I have come here countless times to pick up buns, pastries, and cake. Most of their items are…read moregood. My personal favorite is the chicken pie which is moist on the inside and flaky on the outside. It is savory and having one is never enough. I really enjoyed eating the chicken pie from other bakeries growing up, but Fay Da definitely has to it done right. Most bakeries appear to be cash only, but Fay Da allows for credit (believe is a $10 minimum) without a fee. So it's definitely a great option and attracts more customers. My wife usually orders birthday cakes from Fay Da. Not that the cakes are not made on-site, its done somewhere else, its best to schedule it in advance and can easily be done on their website. For 2 cakes that were not on their catelog, they were able to make the cake, one which was eevee from Pokémon and one which was pikachu which they used to do years ago but is no longer in their catelog. For a slightly more customized cake you can always reach out to them via email and they seem to be very responsive. The bakery isn't anything fancy, definitely not a place to bring a date. Most of the time it's grab and go for me. They do have some seats and tables, it does look a bit rundown and old but the bakery serves its purpose. Plenty if great baked goods at a reasonable price.

Their cakes are everything. The cream and fruit cakes are my go-to's. They were able to make a…read morecake for us , which they didn't have, in just a day.

Stopped here as I had some time to spare while waiting for my dog to get groomed. I ordered an iced…read morecaramel latte and a matcha croissant and was pleasantly surprised. The iced latte had a great robust espresso flavor and the matcha croissant was delicious with matcha ribbons throughout the entire thing. It was really good. I was sitting next to the window and during sundown, the sun was beaming through the window. Without having to say anything, the barista came over and rolled down the shades (shades I didn't know existed). As I sat there, regulars came in and out. A great neighborhood place.

The place is nice, clean, quiet and the drink that I ordered was surprisingly delicious! The person…read morebehind the counter was very nice, friendly and accommodating

If you're in the area (Murray Hill, Queens) and want a sweet treat and a tasty drink drop by Cafe…read moreJoie. I had the triple berry tea which was a nice pick me up. I also ordered a bite to eat (Dubai Cruffle) their version of the Dubai chocolate craze which was delicious. From what I saw on the menu, there are many other good items to choose from. Service is prompt and with a smile. It's spacious and cutesy, you can have a coffee date, meet for business or any impromptu get together.

Cafe Joie is a cozy Korean café that recently reopened right across the street from the Broadway…read moreLIRR station--and it's definitely better than ever! Everything has improved: the drinks, the desserts, and even the overall vibe. Their drinks are excellent, especially the Ades--they use fresh fruit in each one, which makes them super refreshing. The churros are surprisingly good too, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. If you're into matcha, their matcha drinks are smooth and flavorful. Of course, you can't go wrong with their bingsoos. They offer large ones that are perfect for sharing with friends, and smaller cup bingsoos if you're just treating yourself. Overall, Cafe Joie is a perfect spot to relax, catch up with friends, or grab a sweet treat after getting off the train. Highly recommend checking it out!

We've been to Camellia Bell a few times now with my wife, and they never disappoint! Walking into…read morethis little gem feels like walking into an antique home. It's cozy, warm, nostalgic, and incredibly inviting. Every little detail of the decor makes you want to slow down, look around, and just enjoy being there. The owner is exceptionally friendly and welcoming, which really adds to the experience. You can tell that hospitality is something they genuinely care about. The staff are also wonderfully trained. Despite them being younger, they were incredibly respectful, attentive, and welcoming, carrying the same warmth and hospitality we experienced from the owner. That consistency really stood out to us. Our usual to-go order is the black sesame latte, which is perfect for those cold days, and the strawberry mint ade, which is perfect for the hot ones. The black sesame latte is smooth, rich, and not too sweet. It has that comforting warmth that seems to warm you through and through. The strawberry mint ade, on the other hand, is fizzy, crisp, and incredibly refreshing. That first sip instantly cools you down! We've also tried several of their homemade pastries, including their cookies and scones, and we've loved them all. Everything feels thoughtfully made, which adds to the charm of the place. There's something really special about Camellia Bell. It feels less like just stopping by a café and more like stepping into a little hidden world where you can slow down and enjoy the moment. We're hoping to try their Bingsoo on our next visit! Definitely one of our favorite little gems. Highly recommend!

We were out celebrating my granddaughter's 7th birthday and stopped into Camellia Bell to pick up…read moretea and coffee to bring to the nail salon. We mentioned to the owner that it was her birthday, and to our surprise, while we were waiting for our drinks, she came over with a macaron topped with a birthday candle. Such a sweet, thoughtful gesture that made our day even more special. This is such a quaint, unique place with a calming, welcoming atmosphere. I absolutely love the Victorian décor and all the beautiful handmade items displayed throughout the shop--I only wish they were for sale! The sandwiches are excellent too. I had them during a previous visit with friends, and they were just as wonderful as I remembered. I can't say enough good things about Camellia Bell. It's truly one of the best places on Bell Boulevard, and a place I'll happily return to again and again. Highly recommended!

Still in love with the fresh cream bread. It's stuffed with red bean and whipped cream!…read morePleasantly surprised when I saw a "Buy Two Get One Free" sign near the door so I was able to get three buns for the price of two! The almond top one is quite similar to a pineapple bun...but um the flavor isn't as strong? It's not bad but it's not something I'll crave. Also picked up a lemon bun (the drizzling of lemon creme on top seems to be inconsistent; some have less, some have more) so we'll see how that tastes.

This is the place named after what Topanga said when she first saw Corey naked…read more If you had to stand in line for 30 mins to get served, it'd be "Boreyodang." If the servers called you a motherf***er while taking your money, it'd be "Sworeyodang." And if you were able to trade sexual favours for baked items, it'd be "Wh*reyodang." This underrated and amazibg spot is easily my favorite location of this chain Bakery. I'm fairly certain that some of the negative reviews are written by rivals. Yelp is nowhere near as "protected against fake reviews" as it thinks, or advertises. I know so many business owners that write masses of reviews for their own business (and some are not filtered), and even masses of negative reviews of rival businesses. I think that may be happening here. There are ways around it, which makes me wonder how much we - the customers and Yelpers - and the website itself, really care. If their cakes were mouldy, they'd be Sporeyodang. If Margaret Thatcher owned them, they'd be Toryodang. And if they were Argentine, they'd be Chimichurryodang. Anyway I love this Koryodang. It's brand new and big and spacious with absolutely lovely service. They make their signature Taro teas and the Milk Tea is better than the other locations. I love hanging out here and tasting some of their baked goods, although others are overrated - such as all the sponge cakes... but that can be said about many korean-style bakeries. If I were a Korean I wouldn't make a Korea in sponge cakes. If the girl behind the counter was sleeping on the job, it'd be Snoryodang. And if they were actually killing customers in the back and serving them in Red Bean Buns, it'd be Goryodang. And if the bathroom was for more than just #1 and #2, it'd be Gloryholedang. I find it pretty sad that the ratings are so bad when this place is considerably better than a lot of the rivals. But then people are entitled to their own opinions. I just hope they're legit. And if there's a 45 year old guy trying to hit on the 17 year old Asian girls (and boys), that's Predatoryodang. Even if the girls (and boys) are willing, that's still Statutoryodang. And if Billie Jean shows up and shows you a photo and his eyes are like mine, I refuse to pay any child support until I'm shown evidence of fatherhood on live TV after being dragged on Mauryodang.

This is a typical Cantonese bakery that has a handful of locations in Queens. I've also been to…read moretheir Jackson Heights location, which is smaller. They have all usual items - bubble tea, sponge cakes, steamed buns, egg tarts, premade sandwiches, and more. I've had a few items from here and they were all fresh at reasonable prices. I prefer the larger Fay Da bakery chain, which has a much larger overall selection of baked goods. However, I will admit that Rainbow excels at offering non-bakery items. You can get congee, rice noodle rolls, and even a bunch of dim sum items (dumplings, beef balls, siu mai, etc.). You can easily pickup a lunch or dinner from here.

I love the vibe the food and the vibesssss and my fav green tea lemon honey on ice . The mochi…read moredoughnuts my son loves . M husband always get him a ginger lemon tea and bunch of pastries and sandwiches. I love them all since I have lived here for 4 years. Oh the birthday cakes wooooooo!!! We had a Car themed cake for our son Perfect. Get service all the way around.

Ordered 12 beef empanadas 12 chicken empanadas they were waiting for us when we got there. The…read moreplace is a little bit small so it gets crowded. Good side we were served immediately and when we got home at the empanadas, they're really good. Recommend this place highly I hope you enjoy and they make fresh cakes as well.

BonBon Bakery was unfortunately not good at all IMHO. Yes the prices are very cheap and enticing…read morebut when you see the quality of what you purchased it becomes clear why it's so cheap & that pertains to everything there. Coffee- watered down, and well unfortunately that obviously makes or break coffee. Pan de bono- just by looking at it you could tell it was subpar to how a pan de bono should be but I decided to try it anyways. Needless to say, it was as dry as it looked. Cod soup- easily the only item that was actually not bad. Had enough cod and the broth was nice. Green Juice- as you can see indicated in the picture it was not mixed properly and honestly did not taste the way it should be and I doubt it had the ingredients it said it had listed. All in all, BonBon was unfortunately a let down but it is what it is.

This is the OG Chinese bakery in flushing since the 90s. Some of the staples I come back for are…read morethe egg tarts, hot dog bun and sponge cake. The only improvement would be to renovate the bakery since it's quite dated the interior.

Came here for the viral pineapple bun croissant. The store was highly chaotic. There was a lot of…read morepeople and the lines were messy. The staff didnt help direct traffic. The pineapple croissant was okay. It was a lot better after I took it home and air fried it. But $3 each is okay....