I stopped by this bakery yesterday morning to pick up our favorite red bean paste bun. Now even my…read moredaughter loves it and it's only $1.50 each. You have to go there in the morning or call and ask them to hold it for you because they run out quick. The ladies were friendly and always nice. I like going there for their delicious buns.

Told my boyfriend to try this place out. He went around 10 a.m. and most of the buns/pastries were…read moresold out. He did get a pineapple bun and red paste bun, 2 sponge cake, &...¿egg cake?(taste like an eggy pound cake) and a coconut bun?(my least favorite, bc the cream was too much but my bf ate it all). The red bean paste bun was bread with red bean paste baked on the outside, no filling but tasted great. Not too sweet or bland with a hint of bean flavor. The pineapple bun was one of the best I've tasted, with the best crispy top without being overly dry, and just the right amount of filling. And for the price?! Unbelievable! Each was about $2 or less! I could never get that price down south. 10/10 definitely have to go back.

Passed by this bakery after voting at the church across the street. They're a tiny shop, but most…read morethings looked fresh. Picked up a bunch of classic buns. Pretty good pineapple buns and hot dog buns here. They also do hot lunch specials, like rice rolls, noodles, etc. Super nice lady behind the counter as well!

Local bakery that I just drove by and picked up a pineapple bun, a loaf of white bread and a loaf…read moreof bread made from potato. The pineapple bun was fresh so the texture of the bread was very good. BUT that's not the best part, the texture from the loaf of white bread and the loaf of potato bread was something that I don't think I've had before from this type of bread. I've eaten this growing up, but I don't think I've ever gotten this texture out of the bread. My father said it reminded him of a bread he ate at hotel in Guangzhou 20 years ago. If this bread can bring back a memory of my fathers from 20 years ago, you know its good.

Old school classic Cantonese bakery, youll cheap and delicious pastries. My favorite is the cha…read moresiu bao, flavorful and the perfect portions. During mid autumn youll find moon cakes for sale made by the bakery. They have a variety of different flavors and fillings available. I reccomend if you're on 8th Avenue and craving cha siu bao or bolo bao

Went looking for swiss roll cake (roulade) on Christmas Day because I really wanted some cake. In…read moreparticularly, a Swiss roll cake. Got a basic vanilla Swiss roll cake. Wish there was more cream inside. Finished the entire cake within 3 days. Shared it with my husband and family.

This small bakery near my family is a must stop when in Brooklyn. They have thebusual bakery items…read morebuns, breads, etc. The standbout is the hot food section. The sui mai, chicken feet, various rice noodles, congee, eggs, lo mein, mei fun etc. There is always a short line, they move quickly and the workers are super pleasant. The price point is still reasonable and definitely worth checking out!

Pleasant surprise in the neighborhood that I finally tried. This little eatery that's right off a…read moremain road (65th St/17th Ave) here in Bensonhurst is a gem for baked goods. They also have dim sum which they have a variety but get there early to see the variety. I was late in getting there and only got what was left for the day. Not bad but a bit disappointing. Service is quick and staff is friendly. Just so you know cash ONLY!!

One of my favorite bakeries on Avenue U. This location is the most aesthetic of them all and also…read morehas the most spacious seating. My go-to item is their flaky egg tart which is always fresh and delicious. I also love their triangular roast pork pastry but I haven't seen it as often lately but a must-try if you spot it. The pork buns in the back fridge are pretty good and we've even ordered a cake here before. The cake was sweet, soft, and very popular with the kids. The service is great, and there's also a bathroom for customers located in the back.

I am very disappointed with the customer service I received today at Wheatfield Bakery, located at…read more1315 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY 11229. A group of five of us visited the bakery today. Each of us purchased at least $30 worth of bread and pastries, and I also spent about $20 on desserts and drinks. Our total purchase was well over $100. After sitting in the bakery for about ten minutes, one of my friends still had half of her pastry left. Unfortunately, we had already thrown away our utensils. She politely asked an employee for a plastic fork so she could finish the pastry on the way home. The employee responded in a very unfriendly manner and said that forks are not provided for takeout orders. We explained that the pastry had originally been eaten in the bakery and was simply unfinished, and that we had all purchased a large amount of food to take home. Nevertheless, she refused to provide even a single fork. What disappointed us most was not the fork itself, but the attitude. After spending more than $100, it was surprising to be denied a simple plastic fork and treated with such inflexibility and lack of courtesy. We have always enjoyed Wheatfield Bakery's products, but customer service is just as important as good food. I hope management will take this feedback seriously and remind staff that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in a customer's experience. A plastic fork costs only a few cents, but good customer service is priceless. Unfortunately, this experience left us feeling unappreciated as customers. We hope Wheatfield Bakery will review its customer service standards so that future customers are treated with greater courtesy, respect, and common sense.

A pretty cute Chinese bakery with an aesthetic layout. Originally, I was going to buy a loaf of…read moretoast. They have one in particular that I was interested in (red bean loaf) but it wasn't available when I went. Instead I picked up some pork floss cake that I've been craving lately. It was pretty good price at $4.50 for two large pieces of pork floss cake. Taste is not bad, very light flavor. The cake itself is very light. Unfortunately, I think they really skimped on the pork floss and the cream/mayo filling on the inside. There's just not enough pork floss for the amount of cake. It's still good but nothing amazing where would I buy again.

This place has one of the best Chinese milk teas I have had so far. Close to the D train which I…read moretake to work, if I have time, I swing by in and grab one of their pastries/baked goods. The one I choose to get today was a coffee cream filled soft bread, the cream was light yet flavorful and the bread was soft with traces of walnuts to give it a light crunch, recommend this place for a quick grab to go pick me up meal. The service was quick. The interior was modern and smells fresh from the food.

I came here a few times due to toogoodtogo. They often have bags available and are quite generous…read morewith their variety and quantity. I often get 6-7 different types of bread. They also have very interesting breads beyond the traditional Chinese bakery breads. Examples I've tried before: curry bread, tuna bread. They also have the typical Chinese breads like pineapple bread, hot dog bread, etc. I can't say the bread tastes anything really amazing or great, just like typical Chinese bakery breads. Currently, I'm on a mission to try different types of toast. I'll pick up a loaf of their coconut toast next time when I'm done with my current loaf, it was quite affordable at about $3-4.

This five star review is exclusively for the seaweed meat floss roll cake that my friend picked up…read morefrom Baker Wah. He said it is his favorite roll cake, which is high praise. I really enjoyed it and would happily have it again. I didn't actually visit the location but recommend this roll cake / would happily stop by to check their other items out.

A typical Chinese bakery except they serve a lot of dimsum dishes. I tried the chicken rice roll…read moreand it was okay! Not amazing but honestly not bad considering it came from a bakery. I also tried a coconut sponge cake. It was less cakey but almost like a marshmallow. It was light and fluffy with a slight coconut taste. I really enjoyed it. I think the prices are very fair too. I took a look at the other pastries and they were all reasonably priced. I would try some of the other cakes to see how they taste next time.

This bakery has fresh buns and refrigerated bun , pork, chicken and custard, when the fresh steam…read morebuns are out then the refrigerated ones are the next options, you can dine in but you be sitting in a tiny spot, they have some dim sum dishes, shumai, shrimp dum, I'm not a fluent speaker , it's a game of charade when I'm placing my orders . The service is fast and quick , they serve fast to get customers out. the atmosphere is full of food,buns and sweets . My mom is a regular so they know her by hard .