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.

I hate to give this place a one star since they had the best Portuguese egg tarts but the last time…read moretwo times I came to get them, they were soggy and inedible. The reason being is that they bag it while it's still hot. Every baker knows this is highly unacceptable. You are supposed to let the baked item cool off completely before you place it in a container or a bag. I shouldn't have to tell them this but I had to do this twice. Not once but twice. They gave me soggy egg tarts twice and I almost forgot the one time they gave me soggy, wet bread. Very disappointed. Waste of money. Update: I went back the following day to let them know what happened and the clerks yelled and made fun of me stating that I was supposed to eat them hot and if I wanted it cold, buy it hot and just put it in the fridge. There's a difference between hot and soggy. The clerks know nothing about customer service.

I've been getting my buns from this location for the past few years. The service is great and the…read morebuns taste delicious. I have to go early though. The cozy place with a couple of tables run out of my favorite buns by midday. I tried their other dishes, but they do not taste as good as the buns. I tried the black sesame bread today and it was so delicious. I will continue to go there for their delicious bakery items!

Food: This is a small Chinese bakery offering a variety of Chinese buns, pastries, sandwiches,…read moresponge cakes, and hot and cold drinks. All of the food looked freshly made. I tried the hot dog bun and a sandwich with ham, lettuce, tomato, and egg. Both items were fresh and tasted good. Great spot to pick up breakfast and tea/coffee in the morning. Service: Staff are very friendly and welcoming! A nice family business. Ambiance: The bakery is small with a few small tables and chairs for eating. Overall, I would recommend this bakery!

Good reviews tempted me to give this bakery a go and gosh this place is a breakfast heaven. I had a…read morepork bun in mind which most reviewers highly recommended. But I was lured by the display of pastries and I had the last minute change of mind. Got a custard bun and a small size milk tea, and paid a total of $2.2. What a friendly and insane price! The bun was warm and soft when I devoured at home, custard nicely melted inside. It wasn't overly sweet to my delight. Also a decent size for a breakfast. I look forward to trying seemingly everyone's-favorite bun and some savory menus. Sausage bun looked big and savory at less than $3. Am I in NYC? Also loved they had English menu along with Chinese everywhere. Sounds weird to praise, but you will see what I mean if you've been to the neighborhood. Anyway a no frills, very budget friendly Chinese bakery where you can get satisfactory breakfast goodies: sweet or savory.

The food here is not fresh. Do not eat here. I brought shrimp rice rolls for $3.50 and the shrimp…read morewas extremely mushy and has a weird texture and rice rolls were powdery. It was absolutely disgusting. This is unacceptable. Boss lady was nice and was carrying a goyard handbag. But how does this place stay in business with such bad food

This bakery is basically a hole-in-the-wall compared to the other bakeries around. I was the only…read moreone when I entered. After seeing what it has for sale, I chose to buy a red bean cake.

I have been buying my Mooncakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival from this bakery for the last few…read moreyears. They are made fresh, delicious and reasonable priced. You can order mini ones as well. The mooncakes come individually wrapped or in a gift box. They make a variety of fillings, red bean, green tea, black sesame, 5 nuts, pineapple, and lotus seed. All with yolk or no yolk. Special orders with 4 yolks can even be ordered! I no longer buy the tins from the Asian markets anymore for I do not trust the ones coming from Asia and plus... the ones sold in the markets were probably made a year ago or even older.

Delicious bread and funny service, but since Yelp requires me to enter 85 characters instead of a…read morestraight forward answer, then allow me to state this again, the buns are delicious.

Great place for a quick ginger tea. Hot or cold and a dessert. $5 hot tea. Quick service.read more

Combine everything I said positive in my previous reviews with their updated Department of Health…read more"A" rating, the fact that they are cleaning the eating area more often and the taste of their lemon buns and you will understand why I've added two stars to my review of the classic "Chinatown style" bakery!

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.

This is one of the few bakeries in the area that has the Cantonese rice rolls and they are very…read moregood since the rice roll carts are being close to extinction. In addition, they have the standard bakery items like Chinese buns and cakes for breakfast. Prices are reasonable and there is metered parking in the front. They have a few tables, it's a tiny place.

It is a small bakery that sells rice noodle rolls, pastries, and drinks. I went in around 1:30 to…read more2:00 PM on a weekday and I was a little disappointed. I went mainly for the rice noodle rolls, but they were not fresh and they did not have much left. They did not have much flavor too, so I was quite disappointed as I was craving for rice noodle rolls. As for the pastries, there were close to none left that I didn't purchase any. For those who don't know Chinese, it may be a little difficult ordering from here as they mainly speak Chinese.