There's no lack of bakeries in this part of town. We decided to try another bakery to take some…read moredessert to our friends. Everything is individually wrapped. You just choose what you want and pay for it. We tried the chocolate croissant, and it was flaky, buttery, and very good. Parking is difficult in this part of town take the subway or ride chair to get here.

So many options! The cakes on display look beautiful! The mochi donuts also look great…read more Blueberry cake - super soft and flavorful! Service is quick, they are efficient with checking out items.

Not sure if there were only half of the flavor options because it was later in the day, but I'm…read moreglad durian was available. Extremely creamy. But not overly sweet. While this is technically tiramisu, I don't note any tiramisu technique applied to this cake. It's just layered like it. I would describe this cake to be more spongey which I associate with Asian bakeries. Still good though.

Wow. I have a hard time passing up on anything containing pistachios. I stumbled upon Jinsee on my…read moreway to the 7 train and couldn't resist popping in. The cake wasn't just beautiful, it was fluffy and moise (not too sweet). The crunchy pistachios paired so nicely with the bouncy layer cake. 10/10

Finally tried @yomiesyogurt and it was pretty good! This drink was very thick and like kefir. The…read moremango flavor was pretty good and paired fairly well with the very thick texture of the yogurt. The service was fast and my drink came out good pretty quickly. Luckily, when I went, it also wasn't very crowded. Check this place out if you want a very thick yogurt drink, that's a lot like Greek yogurt, or even thicker than Greek yogurt. It was a little bit pricey, and a little bit more pricier than the typical cost of drinks around the area. Also it's the year of the snake for 2025, and for 2026, it will be the year of the horse. Price: $8.98 Rating: 8/10

Mango passion tea $9.24- So bitter cuz of the lime. Idg why some of these boba places have…read morelime/grapefruit slices in the drink, makes it so bitter. Wuda been good otherwise.

Makkee Dessert 麥記牛奶 replaces Meet Fresh in Tangram Mall. Like its predecessor, Makkee Dessert…read morespecializes in Chinese dessert soups, 糖水. However, Makkee Dessert brings a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) focus to dessert, with ingredients like peach gum, lotus seeds, and chestnuts. We've had: - Makkee Deluxe 麦麦大满贯: $11.99, with oat milk, 75¢ extra; total $13.87 with tax. Quite filling -- the red beans almost make this dessert a meal. - Peach Gum Resin Lotus Seed Fresh Milk 桃胶莲子鲜奶: $12.99, with Oat Milk, 75¢ extra; total $14.96 with tax. Makkee's desserts seem to use higher quality ingredients than neighboring dessert chains -- the peach gum is here is a deep amber hue, compared with a much lighter shade elsewhere. Seating is comfortable. Most of the tables have magnetic surfaces. Makkee Dessert is in somewhat of a mobile data dead zone, at least for Verizon users, despite the store's proximity to the 37th Avenue entrance of Tangram Mall. Tangram Mall provides deteriorating restrooms and offers free Wi-Fi, but that Wi-Fi capacity is often saturated and not usable.

I wanted to try this place since it replaced Meet Fresh in Tangram Mall, but it was disappointing…read more I went on opening day so they only had two combo menu options: Makkee Deluxe & Mango Snow Black Sticky Rice. The Makkee Deluxe was okay, it had a good amount of toppings like trap balls, red bean, grass jelly and lotus seeds(which I haven't seen before in desserts). The combination of the milk base and toppings was yummy and not overly sweet. If I had to recommend anything it would be this. The Mango Snow Black Sticky Rice was not good at all. The milk base was completely frozen. Although I think the combination of the sticky rice and mango was good, the dessert overall was lack-luster. Both came with a drink, a jasmine milk tea, also nothing special. Since the their opening, I haven't gone back so it may have changed since then.

Ordered a custom cake via wechat! Seamless process and delivered beautifully! Cake was light and…read morefluffy not too sweet!

The mochi desserts are big, soft and creamy, and have real fruit inside. I'm really impressed by…read morehow thin the mochi skin is. The macaroons are the best I've had. They are so soft, airy, and packed with fresh cream in the middle. Ube Cake is very creamy and not too sweet.

4.5 stars. This Southeast Asian dessert kiosk is located on the ground floor inside Tangram mall…read more Some of the items featured in the display cases were various kinds of kuih, roll cakes, Tiramisu, Basque cheesecakes, cookies, tarts, custards and premade drinks. We ordered: Pandan Basque Cheesecake: the first thing you'll notice is the vibrant green color and signature burnt top. It had a subtle pandan flavor, soft, creamy and smooth interior. Rose Lychee Tart: this was filled with rose mousse and topped with pastry cream inside a crispy buttery tart shell. It's such a pretty looking dessert which tasted good. Pistachio Tart: Also filled with mousse and topped with pastry cream, this one was my favorite. The pistachio flavor worked really well, and I preferred it over the rose lychee. The buttery tart shell was excellent in both. Kiuh: These bite size desserts were soft, chewy and not too sweet. We got ones with Pandan and coconut, one with just pandan and ones with tapioca balls. The ones with tapioca balls had a slightly firmer texture and had more bite to it. $7 Daily Combo: Includes a drink and either a cookie or kuih. We chose the jasmine longan tea and pandan kuih. The tea was really refreshing with just a hint of jasmine and slight sweetness from the longan. It was served in a clear plastic soda can. We really enjoyed the items we ordered but there were so many others we wanted to try like their pana cotta and various tiramisu. Looking forward to trying those on our next visit.

3.5 stars I think…read morethis Malaysian kuih stall has potential, but it can be a hit or miss. They sell variety of asian inspired cookies, chewy kuih deserts, basque cheesecakes, drinks, and small single serving fruit tarts. They have an OK variety of sweets available for their Tangram stand, but it did seem like not many frequent this stall. The worker there at the day was nice but didn't really explain what the flavors were (I had to ask). They had a few promos (some non-descript until you look closer at the tiny signage they have). I got the buy 2, get 1 free kuih sets. I opted for the smaller sets (Each small set ($5) includes 2 pieces & a dipping pandan creme). I got a variety of flavors like coconut, pandan, peaflower, red bean, and corn. Overall, the taste was good, but I can tell that after a day, it would not have been good and would have needed a 10-20 second reheating in the microwave. Some of the negatives were that the pieces were cut inconsistently, set types were inconsistent with # of pieces (1 small set had 4 instead of 2), and the pricing per piece is a bit high ($2.50 per piece). The pieces were also a bit on the sweeter end (felt like 80% sweet). I think the Buy2Get1Free is a good deal, but would eat it same day in the future if you were craving sweet chewy Malay desserts.

Randomly walked in here, bought the milk bread, some buns, and paper cupcake. Spend $10 and you get…read morea free soft serve. If you want the matcha flavor, it's an extra $.50. Since I enjoyed the bread, I've gone back several times. Bought a day cake and love it too since it's not too sweet. Service is fast. Looks like your normal Asian bakery but with more variety. You can buy a gift card with some perks.

I wanted to come here last time but instead wasted money on the viral bakery across the street…read more That bakery... tasted pretty bad, some things had almost no flavor whatsoever ...and yet a long line every time we pass by. No line here but everything was nicely displayed. L didn't want anything at first but he picked out a ham and cheese croissant and I got 2 egg tarts. We ate them hrs later but surprisingly they were pretty good. I liked the egg tarts. Different than the usual Chinese bakery. The egg tarts were very flakey, more like a French bakery than Chinese. The ham and cheese were flavorful, I only had a bite but I think they used maybe cheddar cheese and hopefully not American. I bought more egg tarts my second visit. Prices were okay.. cheaper than the chain bakeries that are so overpriced that doesn't even taste good. Next time I might try one of their pretty cakes.

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