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We passed by this bakery while walking around Chinatown around 6pm. There were so many people inside and the buns on display looked so good so we decided to buy some. Some of the items were sold out since it was quite late but there were still decent selections of baked goods. - Portugese egg tart: I like the flaky crust but I wish that the egg custard was creamier. - BBQ pork bun: the bun was okay but a bit dry. The BBQ filling was good. - Melon pan with egg custard: the bun was good and soft. The egg custard was creamy and just enough sweetness.
Traditional Chinese bakery located in Chinatown, Chicago. Chiu Quon Bakery is a favorite fir both locals abd visitors. From the moment you walk in, you'll find trays filled with baked buns, pastries and all the traditional Chinese treats. The pork buns were really soft, fluffy and filled with savory filling. The shop is small and has a busy atmosphere but the line moves quickly. Everything felt authentic, prices were reasonable and a must stop if you are visiting Chinatown, Chicago.
One of the best bakeries in Chicago's Chinatown. And it shows as there's a line of patrons both local and visiting like I was. Service is quick as you wait in line, there's about 3 people working with each individually attending to the customers one by one as you may order from the bakery case. Every item seems fresh and taste fresh. Other classic prepackage pastries and dishes are also available. A line of cakes are also displayed to be ordered in advance or for a slice to eat! Inside is spacious with display cases on both sides but with a crowd and a single line to order, it can get full easily. We tried the pork bao bun and it tasted great. The flavor is amazing and lots of filling which is a plus. The egg custard is good as well with the tart flaky and perfect
This is a take out style bakery. I got the Shumai, Steamed Rice Crepe w/ Shrimp, and Pork Sung Bun. Shumai and Steamed Rice Crepe were really good, and I recommend ordered from their Dim Sum Menu. The Pork Sung Bun was okay. I was expecting more Pork Sung filling , but it was more bread than filling. Service is to the point. Strictly business and reserved. NOTE: BRING CASH! They only take cash. There is no seating area, but a small standing area to eat. Nice place to give a try.
There was a line out the door, but it moved very quickly. The buns are filled generously and packed with flavor. The bread is super soft and fresh. There are a plethora of options to choose from. Definitely a must visit!
This is the best bakery in Southside Chinatown, without a doubt, the line just never stops like they're handing free food but they're not. Although the prices are very reasonable, you could come here everyday...BTW, make sure to bring cash as it's cash only. I really love coming here after a meal because the buns are soft, light, airy, and sweet. Thus far, my favorites are: - egg custard topping with a red bean filling and - the coconut bun with whipped creme Wow, those are really good but do try their other offerings and determine your own favorite item. I have to try their Argyle location to see if they're consistently great!! Oh, one more thing, there is a ledge by the window where you can eat quickly whilst standing up but it can get very crowded in there. Xie xie Chiu Quon!!
This is a bakery in Chinatown. When we visit in the evening, most of the bake goods sold out. We got some of the bakery good for next day breakfast. The store is popular even at closing time. The bake goods are very delicious for the next day. Price is reasonable. The clerk is helpful.
Terrible service. I picked out two pastries but didn't realize the store was cash-only. When I went to pay, the woman told me, "Cash only." I explained that I didn't have cash but could go get some, and she simply waved me away. What made the interaction especially frustrating was that there was an ATM directly behind me inside the store, yet she made no effort to mention it. Her attitude became noticeably rude and dismissive the moment she realized I didn't have cash.
This cash-only bakery is the oldest bakery in Chicago Chinatown. I stopped by while in Chinatown and got a two pork buns and a Portuguese egg tart. They ran out of their pineapple pork buns but the ones I got were pretty good. The dough is soft and the filling was a good proportion to the size of the bun. The egg tart was light and custardy, the texture where it melts in your mouth. Service was quick since the pastries are ready made. There was a line but I didn't wait long at all (10-15 min). Heads up it seems like tours tend to bring people into the store to talk about the history. There is only one counter by the window if you are wanting to enjoy your items inside, this is more of an on the go stop.
Keep in mind this place is cash only. We stopped in around 7:30 PM looking for a sweet treat and picked the mango mousse cake, green tea mousse cake, and a winter melon baby mooncake. Unfortunately, none of them hit the mark for us. My son took one bite of the green tea cake and immediately spit it out. Given that these were the few cake options left near closing, it makes sense now why they were still available. The winter melon mooncake was a first for me, but definitely not something I'd recommend.
Was not aware this was the oldest bakery in Chinatown, but it makes sense cuz my parents were taking my siblings and me there at least 25yrs ago. I never knew the name of the bakery, but I always knew what it looked like, so after several years, when my friend and I decided to go to Chinatown the other day, I was heartbroken not to see the bakery in its usual spot. We happened upon another bakery just a bit further down, and the sponge cakes looked EXACTLY the way I remembered as a kid. That's when I thought maybe this was the same bakery. Thank goodness for Yelp and old photos because it WAS! I'm so so happy the bakery is around and continues to do well! And that, as an adult, I now finally know the name! I don't think you can go wrong with anything you get here, but my personal faves are the sponge cake and BBQ pork bun. Prices are fair, the employees are quick, the place is clean and bright, and the goods are great. I don't normally carry cash, but thank god I had some on me that day cuz note: it is CASH ONLY. I'm grateful to Chiu Quon bakery for the nostalgia and family memories the flavors of the baked goods brings back, and I'm happy to be able to report back to my parents that the bakery still exists! I'll be back for sure!
This is our usual go-to for Cantonese baked goods. To name a few items: 1) Hot dog bun 2) Barbecue pork bun 3) Pineapple bun 4) Custard bun 5) Steamed white sugar cake 6) Paper-wrapped sponge cake 7) Wife cake 8) Egg tarts 9) Portuguese egg tarts 10) Lotus seed pastry We would also occasionally purchase the freezer goods such as steamed barbecue pork buns and custard buns to steam at home with dim sum to have a quick lunch without having to drive from the suburbs to Chinatown.
The Taiwanese pastries are amazing but the cakes are one of a kind! OBSESSED with their honeydew cake! Yes! Chiffon with layers of honeydew, it was sold out but I got the mixed fruit and it was strawbs, grapes , honeydew and cantaloupe! As an Asian auntie, I can definitely say: IT IS NOT TOO SWEET! 4 stars cos they still don't take CC and the poor newbies kept lining up with no paper cash even though it says "Cash Only" at the door.
2 months ago
For a take out bakery style restaurant, this place has everything I need and it all tastes great. They open super early in the morning if you want that dim sum or bakery fix. There aren't tables so don't expect to sit down to enjoy your food. Service was friendly and prompt. I ordered sui mai, beef rice rolls, lotus leaf rice, zhongzi, and a pineapple bbq pork bun. Everything, and I mean everything, was delicious. This will be my new take out dim sum and bakery spot in Chicago now. Give it a shot, you won't regret it. read more
1 day ago
Came highly recommended for a visit if in china town so of course I had to go. You can't beat the price for the size but it didn't wow me. Not a problem, just a preference. Service was friendly and fast but I would try something else if I came back. I'm a texture eater so it felt one note and the flavor of the bun was pretty basic to me. read more
**CASH ONLY** Pretty solid Chinese bakery - just wasn't quite amazed by anything. Admittedly, I do think it's actually better to take these baked goods to-go and to heat them up at home. I can't remember if I asked, but my items weren't heated up on site. Some things just taste better when warm - in particular, I think the egg tart and their famous BBQ pork buns would've been better heated up. There's no indoor seating, and limited standing room at the window counter. Pricing was pretty cheap in my opinion! Be sure to bring cash! read more
We passed by this bakery while walking around Chinatown around 6pm. There were so many people inside and the buns on display looked so good so we decided to buy some. Some of the items were sold out since it was quite late but there were still decent selections of baked goods. - Portugese egg tart: I like the flaky crust but I wish that the egg custard was creamier. - BBQ pork bun: the bun was okay but a bit dry. The BBQ filling was good. - Melon pan with egg custard: the bun was good and soft. The egg custard was creamy and just enough sweetness. read more
Traditional Chinese bakery located in Chinatown, Chicago. Chiu Quon Bakery is a favorite fir both locals abd visitors. From the moment you walk in, you'll find trays filled with baked buns, pastries and all the traditional Chinese treats. The pork buns were really soft, fluffy and filled with savory filling. The shop is small and has a busy atmosphere but the line moves quickly. Everything felt authentic, prices were reasonable and a must stop if you are visiting Chinatown, Chicago. read more
One of the best bakeries in Chicago's Chinatown. And it shows as there's a line of patrons both local and visiting like I was. Service is quick as you wait in line, there's about 3 people working with each individually attending to the customers one by one as you may order from the bakery case. Every item seems fresh and taste fresh. Other classic prepackage pastries and dishes are also available. A line of cakes are also displayed to be ordered in advance or for a slice to eat! Inside is spacious with display cases on both sides but with a crowd and a single line to order, it can get full easily. We tried the pork bao bun and it tasted great. The flavor is amazing and lots of filling which is a plus. The egg custard is good as well with the tart flaky and perfect read more
This is a take out style bakery. I got the Shumai, Steamed Rice Crepe w/ Shrimp, and Pork Sung Bun. Shumai and Steamed Rice Crepe were really good, and I recommend ordered from their Dim Sum Menu. The Pork Sung Bun was okay. I was expecting more Pork Sung filling , but it was more bread than filling. Service is to the point. Strictly business and reserved. NOTE: BRING CASH! They only take cash. There is no seating area, but a small standing area to eat. Nice place to give a try. read more
This is the best bakery in Southside Chinatown, without a doubt, the line just never stops like they're handing free food but they're not. Although the prices are very reasonable, you could come here everyday...BTW, make sure to bring cash as it's cash only. I really love coming here after a meal because the buns are soft, light, airy, and sweet. Thus far, my favorites are: - egg custard topping with a red bean filling and - the coconut bun with whipped creme Wow, those are really good but do try their other offerings and determine your own favorite item. I have to try their Argyle location to see if they're consistently great!! Oh, one more thing, there is a ledge by the window where you can eat quickly whilst standing up but it can get very crowded in there. Xie xie Chiu Quon!! read more
This is a bakery in Chinatown. When we visit in the evening, most of the bake goods sold out. We got some of the bakery good for next day breakfast. The store is popular even at closing time. The bake goods are very delicious for the next day. Price is reasonable. The clerk is helpful. read more
Terrible service. I picked out two pastries but didn't realize the store was cash-only. When I went to pay, the woman told me, "Cash only." I explained that I didn't have cash but could go get some, and she simply waved me away. What made the interaction especially frustrating was that there was an ATM directly behind me inside the store, yet she made no effort to mention it. Her attitude became noticeably rude and dismissive the moment she realized I didn't have cash. read more
This cash-only bakery is the oldest bakery in Chicago Chinatown. I stopped by while in Chinatown and got a two pork buns and a Portuguese egg tart. They ran out of their pineapple pork buns but the ones I got were pretty good. The dough is soft and the filling was a good proportion to the size of the bun. The egg tart was light and custardy, the texture where it melts in your mouth. Service was quick since the pastries are ready made. There was a line but I didn't wait long at all (10-15 min). Heads up it seems like tours tend to bring people into the store to talk about the history. There is only one counter by the window if you are wanting to enjoy your items inside, this is more of an on the go stop. read more
Keep in mind this place is cash only. We stopped in around 7:30 PM looking for a sweet treat and picked the mango mousse cake, green tea mousse cake, and a winter melon baby mooncake. Unfortunately, none of them hit the mark for us. My son took one bite of the green tea cake and immediately spit it out. Given that these were the few cake options left near closing, it makes sense now why they were still available. The winter melon mooncake was a first for me, but definitely not something I'd recommend. read more
Was not aware this was the oldest bakery in Chinatown, but it makes sense cuz my parents were taking my siblings and me there at least 25yrs ago. I never knew the name of the bakery, but I always knew what it looked like, so after several years, when my friend and I decided to go to Chinatown the other day, I was heartbroken not to see the bakery in its usual spot. We happened upon another bakery just a bit further down, and the sponge cakes looked EXACTLY the way I remembered as a kid. That's when I thought maybe this was the same bakery. Thank goodness for Yelp and old photos because it WAS! I'm so so happy the bakery is around and continues to do well! And that, as an adult, I now finally know the name! I don't think you can go wrong with anything you get here, but my personal faves are the sponge cake and BBQ pork bun. Prices are fair, the employees are quick, the place is clean and bright, and the goods are great. I don't normally carry cash, but thank god I had some on me that day cuz note: it is CASH ONLY. I'm grateful to Chiu Quon bakery for the nostalgia and family memories the flavors of the baked goods brings back, and I'm happy to be able to report back to my parents that the bakery still exists! I'll be back for sure! read more
6 months ago
This is our usual go-to for Cantonese baked goods. To name a few items: 1) Hot dog bun 2) Barbecue pork bun 3) Pineapple bun 4) Custard bun 5) Steamed white sugar cake 6) Paper-wrapped sponge cake 7) Wife cake 8) Egg tarts 9) Portuguese egg tarts 10) Lotus seed pastry We would also occasionally purchase the freezer goods such as steamed barbecue pork buns and custard buns to steam at home with dim sum to have a quick lunch without having to drive from the suburbs to Chinatown. read more
3 months ago
The Taiwanese pastries are amazing but the cakes are one of a kind! OBSESSED with their honeydew cake! Yes! Chiffon with layers of honeydew, it was sold out but I got the mixed fruit and it was strawbs, grapes , honeydew and cantaloupe! As an Asian auntie, I can definitely say: IT IS NOT TOO SWEET! 4 stars cos they still don't take CC and the poor newbies kept lining up with no paper cash even though it says "Cash Only" at the door. read more
6 months ago
Chiu Quon Bakery - A Classic That Still Hits In the heart of Chicago's Chinatown, surrounded by newer, trendier bakeries, Chiu Quon quietly holds its ground. No fuss, no gimmicks, just really good, traditional Hong Kong-style baked goods that remind you why classics stick around. From BBQ pork buns to lotus and red bean baby mooncakes, everything we tried was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. The kind of place where you keep pointing at the case saying, "Let's try one more." And then actually do. The service is friendly and they are very patient. We almost went for the pastéis de nata, which looked incredible, but decided to stay on theme. When in Chinatown, you commit. We grabbed a mix of goodies, walked over to the little open area nearby, and ended up having one of those spontaneous, low-key perfect lunches. Nothing fancy, just good food and a moment that felt easy. If you're looking for authentic, no-nonsense baked treats, this place delivers. Sometimes simple really is the whole point. read more
this bakery is a visit for me every single time I am in Chicago. Chiu Quon Bakery and Dim Sum is amazing. They make the best BBQ pork buns in all of Chicago. Second to none. They've also got great shumai. I love the almond cookies. They've got egg tarts, both the Chinese and the Portuguese versions. They do a lot of collaborations. They've been around for many, many years in the Chinatown area of Chicago. They make fresh soy milk. There are so many varieties. A lot of cakes, people coming in and out of the door. You can eat at the standing counter. Such a fun eating experience. A bakery that is a must-visit for anyone visiting Chicago read more
I brought a bunch of baked treats, but they didn't quite make it into my photos! I managed to snag one of each item I thought my fam & I would enjoy. I was in a hurry because the line was already forming outside the store. It would have been faster to pay for everything with card, but they accept CASH ONLY! We enjoyed japanese cheesecake, red bean pastry, laughing sesame cookies, some of their mochis, fried buns read more
I always, always choose Chiu Quon Bakery whether it's just for a quick run for myself, for my family or for special treats for my Caucasian friends, who have not tried them, but always delight in receiving/eating goodies from them! There is no better Chinese bakery to make their authentic specialties like barbecue pork bun, egg tarts, ham/egg buns, sticky rice, sponge cake, melon cake, mini mooncakes, custom birthday/wedding fruit cakes and so much more! Having grown up living in the heart of Chinatown all my life, I can't say enough about Chiu Quon Bakery! Their variety, freshness, and affordable prices have made me a lifelong fan along with many celebrities and food bloggers nationwide. Kudos to the wonderful Chiu family for their continued success and dedication to the neighborhood and community! read more
4 months ago
Super long kiss be that moved quickly with friendly patrons waiting their turn, knowing soon they'd have deliciousness in their hands - visiting from CA, we couldn't get too many but we did get some bbq pork buns, pineapple buns, tarts - and all quickly served up with a smile - all items were simply delicious - we were supposed to go to lunch but we ate all of our bakery goodies, and had to wait a bit before heading out to lunch lol. Would definitely come here often if I lived here - much better than the prepackaged items found at other Chinese bakeries. Yum yum! read more
Reasonably priced Chinese bakery in Chinatown. Gets pretty packed, but the line moves fast. We got the bbq Pork bun, pineapple bun with red bean, cheung fun, steamed pork bun. The buns would have been better if they could toast or warm it up. President Obama has even been here! read more
Delightful bakery in Chicago's Chinatown. I brought my travel buddy here because they'd never had BBQ pork buns... and while I wish the pork inside had been the Cantonese red pork-style, the mixture inside these pork buns was just as delicious. It's also nice that they bake the buns vs steam them. I enjoy both, but prefer the texture of the baked buns if I had to pick between the two. The bakery itself is somewhat small and doesn't really allow for eating inside the shop. Also, be forewarned: they don't accept credit cards (cash and Apple Pay only), though they do have an ATM in case you need to withdraw... and I mention this because I had to take out $20 to pay for the pork buns we ordered. After paying for them, we just opted to continue sauntering through Chinatown and enjoy. Service was friendly and quick. read more
While traveling to Chicago for work, I dropped by CQ Bakery for a quick bread. Services was quick and kind - prices seemed fair and comparable to typical asian style bakeries (think Paris Baguette). I had a red bean bun and a lotus mooncake and both were DIVINE. The red bean bun was generously filled (something that's honestly hard to find these days) and the mooncake was decadent without being sickingly sweet. Would come back! read more
13 days ago
This bakery is cash only and has a small counter by the window where you can stand and eat. There are no tables or chairs. Good variety of pastries, beautiful fruit cakes, and bao buns in the cooler that you can warm up at home to eat. The egg tart was standard. The custard egg bun was thick and creamy, and the topping was light and delicious. Prices are pretty reasonable. read more
We walked by this spot and it was busy. That along with plaques and pictures of Presidents who have visited lured us in. Smaller, cozy and really more of a take away spot. So many options, so little time. Really didn't know what to order and asked what we should try. The Lotus seed pastry was the best. A bit of savory and sweet. We also got a shredded pork and hot dog Bun. Shredded Pork was very good and don't bother with the Hot dog version. Service was friendly. Cash only and they don't have public restrooms. read more
Apparently it's a very popular place that has a line out the door right at opening. They have all the traditional baked goods at a very reasonable price. Everything looks good so it was very hard to choose. the sales ladies are strict and impatient, so you better know what you want when you get to the order counter. it's a no nonsense , plain decor kind of place. read more
Finally got to check out the famous Chiu Quon Bakery! Since we already had lunch plans, we tried to keep it minimal. This is what we tried: BBQ Pork Bun, Egg Tart, Egg Custard Melon Pan Bun, and Sticky Rice Wrapped in Lotus Leaf. Everything was sooo good. One thing we wanted, but was sold out, is the shu mai! I gotta come back for that cuz that seems to be a hit here. This spot has no seating, but has this standing bar area against the front window, and it was perfect to eat your bakery goods here. The service was quick and efficient, just how I needed it to be. read more
1 year ago
Best Chinese bakery in Chicago hands down. You get good value for what you pay for. We ordered the egg tart, soybean tofu pudding and wife cake (not pictured). All were delicious. Everything tasted fresh. There was a long line on a Friday at 3 pm which was kind of crazy to me cause it was during work hours. I can totally understand the hype though. This place is cash only. If you don't have cash, they have an ATM. They also speak Cantonese. The ladies working there got the line moving quickly. There are no seats at the bakery, only a standing table. Would come back if I'm back in Chicago again! read more
20 days ago
3 months ago
My family's favorite bakery in Chinatown. They are cash only, open late, and the line moves quick. I love the their bbq pork buns, egg custard tarts, sesame balls and other treats. No seating inside, but great items to grab and go. read more
We travel from Los Angeles for the sesame balls. My daughter is a sesame ball aficionado and says they're the best anywhere -- the right proportion of dough to filing. Pro tip: Don't come late on a Saturday night and expect there to be any left--we learned that the hard way. They said they sell out midday on weekends, so we went back super early Saturday to stock up. Another pro tip: If you have an air fryer, heat them at home for about a minute at 350 for delicious crispiness. They only take cash and there's no seating. read more
Chiu Quon Bakery is a must-stop in the older part of Chinatown, just behind the gate. My wife told me that they got Chiu Quon in Hong Kong too. We park across the street in the public lot and stroll past a couple of boba shops to get there. Inside, there's usually a line but moves quickly. The glass display of pastries, dim sum items, and Hong Kong-style desserts is worth the wait. My wife loves the white sugar steamed cake, and we never leave without grabbing a chicken pie, wife cake (lo po bang), curry beef bun, and char siu pork bun. All reasonable priced and decent quality. Tip: They're cash-only, so come prepared! Or there is an ATM right across the register. read more
2 months ago
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Do you ship pork buns?
How early do you have to get there to get a bbq pork bun?
I was there around 4pm on a Saturday and was able to get one.
Are the buns cooked with lard?
Yes, lard is used as an ingredient in the bakery for some of the buns.
Has anyone tried their cakes? The strawberry flavor one? Looking to order a cake for a graduation in Chicago but I am ordering from out of state!…
Overall, I'd say their cakes are quite good. I've ordered a couple of times (mixed fruit filling) for birthdays and graduation. The cakes are this really fluffy angel cakes with fruit and icing filling. The icing is really airy and not overly sweet.…
Do they offer any vegan options at Chiu Quon Bakery?
Honestly? Probably not. I have a shrimp allergy and it's hard enough to do that - much less find anything truly vegetarian. Vegan is another step harder. They mean we'll, but I'd be cautious of even any sincere vegan offerings.
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