I was eyeing this place for a while... especially for their mochi balls and finally made the trip…read morehere and was not disappointed! The mochi was $6 per container and each container has 7 mochi balls. There's two flavors: red bean filling and peanut filling. I got a mix of both and they were both delicious, not too sweet. I really enjoyed the red bean, I'm not a huge fan of red bean but this one was really good. The mochi was soft too. I also got a small tofu pudding for $2.50 which tasted fine. It was okay, better when warm but I ended up eating a couple hours later.

This is my go to place when I'm craving some freshly made tofu or some herbal jelly and tofu…read morepudding. They are a no frill stall but all of their good are the bomb. Everything taste delicious and fresh and the ladies that work the stall are friendly. I definitely recommend this place if you're in Brooklyn Chinatown. Though keep in mind, finding parking around here can be difficult but what I usually do is pull up, double park, grab my goods and then bounce. They don't take cards, it's cash only.

Well I finally tried it.. the horoscope tea, Virgo! Only fitting since my September is coming to a…read moreclose. I was in the mood for a fruit tea and remembered Nom had a nice varietal. I then stumbled upon the Horoscope option. I checked Virgo and Libra since we are in Libra territory. It was a push/pull moment there. Virgo emerged the winner! The special brew of lychee green tea,kiwi and lychee jelly as my boba was absolutely divine! I am hooked on it and will probably be a repeat order as long as Nom carries it. Libra's brew was strawberry and blueberry green tea. Check out the menu for your horoscope brew and well, does it match your flavor? Get your nom nom on!

Great, in the hole place of a Boba tea in Brooklyn when I was on vacation with my kids in NY…read more They have Boba, and even food. (ie. burgers) Price is reasonable, non bay area prices.

My daughter and I bought 3 eel onigiri for lunch earlier today. Each one is $4.25 and it's a good…read moresize. Consider becoming a rewards member if you buy from them often. You can get discounts or earn prizes. The staff were nice. It seems to be a popular place as there are always people on line whenever we go. I'm looking forward to going there again to try other items.

I've only ordered delivery from here and I think I will again but it wouldn't be my first choice…read more Although it sounds like they have a lot of menu options, don't be fooled by the bentos. It's very sad - the best part about bentos is that there are a variety of sides but this only comes with some cauliflower. The chicken sandwich is quite oily and Jooy has better if you want sandwiches from a tea shop.

If you're looking for a quick bite to eat when on Avenue U, Golden Sands is the place to be…read more My family frequents here for their dim sum - fast, reliable, and they serve some solid congee. I love stopping in when on my way to work knowing that I can place my order and have my food and coffee in hand in less than 3 minutes. The food is always fresh and made in store each morning. Need a dim sum fix but don't want to sit down at a more formal restaurant? Need to pick up some pastries for a group of people? Need a solid, strong iced coffee or milk tea? Golden Sands is the place (and arguably one of the largest bakeries currently standing on Avenue U.)

We did take out, service was prompt, food was delicious especially the salted fish & pork over rice…read more& topped with cooked cabbage. No

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 .

It's not easy to find a dedicated tofu and noodle shop in this part of Brooklyn so it's a nice…read moresurprise to find one in Bensonhurst. It's a very small shop and they obviously do not make things there. They ship it in from the factory. I do like that they have fresh rice rolls with pork scallion and dried shrimp. They cost $1.25 each and I got a box of two. I just wish that there were more scallions in these rice rolls. It was mostly pork so it wasn't very well balanced but pretty affordable for something I usually can't find outside of Manhattan Chinatown. Their prunella tea was only two dollars, but I would not get it again because it was pretty darn weak.

A nice addition to the area for your rice and soy goods! This store is small so they might not have…read morethe full variety you're used to. The staff was nice and friendly. Cash only. I usually love getting those pre-made rice rolls for breakfast or a snack but theirs was disappointing.The pork meat was overly minced leaving it to be dry, gritty, and loss of flavor. Also wish they add some dried shrimp or turnip or something. I did not enjoy the flavor of this product overall, will walk to a bakery nearby to grab these instead. The dried shrimp rice noodle is good but would enjoy them thinner and softer. Their hot soy milk was really good too. Will stop by to try more of their products soon!

If you think Wah Fung in Chinatown has a great deal with their small rice box for six dollars, this…read moreplace gives you a full-sized large lunch box with one choice of meat and cabbage for the same price, and the meat portions are massive. The meat quality is decent, but the price is unbeatable. They also pack in enough rice for at least two meals. This spot also sells dim sum and pastries, but the dim sum is very expensive, so I usually just come here for the rice boxes.

Lady was rude and insulting…read more Ignored me when I want to order. Called me blind because I can't read Chinese but I can speak and hear just fine. You just lost a customer that was about to purchase a bundle of stuff. Decided to go to 4th Avenue Bakery instead of this mean one. Better customer service and treatment there.

Got the house special rice roll. Took about 10 mins. Didnt have any toppings inside. Came with soy…read moresauce and peanuts. They take cash only. Wasn't very busy, with mainly people there to pick up.

I've always wanted to try this place because a friend recommended their signature Liao Liao rice…read moreroll, and the store looked cute. I liked how thin the rice rolls were, but they weren't as soft as I expected; they had a slightly grainy texture that I'm not a fan of. I would give it another try since I might have had a bad batch. I usually like salted fish and meat patty on rice, but I would not order it again from here. It might just be a preference issue because I'm used to the meat and fish being combined in the patty, rather than two sticks of fish on top of the pork patty. The Taro Bubble Milk Tea was too sweet for me, but I liked the taro taste.