Checked out Rainbow Bakery's newest location in Rego Park! It's conveniently located near the train…read morestation. The space is clean, spacious, and has some seating available. They offer a few different items compared to their Elmhurst locations. I'm not sure if they serve dim sum here, or if I just missed it on the menu. I tried the pistachio croissant. It was generously filled with cream, but in my opinion, it lacked a strong pistachio flavor. I'd probably stop by again if I'm in the area and craving Chinese bakery buns or baos.

2nd visit to this location…read more I hope this location survives in Rego Park. It serves a variety of croissants, mochi donuts, pastries, slices of cakes (pandan too), walnut muffins, raisin loaves, moon cakes, and sweet & savory baos (buns). Also, you can order cakes and ice cream cakes here. More affordable prices, sweets aren't overly sweet, not as heavy but satisfies my cravings. I didn't take a photo of its ice cream case today. A few weeks ago, I looked at the ice cream case and most of the ice cream containers were practically empty and aesthetically looked unappealing. This evening, I purchased Hong Kong milk tea 16-oz cup only - see photo. I think they should change the ratio of black tea to evaporated milk...a little less tea and a little more milk. It's definitely caffeinated! It tasted like extremely black tea. I couldn't enjoy it so I threw it away. The first time I came here, my friend purchased a coffee with milk and sugar. She thoroughly enjoyed it and offered to buy me a cup but I declined.

When a place shows consistency and staying power over a nearly a couple of decades that…read moreautomatically adds the "star" power of this place and ups my rating. (The first reviews of this place on Yelp are dated 2008). Although the prices aren't as inexpensive as they used to be (Cheap eats in NYC are going the way of the Dodo - might as well get used to it!) I still find they remained consistently delicious. Arguably, the chicken buns are the draw here - with a nice sized slab of juicy dark meat chicken tucked in a crispy outside, soft inside pineapple bun dressed with lettuce, tomato and cucumber it is winning combo. These days you will be hard pressed to find a cheaper and better chicken sandwich at $3.75 in NYC. Better to get here early to make sure they have them, also fresher! I asked for a Iced coffee and the default is light and sweet, which is a style I haven't had in while. It hit the spot. I tried the pork floss bun - it was large and tasty. The sponge cake was nice and soft, but friend remarked perhaps not the very best she's had, but good. They have don tat which will do the job, but not a stand out version. This is old school spot that after I walk out with my purchase I feel grateful it is still sticking around serving up goodness!

CHICKEN BUN -- 2024 ($3.50) -- 2025 ($4.00) -- 2026 ($4.50)…read more they are known for their chicken meat/pineapple bun sandwich! its a great sandwich and has been consistent since ive discovered them in 2023. Flavor is not too strong and the bread is light! Overall, it is not salty with a tad of mayo/lettuce/cucumber slice. Their $2 pineapple buns are not too sweet/salt either. All of their breads are on the fluffy light side! One time, I found a hair on my bun and the ladies let me exchange for a new one. They also gave me a drink for free in return for the mishap. Their ying yang milk tea (they use lipton) is great too! It is a walk from main st 7 train, but if you are around this area, its a must try for easy/quick snack/small meal!

Small good old standby with vegan options. Very good buns and sticky rice. Feels good with wide…read moreselection daily

Officially my favorite bakery in Flushing. I returned and tried:…read more + Purple sweet potato bun + Pandan with honey cake + Pandan coconut bun The two buns were the best, but I also really liked the pandan honey cake. You cannot go wrong here.

Parking was a challenge but I luckily found a spot on the same block. Easily accessible at the…read morebottom of the steps, or inside the mall. Very nice & clean bakery. Options great. Bakery items deliciously fresh as always.

For an americanized asian bakery, the pastries, breads, and drinks are affordable. I recommend…read moretheir mochi egg tarts ($2.50), milk toast bread ($3.85), ube "halo halo" slush w/ 2 jellies ($5.90), and their pork floss bread ($2.45)! Their drinks like the frapps/slushes can be modified for sugar (ie: 25% sweet), and they have an app where you can collect points and get notified of monthly deals!! I would come back

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.

Another U Best Bakery opened but this location is probably the closest to my home, few stores down…read morefrom Busy Mall of Main Street. I think this one is the biggest as in space wise. Apparently, this location is only one-month new (just recently had its grand opening on Oct 1st). I tend to pass by Main Street almost every day but had I not look up, I probably would've missed it too. I was walking back from Tangram Mall. I usually take the bus to go home and would often be on my phone on the bus. So, I rarely look up to see the view. I decided to walk on this side instead because of lesser people on the sidewalk. The bakery spot had been under construction for months now with the big "Coming Soon" plastered all over it. Today, I looked up to see that it has been finally opened now. Bright and clean, it gives off a comfortable vibe when stepping inside through the entrance. Ambiance is mostly of white marble walls and white marble tiles for the flooring. There're several tables lying around on the side and in the middle of the bakery. Staff is in the back at the register. Bottled drinks are stored inside the fridge for $1-3. They sell smaller single-serving cakes at around $11. If you're not up to the challenge of chowing down the smaller/mini cakes by yourself, then there's always the option of the single-size slices on the side. I like how their pastries + breads are around $2-3. Portion wise is bigger than other U Best Bakery locations in Flushing. Found some outlets under some of the seats. No restroom though, so you better start running to the ones in Tangram. Staff is nice, patient, helpful, and friendly. They speak Mandarin & English. Usually no lines and minimal wait. Fast service too! Place accepts both cash and card. My new favorite bakery now!

A great cup of coffee better coffee than RAinbow across the street. A dozen seats inside but really…read morenot a place to work!

I love this place! Mom makes the kimbap and at $5.00 it's a great snack or light lunch. Coffee is…read moretasty and the baked goods are on a higher level than standard bakeries. Nice variety. I like the green bean cake, with the soft sweet gooey filling. The women who oversee the joint are very warm and friendly. You can even sit in the lobby with nice tables and chairs to accommodate the newspaper readers and kibitzing seniors(of which I am one).

Delicious breads, lattes, cakes and macarons! Love stopping by here to grab a coffee while browsing…read morethe other shops. The owner Susan is the most loveliest person, she is an absolute sweetheart and the rest of the staff is so kind, always brightens my day. They can also place custom cake orders for birthdays and special events! Love this bakery, will be returning every chance I get :)

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.