, dizzy, stomach cramping. both of us are sensitive to bad meat and milk products. after vomit all things out, we called food poison hotline. i saved one hotdog bread in my refrigerator. read more

Totally disappointed with the Black Forest cake. Both presentation n the cake were so bad. Too much jelly n so little fresh fruit. It used to be good but not anymore read more

I've been coming here for years and I love it. The bread here is always so great. It's also a great snack when I've been at school all day and I'm hungry. My brother and I especially like the hot dog bun, we take it home and put it in a toaster oven with cheese on top. I recently tried their broccoli steam bun, and I love it. read more

Found my new favorite! The sweet things are great and especially the opera cake. I like that it's not too sweet but very very chocolatey and hits the spot. Great place! read more

The pastries and breads are excellent. Very clean shop. Friendly. I ordered a birthday cake for my boyfriend and it was amazing! It was beautiful, for starters. But the inside was delicious! The cake was fluffy and tasty, and the filling was so good. The presentation was just as amazing. The box was sturdy and had a handle. I didn't realize it until I got home, but they also had included a cake cutter/lifter (one of those triangle-shaped utensiles), and candles!! Who does that?! I was so thrilled! The candles were beautiful! Long, thin, elegant. They just went above and beyond. A huge thank you to them for making the best birthday cake my bf has had in years! (He said so! Yay!) I highly recommend this little bakery. You will not be disappointed! read more

Bought a fruit cake, and ate the next day. The fruit inside the cake had very strong alcohol taste. My son thought the fruit was spoiled. When I took a close look at fruit on the top of cake. It's definitely not fresh. Cannot believe they still sold it to customers, and ruin their reputation. By the way, the cake quality is very bad. With this price, the cream is fake cream. If you cut the corner on your products, you cut your customers. We will not go back to you. read more

Wide selection of Asian bread & baked goods. Pineapple buns and egg tarts (Portuguese style) are good. There's usually always something new to taste from time to time. However, I'm not a big fan of their cakes and bubble tea. read more

I wonder why my last review has been filtered. Just an update, I went back again, and the red bean bread quality was definitely better this time. read more

Download bread corner app get 10%off for cakes and 15%off for all breads. That is so good deal read more

Bread Corner - Bakeries Near Me - Rockville, Maryland

I bought two of their shredded pork bread in Hmart last week. I found unknown black hardened stuff on the bread. They are difficult to squeeze into pieces. The shape is like mice droppings. Be careful. Mice can be in their kitchens. read more

I am rarely impressed by fancy asian bakeries. Most of them just dont hold up the quality of their baked goods. My coworker gave me a taro tart today for dessert she bought from Bread Corner. I just loved the perfect execution of the pastry it was flakey and soft with an in-house made taro filling that was not overly sweet like those terrible bakeries that substituted ingredient with sugar. It was the perfect pastry I thought I was at a dim sum restaurant. I was so impressed I decided to drop by the store to get some pastries for a dinner party. There were various types of fillings: red bean paste, green bean paste, lotus paste and pineapple paste with a duck egg yolk stuffed in the fluffy pastry. There were also all kinds of buns stuffed with cheeses, ham or peanut cream. The egg tarts were terrific too! On the rack by the kitchen were cheese cakes freshly out of the oven. It was so awesome!! I am so excited to have them for breakfast! read more

I love it when my voice is so loud that people in the next store can hear me. HAHA! My mom calls me while I'm at Bread Corner, to ask where I was, because she was at Mama Wok's (next door) and could totally hear me, but she couldn't find me. Heeheehee...that's like 17 different kinds of awesome right there. Let me start at the beginning. We were meeting my parents next door at Mama Wok's, but surprisingly, for once, we arrived well before my parents did. As we had dinner plans with friends the next day, I thought that it would be a great idea to head over to Bread Corner to pick up some desserts. While the selection of Asian baked goods did look quite mouth watering, it was a little aggravating that not all the buns and cakes and rolls were labeled correctly. So we would pick up something that we *thought* was a taro bun, but it looked suspiciously like a pineapple bun. Hmmm. We decided to bypass the buns and go for the cute little cakes and perhaps a cake roll. We stand by the counter and wait. And wait. And wait. On the other side of the counter, were 4 employees, folding boxes and gossiping away. As far as I can tell, a guy dumped one of the girls a few weeks ago, but called her to see if she wanted to get coffee the other day. What could this mean?! Does he want to get back together with her? Or no, he did say that he was hoping that they could remain friends and this is just an olive branch. But perhaps he realized that he made a mistake and wants her back? But if that was the case, he should have made it dinner and sent flowers too. Or perhaps he just misses her? After all, he will never find anyone who is as caring and supportive as she. But wait, she shouldn't go back to him, because if he can break her heart once, he can do it again. Unless he's grown up in the past few weeks. But no, guys like him never grow up. She could do *SO* much better. While I admit this was quite riveting, we stood there for quite a while without any of the 4 ladies even looking our way. Which is why I had to raise my voice - to get their attention...and of course, my parents decide to show up at Mama Wok's at that moment...which is why my mother could totally hear my voice, yet couldn't find me. So actually, I blame this on Bread Corner. As to the cakes themselves - they were a little disappointing. The strawberry napoleon-esque cake was remarkably free of any strawberry flavors...and the coffee cake roll was rather bland. Eh. Perhaps I will try their buns next, as this is the "Bread Corner", and not the "Cake Corner", but only if I just happen to be meeting my parents at Mama Wok's. And only if I get there early. And only if the staff won't be having relationship issues. read more

Their honey cakes brings me back to Wu Lai. They are moist and have this addicting consistency that reminds me of white sugar sponge cake. Their pastries have been by far the most authentic Taiwanese pastries I've eaten on the East Coast. I have considered moving to Rockville just so I can eat at Bread Corner everyday! read more

My advice is not to order custom cakes from them. Their work is sloppy and is not made to order. I asked to check the cake before payment and they hesitated. Yup you know what is wrong when they hesitated. Will not go back to them for custom cakes anymore read more

I came in around 2 pm and most of the popular items were already sold out. The egg custards weren't as fresh as I had expected them to be; they were cold and hard. The red bean mochi bun was rather bland tasting, and the two different buns I tried both with pork shred stuffing (I have no idea what its proper name is in English) had not only an overwhelmingly amount of the pork shreds stuffed to one corner, but tasted unusually too sweet. Overall, disappointed...but I'll probably try again and go earlier next time. read more

A while ago, I would have given this place 5 stars but I went recently and I ate half my bread before I got to a small pocket of filling. This is really a rating for 3.5 stars. There was probably a bite or two of filling in there and then back to bread. The price is the same if not a little higher but it looks like they're skimping on the filling now. It used to be filled with a good amount of filling...one bite in and you were in the filling which I loved. Good balance between good bread and good filling... now it's just good bread and minimal filling. I used to recommend this place to friend but now I'm really hesitant. I love my filings but if you're getting bread it's probably more worth it to get the no filling ones because you won't get that much more. Same goes for their big cakes. I bought one for a birthday and then felt bad because the fruit layering was seriously lacking fruit. The cake part was really light and fluffy but hello...cake is also about its frosting (delicious and not too heavy) and fillings (seriously lacking). I do still love their Portuguese egg tarts though! read more

Beware! Their "cream cake" toppings are not made with pastry cream but with non-dairy whipped topping (basically like the old Cool Whip)! I ordered a birthday cake that I picked up yesterday. When we served it we all thought the cream texture was a bit odd. Today 8 out of 10 of us have diarrhea because of the whipped topping! Basically I shelled out $40 for a dressed up Moon Pie. Never again. read more

Great little Chinese bakery with fresh croissants, buns, egg tarts, etc. Love their taro moon cake too. I always come here after going to Mama Wok's next door. Also, one of the few places that will let you change the sweetness of bubble tea. I love bubble tea but I often find it too sweet. In MoCo, this is the only place I know of that will let you alter the sweetness, so I always order it less sweet. I like ordering the peach black tea or passion fruit! And their boba (the large tapioca bubbles) are sweet and chewy. They have a bubble tea loyalty card too. read more

I love this bakery! So many yummy Chinese bread and pastries. I love the pork floss bread and coconut raisin buns. Customer service is lovely too! I don't live in or near Rockville but when I know I'll be visiting the area I always call and place an order for about a dozen or 2 of their buns! read more

i struggle. their milk tea is superb - light, subtle, and comes with customized levels of sugar. their pearl balls are chewy and perfect to the taste. but the breads were on the ok side. we picked a few pineapple buns, peanut butter cream, and the shredded pork rolls and they didn't really stand out flavor wise and thought they were on the heavy (and not soft) side. overall, love their bubble tea. read more

definitely made my share of trips to this place, even if it's out of the way i justify it somehow. if i remember correctly they have fresh breads ready at 11am even though they open around 9am. the breads they put out before then are those leftover from the day before, tho still good, fresh is best ;). if you call, they will tell you when they're putting out the next batch of whatever it is you are in particular for, uber nice about that. they'll even reserve some for you. they don't take credit cards below $10, i usually stock up and surpass that $10 anyway. this place is the closest thing to a good asian bakery around here. def. worth the trip every time. read more

It's a very small establishment in a shopping center on the side of Giant with plenty of parking. I forgot to take pictures but I had pineapple bun with egg yolk Portuguese tart Egg tart Coconut tart Overall everything is pretty good. I just find it somewhat not very sanitized because the trays with not clean and the tongs were hanging right next to the entrance with no covers for everyone and anyone use and then just put it right back. I suggest all the baked goods should just be individual wrap. read more

This place has good drinks and Northern Chinese/Taiwanese sweets. While they are small and fairly limited in selection, what they do have is pretty good. Most items are fairly fresh and overall delicious. The customer service is good. I usually come in after going to Ma Ma's, a great way to end your meal. A dessert for the road, along with a bag full of goodies. I don't get to come here enough. But very good bakery. read more