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Easy access from the train and loaded with options! Definitely worth visiting when in chinatown!

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This is a classic Chinese pastry shop. Except it looks very clean, spacious, and organized. I recommend their Portuguese egg custards here.. so delicious! Soft and perfectly sweetened, creamy filling. Fluffy and buttery outer shell. The other pastries look yummy as well. Very fast service. read more

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J L.

1 year ago

This has to be the BEST bakery in ALL OF CHINATOWN!! The egg custards are to die for, and the service is phenomenal. SHOOT OUT to Benson for his help on our order! This is a must-visit place to enjoy! read more

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Cash only as are most bakeries in Chinatown. I usually get my egg tarts ($1.75) / Portuguese egg tarts ($2) and pineapple buns here. Coffee is pretty good here too. Limited seating inside. read more

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Nikita K.

1 year ago

I wrote this on April 22nd and forgot to post it :') I randomly stopped in this place while walking on grand street and don't know how I've never come across it before. I got the roast pork bun (a little after 7pm so not sure if yelp hours are right) and at first thought $2.50 was a little expensive compared to other places, but I've been trying to find my favorite pork bun place. I brought it home so I could heat it up and then realized that this is a pretty large bun so the $2.50 price seems very reasonable. Also!! I think this is my favorite roast pork bun place now : ) the meat is flavorful and tastes more fresh than other places. The bread is also buttery mmm I find the filling in most other places to be too sweet (or almost candied if that makes sense). This one feels more savory and like a proper light meal. I'm excited to try their egg tarts sometime : ) read more

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Amazing amazing Cantonese pastries. Beware it's cash only but the egg tarts that they're so famous for are literally only $2 so just...bring some cash and get a bunch! Service is prompt and fast, and there's a small space to eat your freshly baked tarts. Highly recommend coming here - it's right off the Grand St. subway stop so you can bring a bunch of goodies home after easily! read more

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My favorite item at Double Crispy Bakery is the kaya bun. With a sweet, crumbly, perfectly textured shell on top and sweet--but not too sweet--creamy filling inside, the kaya bun is oh-so satisfying and worth the $1.75 (25 cents more than the very good version at Tao Hong Bakery, whose kaya bun is excellent but whose exterior bread is just slightly inferior). However, the cheese twist ($2.25) was extremely disappointing. The bread was slightly sweet, but overall there was not enough cheese and meat. Overall, it was bland. I walked away feeling like I had just consumed a lot of carbs, my stomach full but my taste buds craving something more. I'll stick with the sweet buns in the future. The prices at Double Crispy are generally on par or slightly more than other Chinatown bakeries. It does offer a larger selection of breads and pastries and has a larger, more well-lit, and more welcoming interior than many of their hole-in-the-wall counterparts. read more

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Daniel N.

1 year ago

The cakes look beautiful and taste even better. The sponge cakes are nice and light. Great customer service.

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I went by this bakery and decided to go in. Tried a regular egg tart and a bee nest cake. The egg tart was cold and was just okay...not that tasty. I would go elsewhere for egg tart. The bee nest cake had a chewier layer full of holes like a bee hive and a cake part beneath it that was soft and bouncy. It was okay, not too sweet. There are some long aluminum tables and stools for seating inside. Of the myriad of Chinatown bakeries, I don't think I would come back. Cash Only. read more

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Casual Chinese bakery that seems popular with the locals. I came in on a Monday afternoon and the seatings were packed with Asian uncles and aunties chatting with eating other. This place is known for their egg tarts so I got some to try. The egg tart tastes good, the price has increased to $2 each and size is a bit small but they definitely don't skimp on the egg filling. The other items are also around $2 each. read more

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Not to be confused with dirty laundry that's been in your gym bag for 3 weeks (Double Crinkly), twin animals scuttling across a country road at night (Double Crittery), or my jokes lately (Double Cringey). This is an insanely popular and busy and adorable bakery in Chinatown Manhattan, right in the busiest part of the area and usually packed wall to wall and counter to door. Double Crispy is underheralded and underrated, a local gem popular with those who love traditional authentic Asian bakeries, and one which has a bunch of great stuff and made me detour from my pre-ordained plan to come here and sample the wares... and the wheres too. And if you like Barbie's sexy, sultry voice, that's because it's "Double Whispery", or "Double Wispy" if you prefer. And if you think I'm wise beyond my years that's because I'm "Double Wistful." And if you're sick of me complaining, that's because I'm "Double Whingey." And after Corona and Trump and all the psycho right wing gun "pro-life" hypocrites that hold America back from being the bastion of freedom and progression that it could and should be... I need a Double Whiskey. read more

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Standard Asian bakery with an assortment of baked goods. I was craving some Portuguese egg tarts and stumbled upon this place. I got half a dozen of the egg tarts and I think they were particularly delicious when you heat them up a little. I also like how you can get a box for the egg tarts if you are looking to get some as a gift. This is definitely a stable place to grab some Portuguese egg tarts! read more

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Ashley Y.

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I can't find any bakery with good Portuguese egg tarts. Was just walking around the city and the name itself got me "double crispy bakery". It was no regret! The Portuguese egg tarts was sooo good and hot too! $1.75 for a tart. read more

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Popped in for an afternoon treat. Bread was soft and savory. It's a grab and go kind of place, with a few small tables. I enjoyed! read more

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I got 4 Portuguese $1.75 each and 4 reg egg tarts $1.50 each. I mostly bring Chinese pastries to my parents but this time L wanted some for ourselves since they were so highly rated. I completely agree.. I think the Portuguese ones here are one of the best egg tarts I've had and prob better than the one in Flushing. Nice, flaky crust, egg is really creamy, perfect amount of sweetness. The reg egg tart is good too but just a lil dryer, not as sweet.. Eat the reg first, then the Portuguese... The egg tarts look a lil smaller but there's more egg filling so it kinda evens out. I prefer more custard than pastry. Big plus, they're a lot cheaper than the ones in Queens so I also bought a loaf of bread and a lil bag of cute mini cakes for my mom. My parents eat them for breakfast or with coffee. Lady at the cashier was nice. read more

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A nice place to come get some cheap buns, pastries, cake, or bread. Definitely more of a grab and go kind of place, though theres seating available inside. Service is no-nonsense in a pleasant, efficient sort of way. Almost everything here is around $2-$8, which is very nice for the city. My friend and I tried their egg tarts, pineapple buns and steamed buns. Though this place wouldn't be a priority on my list of places to come back to, everything was pretty good. I was especially happy with the steamed buns since I'd been craving them that day! read more

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Angie C.

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I tried the egg tart (not Portuguese), coconut bun, pineapple moon cake, lotus moon cake, and winter melon moon cake. The egg tart was 7.5/10 and good for the price! It hits for spot if you're craving egg tarts. These egg tarts taste almost exactly like the one from Tao Hong Bakery a block away so I don't think you can go wrong with either bakery. Coconut bun was 5/10. It was dry and a little bland. The moon cakes were 6/10. The filling texture was more sticky and chewy -- different from what I'm used to. I liked that they were not too sweet and greasy. Points off for my lotus moon cake because it tasted like durian. They do sell durian moon cakes so I'm pretty sure my lotus moon cake got mixed with the durian filling. It was sadly disgusting. read more

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Michelle C.

5 years ago

**Review is for the portuguese egg tart only** Like other reviewers say, their portuguese egg tart is truly one of the best ones in the city. The crust to egg filling ratio is perfect, the texture of the custard was silky, and it wasn't overly sweet. Best part is, they served it warm which I think made my experience all the more better. I love checking and supporting out all the different bakeries in Chinatown, put this one on your list! read more

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After being left with a bad taste in our mouths from another bakery in town, we decided to stop by this bakery for egg tarts. We chose it because the decals on the front window were close ups of egg tarts. It was a sign from above, figuratively. These egg tarts did not disappoint. Perfect sweetness and consistency of the custard. The crust held its own yet still had the textbook flakiness of an egg tart. Conveniently located a block west of Grand Street. read more

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Katie L.

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Popular Asian bakery centrally located in Chinatown, at the busy intersection of Grand/Bowery. We came by earlier in the year, when all the food items were on tables around the perimeter of the shop. Rows and rows of baked goods still being offered. The place was bustling with locals and tourists, so it's a prime spot. We grabbed a dozen of the Portuguese egg tarts (Po Tats), known to be their specialty. Word on the street is they're some of the best in Chinatown. Also got some wife cakes (pastries filled with candied melon, sweetened nuts and other goodies), and hot dog scallion bun. The egg tarts were perfectly flakey, custard was smooth and creamy. Very good Po Tat, though not more distinguishing in taste than many other NYC bakeries. Classic milk buns and pastries we tried were all good, making it a good carb stop in Chinatown. read more

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Jessica H.

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I got their roast pork bun, and it came with plenty of filling! The roast pork was alright, I prefer when the pieces are bigger rather than smaller so it's less messy. I like the bread! So smooth and buttery. read more

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The Portuguese egg tarts are very good, it's $1.6 each, and highly recommend the pork bun also $1.6 each, the bun is big and filled with BBQ pork. Recommend to eat it warm, you could warm up in the oven to bake again. Service on the other hand is very bad, the lady threw my Egg tarts in the bag and I saw that she crashed one of them, so I kindly asked her if there's a box, since I bought 6 of them: she argued and unwilling to give me to box. And I asked for plastic bag and was also very bad attitude giving me one. read more

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Frances O.

2 years ago

Usual local asian bakery and sandwiches. They do have bubble tea and different teas. Heads-up cash only at the moment. It's hard to get seated. To-go place near the park. Get some snacks, breads, tea/coffee, as you're in the neighborhood. It's a busy bakery, little loud and a lot of foot traffic. read more

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Jakarta N.

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Best pork floss bun I've ever had! It's both savory and sweet with some sugary crust to the pastry part of it. We purchased about a dozen things and they were all very tasty. Busy Saturday morning but the line went pretty fast. Will return! read more

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Lori S.

3 years ago

So much to get Roast pork bun min8 toppin bon. Dried pork cake. So much you have to come and see for yourself read more

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Tammer L.

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We ordered the Macau Egg tart for $2. It was extremely creamy and fluffy, as well as not too sweet. Good Egg Tart. read more

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Matthew H.

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While we did not order anything at Double Crispy Bakery, the food looked incredible. It is difficult to find mooncakes, and this place had so many different flavors for sale. Also, the homemade breads looked incredible. I will need to make another stop here in the future and actually buy something. We definitely missed out on some good food. read more

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Tried the regular custard egg tart and macau style. Both very underwhelming and cold. Pretty disappointed by them.

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Maria C.

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My friend and I were visiting from San Diego and stumbled across this bakery. We had a great experience with their wonderful friendly staff.I had a their moon cake and it was delicious! read more

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Marina L.

2 years ago

Has a great selection of desserts and bakery treats. They also have cakes both whole and slices. I get the chocolate and coffee cakes every time I go. Their hot dog and pork buns are also amazing. They also have sesame balls and egg tarts which were great too read more

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Harry R.

2 years ago

One of the best places to go to when in NYC. Super friendly staff as well. I stopped in on a hot day and a really refreshing treat.

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Passed by here on a weekday morning, got an egg tart and a Portuguese egg tart, both coming out to be $3.25, cash only. The Portuguese egg tart was quite tasty, soft and creamy inside. The egg tart was just alright, wouldn't get it again. read more

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(specifically for the egg tarts) - we chose a random bakery in chinatown and was really surprised at how good these egg tarts were. Definitely best I've had in this city so far. We got there when the egg tarts had just come out of the oven so they were warm - you would take a bite and see steam coming out of the egg custard filling. cash only! read more

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Do not leave this place without getting the macau egg tarts ($2). I've had a lot of egg tarts in my life, and these were easily the top of my list. Flaky crust without being a crumbly mess, rich and creamy egg custard without being overbearing, and reasonable price for the size. Pastries aside, the bakery was bright, clean, and spacious, with picnic-style tables that you could eat at. I highly recommend you visit this place! read more

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Smith G.

3 years ago

The pictures just don't do justice! You can take the freshness of the peanut, the rice is soft and we keep buying more and more! We are never a fan of bee nest cake. But this place is so buzzing! read more

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Gabrielle D.

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My Malaysian Chinese Mom loves chinese custard tarts so she bought 6 of them for my son, herself and me. I ordered chicken and mushroom buns and roast pork buns (bao) to steam for breakfast and snacks. Easy snacks and good prices. read more

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Ashley C.

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Bakery that offers Chinese style baked goods. Many with meat great for a quick lunch. I tried their apple turnover. It isn't bad but hard to compete with so many other bakeries in the area. Now due to Covid everything is prepackaged. read more

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Love their egg tarts! This is a real chinese bakery. Be ready to fight for your food or you won't get any at all. read more

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E C.

3 years ago

Best local bakery in China Town. Stop and grab the Best Sesame ball, apple pie, honey cake and slice of delicious! read more

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230 Grand St
New York, NY 10013
Little Italy, Bowery
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(212) 966-6929
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Hours

What time does Double Crispy Bakery open?

Double Crispy Bakery opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Double Crispy Bakery close?

Double Crispy Bakery closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Double Crispy Bakery take credit cards?

No, Double Crispy Bakery does not take credit cards.

Indoor Amenities

Does Double Crispy Bakery allow dogs?

Yes, Double Crispy Bakery allows dogs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Double Crispy Bakery have bike parking?

Yes, Double Crispy Bakery has bike parking.

Does Double Crispy Bakery have outdoor seating?

No, Double Crispy Bakery does not have outdoor seating options.

Does Double Crispy Bakery have parking?

Yes, Double Crispy Bakery has parking options. Street Parking, Validated Parking

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Does Double Crispy Bakery have free WiFi?

Yes, Double Crispy Bakery has free WiFi.

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A great stop on a walk!…read more Kijitora is a really cute cafe and i absolutely loved the interior of the store. On the right side there's a wall of stickers and stationary that I think you can miss if you're not looking. The staff was on top of it, I usually don't order drinks and I had just stopped by here randomly so I hadn't prepared my usual order details and the cashier made sure to clarify everything just in case; sweetened, ice, milk or substitute, etc. And the drink was made on the spot and quite fast I got my drink within two minutes which I found impressive as a line had soon formed in the shop right as I came. I got the hojicha, which I find most shops can't do well. Theirs is really solid though! Not the best I've had but I think it's hard to knock my socks off in general for hojicha and very good compared to the average hojicha Ive tasted in my life. I don't remember there being place for you to sit or if there was it was only one or two places. the shop was a bit small but enough to accommodate a small line inside comfortably.

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We were trying to kill some time in the area and found Evil Twin Brewing on Yelp. We saw that they…read morehad a decent selection so we walked over for a drink. Really spacious interior with high ceilings, also enjoyed the decor and design of everything. We got two seats at the counter and ordered our drinks. Staff was friendly, even when it got a little busy with bigger groups that came in. Nice vibes overall, and if we had more time here, we would've definitely wanted to try more of their selection. The two drinks we tried were sours and they were both very refreshing and really easy to drink. Great flavors! They also had slushies available which would've been perfect for the hot summer weather. Outside of the counter seats, there are plenty of tables for larger groups. Bathroom is available here too.

Chill ambiance, great beers, and friendly service!…read more Also, they have outlets at the bar so this tourist was able to charge her phone. Haha

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Coffee Project is a fantastic coffee shop in FiDi!…read more We ordered a cortado and their seasonal Iced Pistachio Luxe, and both were delicious. The coffee quality really shines through, and the pistachio drink was a lovely treat without overshadowing what makes the coffee itself so good. Service was quick, and the shop has a cute, inviting vibe with nice indoor seating. A great FiDi stop for quality coffee and creative seasonal drinks!

Coffee is solid (I got the nitro cold brew), but an extra shoutout to the kickass London fog which…read morewas true to its name. Vibes are chill for a nice Manhattan day respite (I was visiting), and the staff was nice too. :)

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Tammy C.

4 years ago

I used to stop in here almost every day for a treat or two. Their prices went up 25 cents per item and then another 25 cents within a few weeks. I understand that everything is more expensive but I can get the same product cheaper at Kwong Wah. The girls who work here are fantastic and lovely. I just need to watch my $$ read more

Pavel D.

16 years ago

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Double Crispy Bakery - bakeries - Updated October 2026

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