DELIGHTFULLY and totally worth the price. So impressed at the thoughtful extra details of the…read morepastries, which I haven't seen at chains Paris Baguette or Tours les Jours. Everything is fresh, soft and delicious. Like a pastry that was so soft, with cream cheese filling and studded with walnuts inside. Or the ham and cheese croissant that not only has cheese on top but inside, as well, circling the ham, with chives liberally sprinkled everywhere. Or the hand rolled bagels which included egg everything, plain everything - on par with the chains.

I had a very pleasant experience at Canaan Bread. First, there's plenty of parking in the front…read morewhich is very convenient especially in an area like Flushing. Second, there is a great variety of beverages and pastries to choose from. I had a Mocha Roll, Chocolate Croissant and an Iced Coffee. All three were very fresh and delicious. Lastly the staff were very friendly and attentive. I highly recommend Canaan Bread if you're in the area.

The price is really reasonable and the food are all really good. Especially the noodles and the…read morerice dishes. The portion, price and quality is amazing compared to other Chinese restaurants nowadays. It would be better if they can do delivery.

I really like Sweets Bakery. It's probably one of my favorite Chinese bakeries in the Flushing…read morearea. It's located in a small strip mall at the intersection of Parsons Blvd and Northern Blvd, so there's limited parking in the tiny lot. The owner of Sweets Bakery is the same owner of Nippon Cha in Bayside, so you will also see Nippon Cha's signature Tochucha tea served on the Sweets menu. What I really like about Sweets is they are open early in the morning at 5:30 a.m., and I like to come at that time for their fresh baked breads, buns and Chinese egg custard pastries! They also have a decent selection of hot cooked dishes. Prices are cheap and quality is pretty consistent!

I was in the area on Saturday and took a look at the places around. Noticed this bakery so I came…read morein to check out what they have and hopefully grab a few things that I don't see regularly. The selection was pretty sparse and it was only 11 something in the morning. Another customer was asking about some mochi bun and the response from the woman he spoke to made it seem like they only restock once in the morning. So it's a you snooze you lose type of situation. I picked up a pineapple bun and 2 different red bean baked goods. They looked different than what I see at other Chinese bakeries. Got home and got into these. Man they definitely look better than they taste. Not really sure what the pineapple bun tasted like, but the topping on it was not good. The red bean buns were quite flavorless. The bread texturally was not good. Definitely won't be coming back.

Great coffee, good desserts, good customer service…read more I'd highly suggest their iced coffee and breakfast pastries although I'd like to try their desserts sometime though to have a more solid opinion.

A little down a side street off of Northern Blvd, with street parking (mix of residential and meter…read moreparking available). There are a few tables inside. They used to be Cafe Toast, but changed their name to One Sip One Bite recently. The interior is basically the same except there used to have a little display of pre-baked goodies, but they put tables there now. Their menu is smaller...more focused. Service was quick and friendly. The Korean Street Toast was perfectly balanced and came out hot and fresh! The bread was toasted and held it's shape well. Inside is neatly layered with ham, egg, cabbage (thinly sliced), onion, cheese, and ketchup. The Jasmine Tea was like any regular jasmine tea - light and refreshing. They use tea bags, and leave it in the drink for you. Great spot for the Korean Toast (and I'm sure any of other goodies they offer is tasty too). Quick and satisfying bite to grab.

We stopped by on a Thursday morning for breakfast. I ordered the honey toast initially - a little…read moresweet, but satisfied my sweet tooth... crunchy edges, whipped cream, strawberries, blueberries chopped up ($10 or $11). Ended up ordering the K-street toast afterwards, which was my first time trying it, simple sandwich with ketchup, cabbage, ham, and egg for $7. This was simple yet appetizing. It won't make you super full, but it'll be enough for a small bite. This is a nice cafe to stop by and grab a quick coffee fix as I saw many people did. The owners are very polite and nice. Some stopped by to study, and others stopped by to chat. Soft music is playing the background. Even though we were the only customers for a while since we were waiting for an errand nearby, it was an overall pleasant experience. I'll be sure to visit again if I'm ever in the area!

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.

One of my favorite Asian bakeries in NYC with quite a few Taiwanese items. It's a long trek for me,…read morebut honestly it's worth a special trip. The brown sugar cake with the crunchy sesame seeds on top is amazing, and everything I've had here has been really good. Never disappoints!

I really enjoyed Mr. Tu Bakery!…read more This small Chinese bakery offers various baked items and pastries, as well as hot and cold drinks. I wanted to try their curry chicken pie, but was told that they did not have those available - either they ran out really quicky early in the morning, or the items are not offered all the time? I did try a 'fish breakfast sandwich', which was part of their bread/pastries selection - it was a soft fluffy bread filled with a fried fish filet, sliced cucumbers, lettuce, and some mayo - this was actually pretty delicious! It could have been warmer, but the sandwich was still fresh and yummy; great for a little snack! Staff were super kind, friendly, and welcoming. This is more of a to-go type of place, but I can see how this is a favorite with the locals. I'd like to go back and try their other 'breakfast sandwiches' and that curry chicken pie! +tasty fish breakfast sandwich +friendly & kind staff

Maxin Bakery is a classic Flushing Chinese bakery focused on affordable baked goods, steamed buns,…read moreand traditional grab and go pastries. I walked into a simple, functional space with shelves and cases filled with buns, cakes, and packaged items meant more for quick pickup than sitting or browsing for long. The roasted pork buns and BBQ style buns were some of the most commonly picked items. I tried one and the bread was soft with a savory filling that leaned slightly sweet depending on the batch. Egg tarts are also part of the regular rotation, along with red bean buns and sponge cakes that stick to a more traditional bakery profile. The steamed buns section was a big part of the appeal here, especially for someone looking for quick, inexpensive food like pork buns or plain buns to take away. Prices are generally low compared to more modern bakeries in Flushing, which was a major reason I stopped in. Service was quick and straightforward, with my order handled fast even during a busy hour. The bakery has a high turnover of items throughout the day, so freshness can vary depending on timing, and selection is best earlier when the trays are more stocked. It is very much a grab and go spot rather than a place designed for dining in or browsing slowly. Overall, Maxin Bakery is a budget friendly Flushing bakery for basic Chinese baked goods and buns, best for quick snacks like pork buns, red bean buns, and egg tarts rather than specialty or dessert focused items.

This probably is the smallest of the Maxin bakeries, barely 10 feet wide, but is the closest to the…read moreMain St 7 train subway stop for convenience. They have all the baked goods that the bigger stores have, probably made at the one further down on Main St and delivered here in the morning. With the heavy foot traffic through here, I'm sure the baos here turnover rather quickly. I love to have a char siu bao for breakfast at the office in the mornings. A quick 30 sec in the microwave is all you need. Sometimes, I'll have a ham & egg or a 4 petal hot dog & bacon bun for variety. If I'm feeling the sweet tooth, a pineapple, egg custard bao or tart is the way to go.

(Egg Tart: D) - Unfortunately, I found this egg tart to lack structure as it immediately crumbles…read moreas your try to eat it. I think it needs to be baked more and with less butter so that it is more crispy and structured. Further, It is quite bland and needs more sugar, a rare comment coming from me. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: E Overall: -1 D Insta/Beli: @amei_eats

I wanted to come before but it's a lil bit out of the way but I'm so glad I made sure to come and…read moreget something for my mom otherwise I would not have found such a great bakery. Nice and clean too which is a huge plus. Plenty of customers inside, seating area too. A lil pricier perhaps for some things but the quality is much higher compared to other Asian bakeries. We tried a peach danish? I bought a loaf of coconut bread to share, coconut bun and a lil cake for my mom. The danish was dense but not dry. It was filling with a lil fruit and maybe a tiny bit of cream inside. It was really delicious and I don't really care Asian pastries usually but this was just so good. The coconut bread was also really good. I could taste the coconut. Lil sweet, it actually paired really nicely with some mortadella from WFs since I didn't have any reg bread. We ate half the loaf for a late night snack. Definitely coming back here. Best Asian bakery I've ever been to.