They have rice rolls/rice/noodles as well as bakery buns. Rice rolls stop after 4pm. Menu on the walls and windows, easy to see. Bought some food because we were a bit hungry but it turned out delicious. Lady working there was super nice too! Quick service. Wish this was near my home. read more

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It's cheap and the service is good, better than the other bakeries nearby. They serve good rice dishes.

Just as shown in the photo. The lady who working there even didn't say any apology word. Will Not recommand. read more

JJ Bakery - No any comment, just as shown in the photo. The lady who working there even didn't say any apology word. - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Wow I had JJ Bakery in my bookmarks for so long I'd forgotten it was even there. I must have done a search for Banh Mi in my area and it pulled this place up. Today I finally made my way here after who knows how long. I walked in and ordered the Vietnamese Sandwich - Pork Flavor which is your classic Banh Mi. I really wanted to like this place, I really did. They started out on the right foot immediately. The little lady behind the counter was so nice and courteous. She took my order and then invited me to have a seat while I waited. In the fridge there was fresh sugarcane drink with a big piece of sugarcane in each cup for $1. It was lightly sweet and refreshing. My Banh Mi was ready after a few minutes of waiting which was good otherwise I would have finished my sugarcane drink and needed another. TheBanhMismelleddelicious. I couldn't wait to dig into it, so I ended up eating it with one hand and driving home with the other. It all went downhill from that point. The first bite will usually tell all for the sandwich. In that first bite you should get some crusty yet soft bread and a bit of each of the ingredients. I took my first bite and got a mouthful of nothing but bread. I looked down and still saw a flat surface of uncut, unstuffed bread. That is definitely not a good sign when it comes to any sandwich, not just a Banh Mi. It took two manly bites before I got to the filling. The filling too, had problems. The pickled carrots and daikon did not seem to be pickled at all. They also tasted and looked steamed as they were all limp. The cucumber ended up being a tiny stick less than half the thickness of my pinky. The cilantro was definitely old. The stem was a bit woody and hard to bite through. Luckily for JJ Bakery, there was some salvation. The meat was actually pretty tasty. The grilled pork was nicely spiced and delicious. The other meats also tasted pretty good. The hot sauce helped it a lot too. It added just the right amount of heat I liked without setting my mouth on fire. I was enjoying the meat so much that I actually started to not mind the problematic vegetables all too much. Then all of the sudden my feelings toward the Banh Mi plummeted again. The reason? I got to the bottom of it and was hit with another length of uncut and unfilled bread. Only this end was worse than the other. Somehow this end of the bread was completely soggy. It felt like it was just drenched in liquid. After thinking long and hard I could only ascertain that the vegetables were indeed steamed and the runoff of water went straight to the bottom of the bag and soaked into the bread. That, JJ Bakery, is a no no when it comes to Banh Mi. My final thoughts. The servers are quite nice. You can get fresh drinks for cheap. Go for the fresh sugarcane drink, it's only $1. Go somewhere else for Banh Mi. The meat is good but that's about it. Try their other dishes though because JJ Bakery isn't exactly a bakery but more of a small cafe that sells many different food items. read more

Banh mi for $3.50. I could end the review right here, but I won't, because I'm a blabbermouth. It's a small place, not many seats or pastry choices, but they do have some really strange menu items for a Chinese bakery, like personal pizzas and neapolitan cake. They also have a kitchen going that makes rice and noodle dishes. Everything I've tried here is good - not great, but good, and certainly worth the low prices. Fun fact for kids: More than 1 in every 500 Americans die from cancer. read more

Banh Mi for $3.50?! WOO-HOO! AND it's even one of the best I've had. The place is tiny, but it has some great options for super-cheap. It's right across from the 20th Ave N station, so grab a Banh Mi and maybe even a bubble tea and enjoy your ride on the N so much more. Not a lot of pastry options here. Check out the other Asian bakeries on 18th Ave for that. read more

This is our fav local bakery. The prev reviews mentioned banh mi (viet sandwiches) but they changed owners so they no longer have that. Instead, they have fresh churng funs (sorry idk what its called in english but its thin and soft layer of rolled rice skin) its very good! My son loves the churng fun with curry flavored fish balls. He must have it atleast once a wk. I recently tried the churng fun w parsley and it was delicious! U can pour soy sauce (its a tad sweet) and/or Sriracha on it. They serve a variety of bakery buns and even have egg tarts. There are many hot and cold drinks. My sons favorite is the honey lemon (he likes it cold). I like the hot horlick (supposedly very healthy for u, its wheat w some milk) drink. It does get very busy in the AM, lots of students and ppl on their way to the trainstation gets bfast from here. The staff is usually 2 ladies and they are super nice. read more

Living in the area, this is a great option for a cheap breakfast! I come early on the weekends for a great breakfast. They have a wide variety of food from standard Chinese bakery fare to banh mi, to full on rice platters. They also have congee, cherng fun (rice crepes/sticks as they call it) and noodles (soupy and dry noodles alike). Unfortunately, there is not much seating so I always take it to go. They also serve a variety of drinks from smoothies, slushies, bubble teas, sugar cane, herbal teas, and your standard coffee and milk tea. Definitely worth the low, low prices and the staff is really friendly. During the week, it gets crowded in the morning with students going to FDR and people entering the train station for work, etc. The staff is generally overwhelmed on the weekdays in the morning..so I skip. One star off because they usually run out of a lot of their breakfast foods (and do not restock) by 9:30-10am (and probably earlier on weekdays). Disappointing when you sleep in a half hour too late on the weekends. read more

Before going to school, I will sometime eat here. The prices are average. The food taste okay, but they don't seem very sanitary. The workers are constantly fighting and not polite at all. They also seem to change employees often. I might buy again from here, but hey! There's two more bakery in front of them. read more

Large hot coffee and large hot milk tea for $1.25. That's an automatic 5-star rating in my book. But for those interested in the food, the best "bread" you can get here (the first batch comes out around 6:30 AM) is a fresh chicken pie-- the puff pastry is all flaky and crispy-- makes the chicken filling that's sometimes too salty negligible. Their fried dough sticks and rolled rice noodles (staples of a Chinese breakfast) have the perfect consistency. I advise against getting iced coffee/milk tea at this place-- it costs $1.25 as well, but 75% of the cup's volume is ice. You're better off paying 50 cents more elsewhere to get your money's worth in iced drinks. Very friendly staff, but they're evil when it comes to serving drinks with ice in them. Don't be fooled by the picture of the banh mi on their store sign. That was the first thing I ever ordered here, and I still remember munching the tiny sad-excuse-for-a-sandwich at the nearby laundromat, all soggy from the excess cucumber and cilantro. The other beef I have with this place (not really beef since I like this place a lot) is that they run out of my favorite breads by the afternoon, and don't restock. read more

Best croissants and ice coffee on the block. Also love the curry fish balls. Of course they are very inexpensive. This is my go to spot for ice coffee in the summer. read more

This bakery is not bad. Things are reasonable priced. The noodles for breakfast is good. Tea with milk is just ok. It is extremely hot in the summer, as there is no air conditioner and both fans are only facing the counters, where the staffs work ~ how inconsiderate. And the lady (i believe she is the owner) has no manners. She doesnt greet you in the morning and when she does talk she is trying to get you to get something. The guy is nice though. read more