Friendly staff, and in front of the store are some nice benches and wonderful walkway along the…read moreriver. Good spot to enjoy a donut and take in the scenery They also offer some decent drip coffee to go with your donut :)

I really love donuts, I really do!…read more Lee's Donuts has arrived in Steveston Village. I was quite surprised actually at this new move into this particular area. An iconic donut shop popular on Granville Island for decades with locals & tourists popping in year round, Lee's Donuts has expanded recently with several locations all over Metro Vancouver. Am I complaining ... nah! Steveston Village is definitely growing out of its 'sleepy village' moniker via several TV & movie shoots taking place here year after year. It's about time it gets funky here via a cool donut shop. My favourite donut here is the Honey Dip. Don't get it confused with the Glazed Donut! I've tried several other flavours but have found the - Honey Dip to be the one for me. Each to his own they say, so why not pop in & find what flavour makes your world go round. This new location has just opened so they're still working out the kinks, so please be patient if service levels are not yet up to par. BTW, if you are driving over here wanting to get real close, I wish you well trying to find parking. Please see my Granville Island review for Lee's Donuts for what first got me excited about this donut shop. Hmmmmmm donuts!

Hell yeah. First time in Vancouver and we stumbled upon this place just near our Airbnb. Their…read moredonuts are sooooo good. I especially loved the cereal milk, it was crunchy from the cornflakes, soft and airy donut, and the cream wasn't heavy at all and tasted so much like cereal milk. Their matcha was pretty good too! It was smooth, creamy, & sweet, no notes of being grassy or astringent. We ended up coming back to try more. The pb&j donut was delicious tasted like a light airy uncrustable. The everything bagel was basically an everything bagel but airy light donut consistency but with more of a sweet and savory cream cheese taste. It's a big yes highly recommend for me!

OMG!!! These Donuts I didn't know what to expect but... Holy…read moreCow these donuts are AMAZING! A must have if you are in the area. I got the everything, and a variety of others... SO GOOD Staff was So kind and very welcoming

Always lined up.Cheap prices.Chicken was ok, but had a doughnut.I wanted a lemon but the person…read morehanded me coconut.I said" thats ok it has cream in it?"He/she said yes.Well I think I've experienced whipped vaseline filling!

I saw these guys at the Gluten Free Expo 2014 in Vancouver. One thing that I've missed about being…read moreGF are donuts and pastries that actually taste good. Their sample was enough for me to go Yes Please! Totally awesome guys at the booth and their pastries were really good.

Really good Chinese bakery in Richmond. Lots to pick from individually wrapped items plus cakes…read more The coconut cocktail buns were fantastic and the kids liked the powdered sugar Chinese donuts. Would come again. Didn't have cash on me though (they don't take Visa) so I had to run to the ATM and come back. So make sure you bring cash.

The hustle and bustle of this store is astounding…read more One of the local must buys to bring overseas (eg. in LA, bring Porto's), Kam Do Bakery is Vancouver's version. Wifey cakes, "pei dan" (aka century) egg pastry are the top must buys for the boomer generation. You are not coming in for the ambiance, one can feel the vibe and excellence of how serious their take on the pastries. Like the French, they know what is considered great and are direct on their opinions esp about food.This is the same for the Cantonese. New favourites: Panko Curry Buns (If you love japanese beef curry buns, you'd love this versions as it's just as light and fluffy, but less greasy and half the cost). Plain Mung bean pastry, their filling has evolved over the years, this 2024 version is less greasy as in oil (which makes it smoother and flakier) vs currents versions which is more moist and easier on the stomach. Cash and debit only.

This bakery makes the whole area smell so good! Lots of buttery pastries and baked goods here! I…read moreliked the basque cheesecake and tried several other pastries. The black sesame mochi croissant was unique, the dulce de leche pastry was great, but I'd like more caramel filling. The pineapple coconut croissant was also good, but could have used a bit more filling. Overall a very solid choice for fresh baked good!!

Little Fox Bakehouse is located in Aberdeen Center. It's basically a grab-and-go spot. Not really…read moreany seating there. Service was efficient. I got the Earl Grey croissant and it was bomb! I love that the earl grey flavor is incorporated into the pastry itself, not just in the custard like most places do. So good!! I would definitely come back again to try their other flavors.

It's a lovely place with friendly staff and a good variety of mini donuts at a reasonable price. We…read moregot half a dozen for $5.5. The donuts are not greasy at all, and the mini size is perfect if you want to try a few different flavors. I tried lemon, cheesecake and salted caramel. The salted caramel was my favorite of that day. There are a few seats inside the cozy shop but I prefer the outdoor public seating.

The best mini donuts . Decent selection of flavours . Fast and Friendly service . they have this…read moretiny cute nook.

First thing off the top - I highly recommend you place an order on-line or via cell ahead of time…read morebefore coming down here. This location is strictly a kitchen & not a restaurant. If you're not sure about flavours, call & ask them like I did - clear good explanations for each flavour available on the day you place your order. I ordered 6 flavours - Black Sesame, Elote, Tres Leches, Mangonada, Churro & Original Glaze. I thoroughly enjoyed each & everyone of them! Mochi donuts are chewy & sweet. How to best enjoy them - because they come in several flavours, you'll really want to try all of the half dozen or more you order. I'd highly recommend you cut up each donut with a steak knife (better cut & makes it easier) into 4 pieces. Then try each flavour out. Eating one whole one by itself could actually ruin the experience of enjoying the rest of them. Put the rest away at room temperature for later. If you put them in the fridge overnight, warm them up slightly before eating them. Keep in mind that this is a very delicate to the palate treat & not like regular donuts you might have weekly with coffee. So to truly enjoy mochi donuts, take a break between orders of about a few weeks or you just won't enjoy them the way they're meant to be enjoyed. Take advantage of the current Yelp promo check-in & get 15% off your order. Parking is limited & tight here so bring patience.

The Vancouver location isn't a walk in and sit down shop, instead you have to order through phone…read moreand pick up your order from a door. The donuts are really chewy and I like that you can rip them apart easily to share. It's a good balance of salty-sweet dough but my favourite is definitely the mochi texture. I don't usually eat a lot of sweets so the glaze on top can be a bit too sweet for me (I got mango, and peach oolong flavours). I think for the price and experience, I'd come back again to try the other flavours!

*Small Family Bakery*…read more Our family moved to this neighbourhood about 17 years ago and this bakery has always been here at the local mall. No non-sense, fresh, homemade breads, croissants, muffins, jam donuts, Challah and much more!! We usually come here for their Raspberry Jam Donuts and Cinnamon Rolls .. believe me they don't last long in our kitchen!! Great to have a family own and operated small bakery in our neighbourhood!!

Seems the quality has gone down quite a lot. We've been going to this bakery for over 20yrs, over…read morethe last 5yrs the quality went down. The chocolate cookies taste like they are missing sugar and the chocolate roll tastes like it's a couple days old. Not impressed.

Great donuts in the market. Famous…read more Got a honey glazed. Tasted good. Lots of sugar and glaze. The drip coffee is decent. Didn't taste overly different for a house roast.

I'm a simple gal. All I am ever looking for is a perfect glazed donut. Well. We did it folks. Lee's…read morefamous honey dip donut was the yeasted donut of my dreams. It was light and airy yet still had an incredible chew to it. The glaze was the perfect thickness and perfect sweetness. I could've housed a dozen of these bad boys on my own. I also tried two of the cake donuts: the glazed cake and the peanut. They were fine. The peanut was at least a novelty that I've not had before, but the cake batter itself was a little too dense for my preference. It was $10 for 3 donuts which is definitely on the pricey side, but honestly I would pay that again and again for their yeast donuts.

Their rice noodles are so delicious and fresh. The sauce…read morethey use is very good and it's definitely something to get when you're nearby. I 100% recommend to try it as it isn't very expensive either.

02.12.26 @11:40a Got…read morethe mushroom & pork cheong funn. For drink I got the Grinder Black sesame. The cheong funn is silky & thin. The black sesame is smooth.