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ECK Bakery 蛋撻王

4.6 (519 reviews)
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Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Left: egg tart Top: pork puff Right: wife pastry
Lily F.

5-star rating but make sure you order the right things. This place does the flakey puff pastry part to perfection. It might not look great inside but that's when you know they focus on how the food taste, not wasting their energy on what the store looks like. Egg tarts 5/5 - must get especially when fresh and warm out of the oven, the eggy filling is sweet and soft but dangerously hot when too fresh so be careful, the flakey tart shell is soft but crispy at the edges helping to balance the jiggly egg filling. Pork puff pasty (cha siu sow) 5/5 - another must get, if sweets aren't your thing or you are craving something savory then this is for you, again the puff pastry so flakey and delicious, the pork filling wasn't very much but just enough to help accompany the soft yet crispy shell, the pork was soft and and just juicy enough to not be too overwhelmed with sauce but not dry either. Wife cookie (1/5) - skip this and don't waste your calories, the puff pastry again was lovely and flakey but I think they dropped the ball on the filling, it was a bit too goopy and thick for my liking, traditional wife cookies have candied wintermelon or some other firmer additives to give it more of a textual change but this one didn't have any of that and even the puff pastry couldn't balance it out, stick to the other 2 items instead. Tip: use cash to save on credit card fee (2.5% I think)

Tracy P.

Eggcellent Egg Tarts!!! I love egg tarts and a friend told us about this place. They make the egg tarts fresh. When we got there even at a late afternoon they were baking fresh ones. We got them right out of the oven. Bring cash if you can, they have a credit fee. Great customer service and quick. There are some tables indoors.

Andrew L.

The best egg tarts you'll find The Order: egg tarts! What hit: egg tarts are hot and fresh. The flavor is perfect and the inside is so soft! The bad: it's unhealthy to have too much.

Colin C.

If you want a perfect classic HK style bakery, this is the place to be. Any time I'm in Houston, I have to come here. Every single item I've had here is a wonder. The egg tarts, chicken puffs, coconut tarts, pineapple buns, sticky rice dumplings, all of it are excellent. They're baked with so much care and the crust is so flaky with the filling being light and perfectly flavored. All in all, one of the best bakeries I've ever been to and a must see spot any time I'm in Bellaire.

Andrew W.

First time coming to this place and try their eck tart! It was so fluffy and delicious!!! It was late afternoon and I'm sure it's been out since they baked but that was still that good! We tried mochi and Japanese cheese cake and they were all good! Love to be back again! One thing I can point out is that Inside the store is not that inviting since it's quite messy there with all kind of items. Other than that, it was good. Keep up the good work and service! :) Cheers

Ashley N.

TELL ME WHY I HAVE NOT COME HERE SOONER!! The egg tarts were soooo good omg I thought people were exaggerating in the reviews but no! amazing egg tarts !! The taro puff had really nice flavor as well crispy not too sweet or salty just perfect come try it out for yourself !

Ailun H.

The egg tarts here are crazy. I'm so glad my friend and her family who are Houston locals and have vetted so many different bakeries before concluding that ECK Bakery has the best egg tarts. Their Chinese name (蛋挞王) translates to "Egg Tart King" because they know. The interior is nothing impressive. It's the epitome of what a no-frills Chinese bakery looks like. There's not a huge selection of pastries (they do have coconut tarts and Taishan-style zong zi), but our focus was really on the egg tarts. Initially, we bought half a dozen to share among the five of us. My first bite of the egg tart made me smile before a small chuckle of joy. The tart was crispy, flaky, and buttery, and the custard had the perfect creamy and silky texture with an almost floral-like flavor. The butter was simply oozing in every bite. There was nothing wrong with this egg tart. I have no critiques. It was literally the most perfect egg tart I've eaten. It's also not too sweet. Seriously, I've never had an egg tart this good in the US. I went back an hour later to buy another half dozen to bring home. Even a couple days later, it still tasted the same when I first had it (after baking it for 3 minutes at 350F with my air-fryer). I highly recommend checking this bakery out and buying their egg tarts. They might be $2 per egg tart, but who cares, lol. I really should have purchased a whole dozen.

Pineapple bun
Kasey Y.

I've been coming to ECK Bakery for a while now, and every visit is a reminder of why this place is a hidden gem. The egg tarts are what keep me coming back--they're fresh, warm, and perfectly silky with a flaky crust that hits every time. They're made fresh daily, and once they sell out, that's it for the day--so come early if you want to snag some! The interior has a small area that displays the pastries and where you walk up to order. There is no seating and is just a place to pick up pastries and head out. This time, I also picked up a wife cookie, BBQ pork pastry, and a pineapple bun--all of which were delicious in their own right. The wife cookie had that perfect balance of chewy and crumbly, the pork pastry had a flavorful, savory filling wrapped in soft, golden pastry, and the pineapple bun had a sweet, crunchy top that was super satisfying. Bonus tip: bring cash--they do accept cards, but it's smoother and sometimes quicker to pay with cash. ECK is consistent, reasonably priced, and delivers that nostalgic bakery feel every time. If you love traditional Chinese pastries, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

egg tarts
Mimee S.

I first had their egg tarts 7 years ago and they are still just as good as I remembered. I'm from New York and I made a goal to come again for their egg tarts and mango mochi. The egg tarts are not as sweet with a very flakey crust. They came out warm Come early because once they sell out they are done for the day. I was there close to 3pm and got a dozen but soon after they had to turn away customers because they were sold out. The display case may look empty but you just have to ask if they have any more items left. The mango mochi was also good. So soft and chewy!

Egg Custard Tart
Tiffany K.

Flaky. Soft. Buttery. Sweet. Goodness that just melts in your mouth. This is hands down the BEST egg custard tart I've EVER had in my LIFE!!! And I grew up eating these; my favorite childhood dessert! ECK for 'Egg Custard King' is a well deserved title. I brought my friend here today for her first time after hyping it up so much, and she whole-heartedly agrees. They are currently going for $2 each. If you pay with credit card instead of cash, there will be a small surcharge. I got 4, and paid $8.20 with card. I will need to come back and try their other items like Patê Sô, and their fluffy japanese cheesecake. Everything is so cheap!

Mango mochi
Anjelica N.

Heard that this place was known for their mango mochi, and it definitely didn't disappoint. It was so good and fresh I loved it. I went around noon and was scared there wasn't going to be any leftover, but thankfully I was able to snag some. The worker was very nice and helpful. If you were to come by I recommend the mango mochi!!!

Samantha M.

I had to come see what the hype was all about. I went in for a single dan tat/egg custard tart and now $2 and 15 minutes later I'm thinking I should've bought a box. Mine was fresh out of the oven. It hadn't even reached the display case. The custard was hot and silken and faintly sweet. The pastry was so buttery and perfectly crisp and flakey. I'm probably in the minority saying this but I would like it just a bit sweeter than it was. I've baked these before at home and they are a serious labor of love in the kitchen. Regardless of personal preference, ECK has really honed their craft and their egg custards are delicious!

So much to choose from
David C.

Eck Bakery is a Houston Bellaire institution when it comes to Cantonese style egg tarts. This is a no frills bakery that simply makes their pastries to perfection. Not too sweet and the flakiest crust, perfect. Service wise, come early if possible because they will sell out on most days. They used to be cash only, but thankfully they accept credit card now for a small processing fee. Personally, if I'm ever short on time for making food for a potluck, I'll just grab a couple dozen eggs tarts and mango mochi to bring instead. Everyone is happy whenever they come here. Egg tarts, mango mochi, and barbeque pork puffs are all you need in life. 10/10 would recommend this bakery, enjoy!

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Looking for rice cakes, the original old fashioned ones that are steamed and actually rise. Hard to find anywhere, please anyone have info?

If you mean the sweetened white rice cake (白糖糕). They are usually sold at bakeries in most Chinatowns.

If I end up there around 4:30 or 5:00, will they run out of custard tarts? A lot of the ones around me don't make it after a certain time in the afternoon. Thanks!

How many calories are there in each egg tart?

Does this place sell jiggly cheesecake? If not anyone know where I can find some?

This place does not sell jiggly cheesecake. It does sell Japanese cheesecake that is slightly lighter than the regular American cheesecake, but it's not jiggly.

Where can I find butter tarts?

I don't know about butter tarts - they carry egg tarts that are delicious though. Go in and request them. Sometimes they are sold out or you have to wait for a fresh batch.

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Koffeteria is an absolute hidden gem located in EaDo. I just found out about it from Instagram and…read morewas shocked that I've never heard about it prior, despite it being here for years! Anyway, I finally got a chance to stop by on a Sunday late morning recently. Parking can be difficult, but there are dedicated Koffeteria spots in front of the business as well as surrounding paid curbside parking. I believe Instagram helped many others discover this business recently, as it was pretty packed and there was a line, but this gave us ample opportunity to peruse the menu and pastry display. Ultimately, we opted for the: Cambodian iced coffee (kayfe dahkoh) made with sweetened condensed milk and evaporated milk - tasted very similar but weaker than Vietnamese coffee. As I'm Viet and have never had Cambodian coffee, this was my only frame of reference, and I didn't love it. I'm excited to try more Cambodian coffees to get a better understanding of their unique flavor profile! Black sesame mochi - sweet and perfectly sesame flavored with salted yolk at the bottom, delicious, my partner's favorite pastry Beef pho kolache - the bun was so soft and complemented the soft but flavorful brisket meat. wow. truly a brisket pho in a kolache. We got extremely lucky and got a table almost immediately after ordering, as someone left just in time. The interior is full of vintage furniture, which added so much character. As a vintage lover, I felt so at home! I could see how others might prefer a more neat, chic interior, but to me this was absolutely perfect and added so much warmth, homeliness, and character to the shop. Absolutely love this coffee shop and will 100% be back to try more pastries and coffees. Immediately, this has become a new Houston favorite!

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4.4(316 reviews)
1.1 mi•Chinatown, Sharpstown
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This is a great bakery located in the heart of Houston's Chinatown. I've tasted a few cakes over…read morethe years and decided to pick one up for my Dad's birthday. He's a chocolate lover so I decided on the Black Forest cake for him which is one of their specialties. I ordered the night before for noon pickup and paid online which was a pretty easy process. I was able to include instructions to write "Happy Birthday Dad!" When I stopped by on a Sunday at noon, thankfully parking wasn't too bad and I snagged a spot easily. Beware parking here at busier times - when I visited on a Saturday at 1:30pm it was mayhem. On entering, I saw an array of desserts and savory items. I decided to also pick up a savory kolache-type pastry (I never got the name of it) and the cake! The employee was quick and helpful - she located the cake, showed me the design and lettering to make sure it was ok before I left. The cake was a huge hit! We loved the light sponge cake with layers of whipped cream which were light and not too sweet. Then layer of cherries was lovely. The fruits on top were fresh and nicely arranged. The appearance was gorgeous as well, with chocolate shavings delicately arranged on the outside. We were not too impressed by the kolache. I was also able to try their pandan cake slice on another visit and loved the flavoring, lightness of the cake and the icing was very tasty. I will definitely be coming back here for more cakes in the not too distant future!

First time here and everything was legit. The bread and buns are super fresh and not overly sweet,…read morewhich I love. You can definitely tell they're baking everything in-house. Just a heads up that they have a credit card minimum. I only wanted a couple of things but had to grab a few more items to hit the limit. Not a huge deal because everything tastes great, but good to know before you get to the front of the line. Great quality and would recommend.

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4.0(136 reviews)
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10/10 would recommend and I'll definitely be going back. My big back self LOVED this place. It's a…read moregrab and go shop but the cookies will still be warm and the cakes will still be delicious! You can buy all the cakes by the slice or preorder a full cake. Just from the smell walking in I could tell I was gonna love this place. They have upbeat music playing and the lady was so nice. She answered questions and made suggestions. The price was not bad either. I got 4 cookies and 1 cupcake and my total was $31. These aren't little cookies either. They are big and you get them warm! She didn't have to warm them up she just handed them to us warm! They were the perfect amount of crunchy on the edge and gooey on the inside. All of them were amazing! The cupcake was for my mom and she said it was amazing too. I live on the other side of town but will be making a trip back whenever I need a fix!

I went to pick up a pizza next door, but have a sweet tooth and was excited to pop in and try this…read moreplace out. It was a very inviting environment, decorated very well, and friendly staff. There were lots of options to try from. I went for the s'mores brownie. They warmed it up for me and it was just ok. Then it was time to try the Oreo cheesecake. Also, underwhelming. The cheesecake was bland, no real flavor to it. With so many options in houston, I'd try another place.

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4.8(92 reviews)
13.2 mi•Independence Heights
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Artisana is a bakery specializing in sourdough bread and French patisseries…read more Their shop is quaint and small with very limited seating. However, there is plenty of parking. They have a select variety of pastries. We got their butter croissant, blueberry cream cheese danish, and spinach pastry. The croissant was one of the best I had in Houston! It is subtle, buttery, and flaky and does not go stale from staying out all day. I think these Houston croissants are the most similar to the ones I had in France! The blueberry cream cheese danish had a healthy and generous amount of blueberries. It was flaky, and the cream cheese flavor was not overwhelming or artificial. The spinach pastry was also flaky like the others and had a good spinach and cream flavor. I also had a bite of my friend's cinnamon kouign-amann, but it was not as good as the others and was a bit on the drier side. All the pastries I got were well balanced with subtle flavors and had golden, crispy flakes. I really enjoyed them, and although I have been here a handful of times, it's definitely a Houston croissant staple, which I will be visiting more often!

Artisana is my go-to for fresh bread; it's the best I've found in the city, especially the classic…read moresourdoughs. The scones and pastries are more hit-or-miss, sometimes fantastic and sometimes slightly overcooked and dry. This is a place to buy great bread. If you're there and the croissants and pastries look good, go for it--but there are better destinations if that's your draw. Zero atmosphere and not a place to hang out.

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Honestly, I try not to indulge in sweet desserts for health reasons, but whilst visiting family, my…read moremother couldn't stop raving about this place and how she so enjoyed their desserts so much that she goes back over and over again to buy by the dozens to gift to all her friends..... especially their chocolate panache tarts.... but unfortunately, the day we went to try, they were all sold out by lunch time. So, what we decided to do was to place an order for the chocolate ganache tarts a couple of days later, but while we were here, we'd try their Amandine tart, Sachertorte, and an Eclaire. Wow, I just had a bite of each and....daaaang, they were so so soooo good! So satisfying, so decadent, so next level deliciousness! ... perhaps a little sweet, but not overly so... thoroughly enjoyed just the taste of each. A couple of days later when we finally got to try their chocolate ganache tarts... wow... again! So obviously freshly baked, such wonderful density, flavor, and bite... with a butter cookie textured shell..... absolute heaven, and so difficult to just limit oneself to just one bite, but I managed. I'm sure we'll be back here again during our next visit.

This is the type of establishment I would always support. Japanese-owned bakery who took over a…read moreprevious French bakery. You can see the perfections in everything they do. The bakery itself is simple and clean. Be respectful of the place and help clean up after yourself. Not one customer made a mess there. Everyone are respectful to the sweet owner. The drinks itself are simple, reasonably priced on the cheaper side. Not sweet at all so ask if you want it to be sweeten. Quality and perfect desserts. Just semi-sweet so if you have a crazy sweet tooth, this is not your bakery. Again, prices are extremely reasonable and I see lots of locals who enjoy coming here. Prices are actually on the lower side of what I see throughout Houston. Passionfruit tart was my favorite, if you need someone to tell you what to try.

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4.6(196 reviews)
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So my coworker would always bring ube bread for me to work and I finally got her to give up where…read moreshe goes. She told me to go to the bakers son and make sure I go early because they do sale out and people buy in bulk. I entered with intentions of only getting the ube bread but $40 and 5 items later I went slightly overboard. They have so many items and they all look delicious. The customer service was great and prices were really good. Now to the items, the ube bread is phenomenal, soft, sweet, flavorful 10/10. I also got a biscoff bread sandwich (I'm forget the name) which had the softest and most perfect bread I've ever indulged in. Now to what the employees recommended and the absolute star. The ube Swiss roll. Omg, it was phenomenal. 20 out of 10! It was perfect in every way. I live 30 mins away but will make sure to keep The Bakers Son on a must go place weekly!

I've heard a lot and seen many posts about The Baker's Son in Houston. The videos and pictures made…read moretheir bread and pastries look delicious and very promising. Since we were already in the area after breakfast at TJ's Filipino Cuisine, we finally got the chance to stop by and try their baked goods for ourselves. We arrived early, so the bakery wasn't too busy yet. The bakers were busy prepping more goodies in the back while my cousin and I browsed all the Filipino baked goods we really miss from back home in the Philippines. They even had suman, sapin-sapin, biko, and other kakanin, which was nice to see. I specifically looked for the chicken empanada, and my cousin wanted to try the ube white chocolate chip cookie. We also saw different kinds of siopao and planned to come back later to buy some before heading back to San Antonio. We tried the ube white chocolate chip cookie first, but honestly we weren't totally satisfied. It tasted more like a regular white chocolate chip cookie with purple coloring and didn't really have much ube flavor. I also tried the chicken empanada. My cousin didn't like it because it was sweeter than expected--we were both expecting it to be savory. There seemed to be caramelized sugar in the outside of the pastry, which probably added to the sweetness. I still like it, though it was definitely sweeter than what I'm used to. Red Ribbon's chicken empanada is still my favorite. Later that day before leaving Houston, we came back for the siopao we planned to take home. We finally decided to just buy a couple pieces for ourselves, heat them up in the bakery, and try them fresh. When we saw the price for a four-pack, we were honestly disappointed. It felt expensive for the size. The siopao wasn't huge, and while I like the dough, there wasn't much chicken filling inside. For the portion, taste, and quality, it felt overpriced. Overall, it's probably not worth making another trip back for us. We did enjoy the cassava ube suman, and I like the chicken empanada, but not enough to drive all the way to Houston just for those. If I live nearby, I might come back to try other baked goods, but based on this visit, I'm not sure the rest would impress my palate. I still give them credit for cleanliness and customer service, although we did notice fruit flies on one of the shelves and reported it. The staff was friendly, and the bakery itself was welcoming. At the end of the day, since they're a bakery, the expectation is great-tasting, quality, mouthwatering Filipino breads, pastries ", and kakanin. While some items were enjoyable, overall it just didn't quite live up to the hype for us.

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