Since I was in need to buy some Chinese baked goods and new to the area, this was the only bakery closed by where I was at. At first, the items looked ok. I was there around the evening time and they still had a lot of items left (should have been a good indicator that this was not a good place). Then I saw a fly trapped inside the bag of a bun. (second sign). I proceed to buy anyway. We got three breads ($3.00 each). When we got to the hotel, the breads were hard as a rock. Should have went with my guts. Money wasted, but now know better. read more

J Fortune Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Chandler, Arizona

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Ever since wife introduced me to their curry beef pastries, I have been hooked! It doesn't have a huge curry taste and it is very flavorful and delicious! I haven't tried anything else at this bakery but oh man the curry beef pastry is really the bomb. This Asian bakery located inside Lee Lee supermarket also carry steam buns, Asian pastries and breads, and cakes. read more

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This bakery is located inside of Lee Lee Supermarket. They have a variety of Asian cakes, pastries, steam buns and baked goods. I love their curry beef pastry. It's flakey and buttery with a savory curried minced beef and onion and very tasty. It makes for a perfect snack. Today I decided to also try the BBQ pork pastry which is huge. It was also good but a little salty for my taste. They're both $3.50 which is very reasonable. The gentleman working today was very kind. read more

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J Fortune Bakery is inside the Lee Lee International Supermarket located in Chandler, AZ. This bakery holds a very small space. They sell cakes, pastries, baked goods, and steamed buns. At first glance of the cakes, I thought they were old cakes because they appeared discolored. However, that's not the case. The cakes are in plastic form. It makes me wonder if the customer has to order the cake and not be able to buy it at a whim. Anyway, there was a limited variety of baked goods. Tons of steamed buns sold by the bag though... bun fillings come in red bean taro, veggie, chicken, and bbq pork. There's a sign that says the buns are cold so please do let the staff know should you plan to buy them and want them heated up. My eldest daughter and I didn't see anything to our liking, hence, we didn't buy anything. There was a spur of the moment where I felt bad for this bakery because there were no customers at the time. I had an inclination to offer my support & patronage and buy something, but I didn't. I'm sure they do just fine if they are still in business. If you're in the area, come on by and support your neighborhood J Fortune Bakery! read more

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Having frequented many of the bakery's around, I am thankful J Fortine is around the corner from the house. Everything is always tasty and fresh. I plan to go today. read more

I always stop by J fortune bakery when I at Lee Lees for a "pick me up". I ordered a taro and chicken n vegetable bun. One was heated which I ate in the car, the other a took home. They were both really good. I'm not a bun expert, or at least this kind, but they seemed a little airy. The meat to bun ration was like 1:5. read more

Sorry I'm not a fan. Slices lacked consistency in size and that fresh look when they are just piped with whipped cream. However, I decided to try a piece to get over my curiosity. Unfortunately, it only tasted worst than it looked. The cream was that off the shelf cool whip, pandan cake was dry, and the pieces of mango in the middle cream layer did not seem fresh. Decided to throw away after a couple of bites. read more

Located inside Lee Lee Oriental Supermarket, J. Fortune Bakery sits next to the produce and baked goods section. They make a number of steamed buns, cakes, breads, and pastries Asian style. The wedding cakes looked gorgeous. The woman in front was very helpful with my selection of goods to take home. I love green tea buns, bbq and savory buns, and red bean paste buns. These are so good and they had each and every one that they make by hand. She suggested a rolled green tea cake, which I thought was going to be a bit much but when I got it home, it was so light and creamy. It was filled with a green tea whipped cream. Yum. I ordered steamed chicken buns and the bbq buns, which were moist, soft, and had very light but good flavors. The red bean paste buns were more dense and had a great sweet red bean flavor. The prices were pretty reasonable as well, I had a small bag filled with goodies for $12. A definite must stop whenever I am at Lee Lee's! Also, ask for a discount card. After you collect 10 stamps, you get a $10 free reward. I am not sure about the expiration date, so you will have to ask. read more

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This is an outstanding little bakery inside of Lee Lee Market. You really owe it to yourself to come here!!! My squeeze was about to have her birthday, and she had casually remarked that she'd like to try one of their cakes from here. So I came by to order a cake, and they were *really* pleasant to work with for designing the cake. They have several models, several options for fillings, icings, topping, etc., and their prices are extremely reasonable. While I was there, I figured I might as well pick up a few pieces of other cakes, just to try 'em out. You know. They were looking at me. *THEN* when I went to pay, I noticed their selection of baked buns and all sorts of goodies, so I had to get a few curry beef buns and BBQ pork buns. Man oh man, I'm glad I did, because those have now become a regular staple in the casa. So I ordered my girlfriend's cake, and arranged to pick it up the next day. Well, when I arrived the next day to pick it up, it wasn't ready. There'd been a misunderstanding on the ticket (a really simple mix-up, honestly) but the cake wasn't ready. The girl who was working there was so apologetic, got right on the phone with the owner, and asked if I could come back in an hour to pick it up. They literally dropped everything that they were doing in order to make that cake for me, and I really appreciated that. They were very apologetic and kind about the whole thing. So yeah... great food, great people, and definitely worth checking out! read more

The website linked on google maps is porn. Not really what I prepared for when I clicked view website. And the captions aren't even in English so I'm not even sure what each video will be about. WTF read more

I usually buy their products at Lee Lees on Cactus Ave in the west side of town. Although it is about a 12 mile drive I still go as I really like their breads. Each one is small (4.5 oz+-) which I cut in half for my morning coffee. Love the taste as it is not sweet like so many other breads and rolls you buy elsewhere. My favorites were the coconut and the custard breads. The last 2 times I have made the trip I have found on the shelf one package that has a live fly packed inside. Makes me wonder as to how clean their bakery is. Why are flies even inside a food preparation area? Without the additional fly my star rating would be much higher. read more

When I went into Leelee's I was not expecting to find a Bakery with baked goods I'd normally have to go out to mesa or Tempe to find! And all of it looks AMAZING! The only reason I wasn't able to make this a five is because I didn't have the money to buy ALL OF IT! The cakes and cake slices are all well decorated. The buns are nice and golden brown, I had trouble deciding what I would want! I hope this place stays open for a long time to come! read more

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Soooooo good. We tried several things: coconut bread, a custard pastry, and these little pancakes that were custard and coconut flavored. A few days have passed and I'm still dreaming of them. Light and not overly sweet. Just plain yummy. I was told that they only make the little pancakes on the weekends. So plan accordingly. They are separate from the market so you pay at their booth. Which I didn't mind because I was able to eat my goodies while they were still warm. We will be back. Like every weekend. No, seriously. Like EVERY weekend. Lol. read more

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I don't care for the crunchies (onion?) in their white BBQ pork buns but here's what I have purchased that I have enjoyed: Han and cheese: Yum! Actually egg (tamago omelette style) and Ham inside a fluff bun with cheese baked on top, so it's actually a lot heavier than a ham and cheese croissant. Don't expect gooey cheese and you'll be happy. Almond cookies: Not mind blowing, but good. A step above the processed shelf-stable ones. Custard Bun: The baked one with the light swirls on top. Light, perfect mild level of sweetness, and super fluffy. Custard Tart: Very rich. Not as buttery and flakey as some dim sum places but quite good and a decent size. Baked BBQ Pork Bun: Very thick and viscous (goopy) sauce with the chopped pork...probably too much sauce, as it was very sweet. Still, a good size and quite edible. I'd say it's "okay." The prices are extremely affordable. I picked up three buns and a tart for a little over $6. Note there is a minimum for credit/debit card usage. read more

This is worst bakery ever! There are so much better bakeries! I haven't tried everything but most things are just mediocre. The bao is not fresh does not have that much meat in it. The quality is just not as i expected but ok. I once had this cake that was dry and not as good as it looked. The workers don't even seem to pay attention to you and are always on their phone. Whats MORE is that I also heard from a Chinese friend of mine that the owner pays below minimum wage for the workers that work inside. The food is not bad but definitely average or below that. Recommend other places. read more

I'm very picky about my asian sponge cake. For years, I've always gotten my cake from Asahi Bakery, which is quite a drive away from where I live. Now I found a new place, located right inside of Lee Lee Supermarket and their cake is really good! I'm glad that I don't have to travel far from my area to another bakery anymore when there is one right inside Lee Lee. One-stop shopping! read more

This place was nasty. The smell killed me and the pastries were not looking good. They should have the area clean. I even couldn't but the pre packed pastries. It was just too bad. read more

Nice and fresh. Can't live without their buns. If you like asian style pastries (less sweet, more flavor), definetly do not miss this one.

My go-to Asian bakery! Love their steam buns and bread. I am addicted to pastry and sweet things but don't like those American style bakery. So finding out this Chinese style bakery really turned me up. I usually order over $10 each time to get 1 point until getting enough 10 points on the stamp there would be a free one-time $10 purchase. I love their everything and like to try new things for my every order. The staffs were friendly and easy to talk with. I will definitely recommend this bakery to anyone who love Asian pastry and sweetish kinda desserts like me xD read more

This bakery is very delicious and yummy! I enjoy their cakes the most, even though the variety of breads they offer are just as great. I would recommend coming to this bakery if you're looking for something tasty to eat! read more

Horrible asian bakery I brought a piece of cake there and it was dry and awful taste. I taste so much better quality cake when I'm in Los Angeles. Not much selection and it's over price. Other pastry that they have is over price read more

I wanted a coconut cake, I got a frozen vanilla cake. No flavor late on delivery and overpriced. will not recommend to anyone.

This bakery has the best baked goods; my personal favorites are the steam buns; they are always fresh and delicious, and the cream pastries melt in your mouth. The cashiers are very friendly, too. Highly recommended! read more