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    Max Bakery

    4.3 (20 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    String beans, fish and general tso with lo mein
    Sally W.

    It's the one and only Chinese bakery near my apartment. Thank goodness for that. I moved from Chinatown to Jackson Heights. I need the occasional Chinese food that is not from a American Chinese place, ick. I need to a place to buy Chinese baos so thank goodness there is Max Bakery by the 7 train as I get off! I need the occasional hot dog bun, ham and egg bun, or Custard/Pineapple bun. They even have the pick "4 choices with soup" for $5 buffet that I am accustomed to in Chinatown. The ham and egg and chicken buns are very tasty here. The staff is very patient to explain what everything is. The bun variety is small but as far as taste goes, Max Bakery is much better than the bakeries by the Roosevelt Avenue subway station. It's too bad that Max Bakery doesn't sell baked roast pork buns or any steamed buns. I hope they expand their inventory to include these items one day. I have no where to buy steamed roast pork buns or steamed chicken buns near me. Sad face. The buffet food has been consistently delicious and fresh. I just wish they had more variety. It's almost all chicken. Kinda boring. choices. They just put up sneeze guards in front of the buffet. I just tried their chicken sandwich which is ground chicken meat that is seasoned and cooked into long patty. It is delicious! I can't wait to go back! Their strongest product is the ham and egg bun and the chicken sandwich. YUM.

    The storefront on 90th street between Roosevelt and 37th avenue! (It is a bit hidden!)
    Polly H.

    Great place for delicious Chinese pastries. They have hot tea, coffee, and other beverages! I really like the lady who worked there. She told they are open 5:30 am until 10 pm. I ordered a small hot coffee with an egg, ham, lettuce bun which was really fresh. I could taste the crunch of the lettuce. I also ordered an almond twist which was crispy and light. It is not easy to find, but you can enter on 90th Street nearby the train 7 train exit at 90st. Wow! I am so going back.

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    Solid 5 for me , you can eat breakfast here every single day and it wouldn't hurt your wallet or your mind.

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    The guy makes really good milkshakes!! Cheap and good. Come here so much never once a problem.

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    :-) I love the food here!!! Coffee and tea and bubbe tea my favorite! Delicious 4 choice Chinese food and soup. Fresh and good bakes B-)B-)

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