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Super cute bakery on Main Street, a few doors down from Ross. There is street parking, and also a parking lot in the back. Seems like most people come in to grab a few things before leaving. I came by right before closing on a Saturday evening, and they still had a good amount of pastries in stock. I was able to try their egg tarts, pork floss cake, mung bean cake, and taro velvet tart. Items were not too pricey, but they did add up. They also have breads, cookies, as well as cakes. If you want to special order a cake, you need to give them at least two days notice. I really enjoyed all of the items that I purchased, but I think the standout item was probably the Portuguese tart. This was two dollars for one, or $10 for six. I talked are slightly smaller than a normal bakery, but the taste was on point. Flaky crust and gooey/eggy center. I also like the pork floss cake, it was not too sweet, and was fairly light. I can see people enjoying the taro tart, but I thought the flavor was a little too mild. Mung bean cake was just ok. Will definitely be back if I'm in the area, and I do want to try one of their custom cakes one day!
The cakes here are so cute. But you have to preorder them in advanced because the ones on displays are just samples. Im giving this place a 3 star because the person at the counter didnt acknowledge our existence. He kept staring at his phone even when i went to ask him a question. otherwise, i wouldve tried the other baked goods they had since i couldnt get a cake.
I am very satisfied with my experience here. I walked in to order their cinnamon roll cake, it was an 8in designed cake for $70. It's a steal, such a great price. A gentleman helped me, I was given a choice to choose what fruit to add in the cake. The choices was strawberry, mango and blueberries. I chose strawberry & mango. I guess all cake is white based cause I was given a choice to make it a chocolate cake. The cake was delicious. The design is so cute. Everyone at my party complimented on how cute the cake was, I couldn't agree more. My daughter was so happy, she absolutely loved it. When I came to pick up my cake, there was another cute designed cake for a grandma's bday.
Cute shop with unique options. Came here for egg tarts and got the original and ube. Original was solid, and their original was better than the one at patisserie too. The ube one was solid. Loved the flavor of the top layers, and although im not a huge red bean fan, they didn't scare me away. Staff was attentive. Would come back.
Parking lot in rear. Found this spot on a whim searching Yelp when I was craving something sweet. They don't have a huge selection in store. They had only Taro Egg Tart, Portuguese Egg Tart, Crispy Floss Cake, 2 different muffins and 2 different Wafer Cake Rolls. Velvet Taro Egg Tart -not sure what I was expecting but I didn't expect to be how it was, it's unique. Bottom is layered with purple sweet rice underneath egg tart custard and topped with smashed taro. The pastry part was buttery and flakey, not too dense at all. Overall really good, not too sweet and not heavy. Great to bring as house warming sweets. Earl Grey Wafer Rolls -spongy and extremely moist. Earl grey strong but not too strong. I love early grey and cake rolls, it was right up my alley.
Checked out Grace & Wheat Bakery which just opened 3 weeks ago. They had about 5 items on display when I went and when speaking to the staff they said they will be releasing more soon. They have a couple chairs at the front for you to eat at. I was able to try the original/earl grey wafer rolls, crispy pork floss cake, velvet taro egg tart and regular Portuguese egg tart. All of the items were not too sweet. Original/earl grey wafer rolls: Both of the rolls were super moist and smooth. It had a thin layer of cream which was delicious. You can really taste the earl grey in the cake and cream as well. $3 a slice Crispy pork floss cake: The cake was light and airy. It had a good coating of pork floss around and the inside has a light mayonnaise cream. It was more savory than sweet. $2.50 a piece. Velvet taro egg tart: The taro paste on top was nutty and earthy. It was a bit starchy which gave it a nice texture. On the bottom is the egg tart custard which mixed well with the taro. The tart itself was super flakey and crispy. $3 a tart Portuguese egg tart: The egg tart was pretty standard. Overall it was good as the custard was smooth and the tart was flakey. $2 a tart
I decided to stop by Grace & Wheat after seeing them on Instagram, and I'm glad I did. I picked up the Portuguese egg tarts (6 for $10) and the Taro egg tarts (4 for $10). First things first: the flavor of the egg tarts is excellent. They have a really nice balance of sweetness and that classic creamy texture you look for. However, I wasn't a huge fan of the red bean inside the taro egg tart. Personally, I think the taro would shine much better with a different filling (or even just on its own) as the red bean felt a bit distracting. The shop itself was pretty empty when I visited, with only one display case of desserts out. As someone who wants to see local spots succeed, I think adding a tea or drink menu would really help round out the experience and give people a reason to linger. The desserts are definitely high-quality, so I really hope they continue to grow and fill out that space!
Hidden gem alert! Came across this new bakery on main Street and it definitely reminded me of the bakeries in Shanghai. Crispy pork floss cake was so good. I wouldn't have known there was stuffing inside if I didnt give it a try. The combo of the pork floss, moist cake and a little bit of mayo inside, such a savory cake. I've tried pork floss bun in Shanghai before and they had a similar version but with salty egg. Another pastry we had tried was the taro egg tart. It was very creamy and fulfilling. Service was great and attentive. The cashier made sure if we had any question, he was going to explain if needed. Interior seems to be in the work, there's still some empty areas to be filled with more pastries. Definitely coming back to check out what other creative tasty pastries they will have in store.
I saw this on TikTok and told my aunt about it so she came to get some for me today. She picked these up for me. - VELVET TARO EGG TART - GOLDEN PORTUGUESE EGG TART - XIAO FANG CRISPY FLOSS CAKE They were each pretty good, but my favorite will definitely be the velvet Toro egg tart, which is very different than the regular egg tarts I've had. I love the Taro on top but I didn't love the red bean on the inside. If those two were separate, I would like it more. The golden Portuguese egg tart was just case, I wish it was slightly sweeter, but definitely appreciated the crispy crust. I definitely did not really enjoy the Xiao fang crispy floss cake but definitely like the other two better. Definitely give this place a try if you want something a little different than your traditional egg tarts.
I ordered the taro egg tart, Portuguese egg tart and the crispy floss cake. My personal favorite was the taro egg tart. It had taro filling and some other chewy filling inside. The egg tarts weren't too sweet which is what I enjoyed most about them. The skin is very crispy once reheated. The crispy floss cake was also delightful, it tasted like the meat floss bun bread but more buttery and bite sized. Service was good. The lady worked quickly to pack orders. They only have a few items right now but I assume they'll have more items eventually. They also sell the Napoleon Asian style fruit cake. There is no seating in the bakery, it's a grab and go. Parking is located in the back lot with other shared businesses. Will be coming back!
This is a new bakery on Main Street. This location used to be One & One Bakery. I stopped by to get a couple items to try. I got a vanilla cream rolled cake and mung bean cake. The vanilla cream rolled cake was excellent. It was soft, moist, spongy and just the right amount of sweetness. 5/5 The mung bean cake was good but I would have preferred it to be a little bit sweeter. 4/5 Service was excellent. Friendly staff. 5/5 I will be going back soon to try other items.
5 stars! We ordered two birthday cakes from Grace Wheat Bakery, and both were absolutely delicious. The cakes were fresh, light, and not overly sweet, which everyone really enjoyed. Even one of the moms who usually doesn't eat much cake ended up having quite a lot because she liked it so much! We were very happy with both the taste and quality and will definitely order from here again for future celebrations.
Parking. We parked on the street (were able to find a spot on Main St). Service. It was alright. The cashier got what we wanted in terms of getting the pastries/cakes, but he seemed dull/reserved/wooden. Maybe he was going for the stoic look. Anyways... Pastries & cakes were generally good. Would go back. Verdict: Taro Egg Tart 4.5/5 $3/ea or $10 for 4pcs One of the top choices for me. Would get this one over the Portuguese Egg Tart. Earl Grey Wafer Roll 4.25/5 $3/slice. $12 for 4pcs. $16 for 6 pcs Liked it. The earl grey wasn't overwhelming. Xiao Bei Crispy Floss Cake 4/5 $2.5/ea or $10 for 5pcs Fairly salty n savory (literally). Original Egg Wafer Roll Portuguese Egg Tart 3.9/5 $2/ea or $10 for 6pcs Good,but not great. Probably should have heat these up.
The hype finally died down. So let's see if they're pretty good eh or ew. Even tho it's more chill now so many things were already sold out. They have really pretty cakes and were really nice and gave me their egg tarts, taro tarts, and rou song cakes to try. The egg tarts were buttery, flakey, and not too sweet. MNM. The taro tarts were like the egg tarts but even had some purple rice in the middle and smooth rich taro top. The rou song cake was like a floofy cloud coated in sweet savory rou song with a creamy smooth mayoy filling. Yall know I'm not a mayoy girly but bro this was good. And overall this place was pretty good. $2 per egg tart $3 per taro tart $2.5 per rousong cake read more
27 days ago
Tried the egg tart and the purple rice egg tart today , both are pretty good but better eat the original first then the purple rice egg tart after, as it is a bit sweeter. Will come back and try the taro tart next time read more
We tried their taro egg tarts, Portuguese style egg tarts, cookies, and earl grey Swiss roll cake. Sadly, I don't remember the name of the cookies but it was delicious: like a cross between an almond cookie in flavor but fortune cookie in texture; very light and crispy. The egg tarts were laminated expertly which made for a flakey, delicate crumb. I liked that the taro version has a smooth mousse on top, and bits of taro in the egg custard underneath. Portuguese egg tarts were delightful, probably some of the best in the area. Earl grey Swiss roll cake was masterfully done: right amount of tea flavor with perfect cream to cake ratio. I liked that that their selection isn't overwhelming, just a few great staples with examples of their custom cake decorations throughout the store. Ordering can be done in English, Cantonese, or Mandarin. Parking is very easy: there's a lot (18 N Stoneman Ave) behind the entrance on Main Street, shared with Ross and Dollar Tree. read more
3 months ago
Super cute bakery on Main Street, a few doors down from Ross. There is street parking, and also a parking lot in the back. Seems like most people come in to grab a few things before leaving. I came by right before closing on a Saturday evening, and they still had a good amount of pastries in stock. I was able to try their egg tarts, pork floss cake, mung bean cake, and taro velvet tart. Items were not too pricey, but they did add up. They also have breads, cookies, as well as cakes. If you want to special order a cake, you need to give them at least two days notice. I really enjoyed all of the items that I purchased, but I think the standout item was probably the Portuguese tart. This was two dollars for one, or $10 for six. I talked are slightly smaller than a normal bakery, but the taste was on point. Flaky crust and gooey/eggy center. I also like the pork floss cake, it was not too sweet, and was fairly light. I can see people enjoying the taro tart, but I thought the flavor was a little too mild. Mung bean cake was just ok. Will definitely be back if I'm in the area, and I do want to try one of their custom cakes one day! read more
The cakes here are so cute. But you have to preorder them in advanced because the ones on displays are just samples. Im giving this place a 3 star because the person at the counter didnt acknowledge our existence. He kept staring at his phone even when i went to ask him a question. otherwise, i wouldve tried the other baked goods they had since i couldnt get a cake. read more
I am very satisfied with my experience here. I walked in to order their cinnamon roll cake, it was an 8in designed cake for $70. It's a steal, such a great price. A gentleman helped me, I was given a choice to choose what fruit to add in the cake. The choices was strawberry, mango and blueberries. I chose strawberry & mango. I guess all cake is white based cause I was given a choice to make it a chocolate cake. The cake was delicious. The design is so cute. Everyone at my party complimented on how cute the cake was, I couldn't agree more. My daughter was so happy, she absolutely loved it. When I came to pick up my cake, there was another cute designed cake for a grandma's bday. read more
3 months ago
Cute shop with unique options. Came here for egg tarts and got the original and ube. Original was solid, and their original was better than the one at patisserie too. The ube one was solid. Loved the flavor of the top layers, and although im not a huge red bean fan, they didn't scare me away. Staff was attentive. Would come back. read more
Parking lot in rear. Found this spot on a whim searching Yelp when I was craving something sweet. They don't have a huge selection in store. They had only Taro Egg Tart, Portuguese Egg Tart, Crispy Floss Cake, 2 different muffins and 2 different Wafer Cake Rolls. Velvet Taro Egg Tart -not sure what I was expecting but I didn't expect to be how it was, it's unique. Bottom is layered with purple sweet rice underneath egg tart custard and topped with smashed taro. The pastry part was buttery and flakey, not too dense at all. Overall really good, not too sweet and not heavy. Great to bring as house warming sweets. Earl Grey Wafer Rolls -spongy and extremely moist. Earl grey strong but not too strong. I love early grey and cake rolls, it was right up my alley. read more
Checked out Grace & Wheat Bakery which just opened 3 weeks ago. They had about 5 items on display when I went and when speaking to the staff they said they will be releasing more soon. They have a couple chairs at the front for you to eat at. I was able to try the original/earl grey wafer rolls, crispy pork floss cake, velvet taro egg tart and regular Portuguese egg tart. All of the items were not too sweet. Original/earl grey wafer rolls: Both of the rolls were super moist and smooth. It had a thin layer of cream which was delicious. You can really taste the earl grey in the cake and cream as well. $3 a slice Crispy pork floss cake: The cake was light and airy. It had a good coating of pork floss around and the inside has a light mayonnaise cream. It was more savory than sweet. $2.50 a piece. Velvet taro egg tart: The taro paste on top was nutty and earthy. It was a bit starchy which gave it a nice texture. On the bottom is the egg tart custard which mixed well with the taro. The tart itself was super flakey and crispy. $3 a tart Portuguese egg tart: The egg tart was pretty standard. Overall it was good as the custard was smooth and the tart was flakey. $2 a tart read more
I decided to stop by Grace & Wheat after seeing them on Instagram, and I'm glad I did. I picked up the Portuguese egg tarts (6 for $10) and the Taro egg tarts (4 for $10). First things first: the flavor of the egg tarts is excellent. They have a really nice balance of sweetness and that classic creamy texture you look for. However, I wasn't a huge fan of the red bean inside the taro egg tart. Personally, I think the taro would shine much better with a different filling (or even just on its own) as the red bean felt a bit distracting. The shop itself was pretty empty when I visited, with only one display case of desserts out. As someone who wants to see local spots succeed, I think adding a tea or drink menu would really help round out the experience and give people a reason to linger. The desserts are definitely high-quality, so I really hope they continue to grow and fill out that space! read more
6 months ago
Hidden gem alert! Came across this new bakery on main Street and it definitely reminded me of the bakeries in Shanghai. Crispy pork floss cake was so good. I wouldn't have known there was stuffing inside if I didnt give it a try. The combo of the pork floss, moist cake and a little bit of mayo inside, such a savory cake. I've tried pork floss bun in Shanghai before and they had a similar version but with salty egg. Another pastry we had tried was the taro egg tart. It was very creamy and fulfilling. Service was great and attentive. The cashier made sure if we had any question, he was going to explain if needed. Interior seems to be in the work, there's still some empty areas to be filled with more pastries. Definitely coming back to check out what other creative tasty pastries they will have in store. read more
I saw this on TikTok and told my aunt about it so she came to get some for me today. She picked these up for me. - VELVET TARO EGG TART - GOLDEN PORTUGUESE EGG TART - XIAO FANG CRISPY FLOSS CAKE They were each pretty good, but my favorite will definitely be the velvet Toro egg tart, which is very different than the regular egg tarts I've had. I love the Taro on top but I didn't love the red bean on the inside. If those two were separate, I would like it more. The golden Portuguese egg tart was just case, I wish it was slightly sweeter, but definitely appreciated the crispy crust. I definitely did not really enjoy the Xiao fang crispy floss cake but definitely like the other two better. Definitely give this place a try if you want something a little different than your traditional egg tarts. read more
6 months ago
I ordered the taro egg tart, Portuguese egg tart and the crispy floss cake. My personal favorite was the taro egg tart. It had taro filling and some other chewy filling inside. The egg tarts weren't too sweet which is what I enjoyed most about them. The skin is very crispy once reheated. The crispy floss cake was also delightful, it tasted like the meat floss bun bread but more buttery and bite sized. Service was good. The lady worked quickly to pack orders. They only have a few items right now but I assume they'll have more items eventually. They also sell the Napoleon Asian style fruit cake. There is no seating in the bakery, it's a grab and go. Parking is located in the back lot with other shared businesses. Will be coming back! read more
This is a new bakery on Main Street. This location used to be One & One Bakery. I stopped by to get a couple items to try. I got a vanilla cream rolled cake and mung bean cake. The vanilla cream rolled cake was excellent. It was soft, moist, spongy and just the right amount of sweetness. 5/5 The mung bean cake was good but I would have preferred it to be a little bit sweeter. 4/5 Service was excellent. Friendly staff. 5/5 I will be going back soon to try other items. read more
7 days ago
5 stars! We ordered two birthday cakes from Grace Wheat Bakery, and both were absolutely delicious. The cakes were fresh, light, and not overly sweet, which everyone really enjoyed. Even one of the moms who usually doesn't eat much cake ended up having quite a lot because she liked it so much! We were very happy with both the taste and quality and will definitely order from here again for future celebrations. read more
6 months ago
Parking. We parked on the street (were able to find a spot on Main St). Service. It was alright. The cashier got what we wanted in terms of getting the pastries/cakes, but he seemed dull/reserved/wooden. Maybe he was going for the stoic look. Anyways... Pastries & cakes were generally good. Would go back. Verdict: Taro Egg Tart 4.5/5 $3/ea or $10 for 4pcs One of the top choices for me. Would get this one over the Portuguese Egg Tart. Earl Grey Wafer Roll 4.25/5 $3/slice. $12 for 4pcs. $16 for 6 pcs Liked it. The earl grey wasn't overwhelming. Xiao Bei Crispy Floss Cake 4/5 $2.5/ea or $10 for 5pcs Fairly salty n savory (literally). Original Egg Wafer Roll Portuguese Egg Tart 3.9/5 $2/ea or $10 for 6pcs Good,but not great. Probably should have heat these up. read more
3 months ago
I kind of little disappointed. The food that I bought is not tasty and not fresh. I expected more other choices of dessert and the bakery is not much choice for sale. The food is so cold and it sit there for long time. read more
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4 months ago
Their cake roll (the original flavor) is BOMB. Omg so good, is the best cake roll ever. I ordered 2 customized birthday cakes, and they're both amazing. I gave them the picture and they made it exactly how I wanted. And they taste very good - not too sweet. Cake is moist, cream is very lightweight and fresh. They have so many fillings (fruits, cookies, etc) to choose from One of the cake was crushed while I was driving home - not the shop's fault at all. But the owner happily offered to fix it with no cost! Amazing service. 10/10 recommend. This place deserves 4.5+ stars overall read more
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Soft opening so not a lot of items at the counter, easy parking in the back, better to eat within the hour read more
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