This probably is the smallest of the Maxin bakeries, barely 10 feet wide, but is the closest to the Main 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. read more

Maxin Bakery - Bao - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Baked roast pork bun, $2.10 They take credit/Google pay. Interior not as fatty as most. Good dough (not processed-tasting); still sweet but not as crazy sweet as I've had before. They do not have pineapple RPB. Great, helpful, quick, friendly checkout! Maybe this deserves 5 stars. read more

Maxin Bakery - Pork bun - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Maxin Bakery can be accessed from Main Street outside as well as inside Arcadia Mall. This cute yet small bakery has a really good assortment of both sweet and savory Chinese baked goods. You will not be disappointed as their baked goods are all individually wrapped and well organized. Under each bakery item, you will see a label written both in Chinese and English that details what it is. Additionally you will find trays and tongs for your use, as you ponder how many delicious items are a must have haha. I for one had many warm and fresh tasting hot dog buns, roast pork buns and a set of sweet Portuguese custard tarts to go. I am a repeat offender here and always look forward to buying a ton. Their baked goods freeze well so I'm able to enjoy them at my leisure. You've got to stop in here when you're in the neighborhood, their baked goods are yum! Lots of sweet as well as savory items to indulge in. Lastly, I always have a large to go hot creamy coffee for the ride home! read more

Maxin Bakery - Maxin Bakery entrance from inside the Arcadia Mall - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Small Chinese bakery with a good variety of baked goods. Lots of items to choose from in this little bakery shop. They even had cookies, baozi, pastries on top of the normal cakes. Everything looked delicious. The staff was really nice too. HAPPY BAKING! read more

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Went in for an iced coffee and a few bakery items, coffee was quite bitter and the roast pork bun was blehhhh, it was cold and gelatinous, and super sweet, not to my liking. This area is hell for parking ! Service was good. But not the most hygienic spot. read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Hearty selection of Chinese bakery items here, ranging from pork floss bun, various ham/frank buns, coconut buns, and more! There are also fresh (hot) steamed buns with various fillings, and if you want to bring home for later they also offer a pack of 9 steamed buns with filling for $10! I actually don't know if it's cash only but it's definitely more cash-friendly - and considering one bun is under $2, probably worth it to use cash (or any coins you have laying around) anyway! read more

Maxin Bakery - selection of baked goods - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Whenever I go to Flushing, I always make a pitstop at Maxin Bakery. You might say what makes Maxin Bakery stand out from all the other bakeries in Flushing, NY. The egg tarts currently $1.80 are nicely wrapped and I find them delicious. They also have Portuguese Egg Tarts 2 for $4.50. The other item that I get every time is in their refrigerator- Pack of 9 steamed buns- your choice of Roast Pork Buns, Vegetable or Chicken with Vegetable for $9.50. There are chairs and tables as you walk further in. If you walk further you are at Arcadia Mall. Lots of other Asian bakery items to select from. read more

Maxin Bakery - Already ate. Two left for family. - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Came here on a Sunday afternoon with the kids! Was here to look for some next day breakfast items, and there were so many options! They have a lot of classic Chinese bakery staples. Staff was friendly! There was some seating in the back but all taken up by people! Their bakery was fresh and delicious! We will be back! Thanks! read more

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The 3 different sponge cakes were $1.70 each and the coffee cake was $2.50. Lots of tastes for only $7.90! I liked the coffee cake least, since i wanted big coffee flavor and it wasn't there. It was interesting texture wise though. I loved the 3 soft cakes. Two of them had a sweet cream filling. This place is dangerous! I want to try everything! read more

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One of the best bakery in Flushing Chinatown in Queens. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Their freshly baked Cantonese style buns is a cut above other bakery in the area. The mouth watering cakes is to die for. They may not have as large a selection as some of the other places but their quality sets them apart. read more

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Small bakery with some seating area. The breads are much cheaper and bigger than their competitors like Fay Da and Paris Baguette in flushing. They also serve hot/cold drinks but I haven't tried those. Green tea Swiss roll singles was okay, green tea flavor is subtle but mostly taste of cake, cream was oily. I would recommend the original flavor* They also serve hot/steamed chicken/pork buns. Cash recommended. No minimum on credit cards BUT they charge you a fee. I'm not sure how much the fee is. read more

I'm giving one star because I was overcharged for egg tarts. I bought two, which should have cost $4.25, but the woman charged me $5, claiming they were Portuguese tarts. I know they were just regular egg tarts, but she insisted they were Portuguese and even put a sign labeling them as such. It was only a 75-cent difference, but this feels like an attempt to scam customers. This is not right and this place should be reported to Consumer Affairs, the Better Business Bureau, and the IRS. read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Stumbled across this bakery because we wanted to grab some Chinese pastries since most Asian bakeries by our house are Korean bakeries that have more sweet than salty pastries. We ended up getting about 30 or so items and it ended up being only $50. So cheap for such large items and they tasted really good too. They seem to be one of the few places that takes credit cards in Flushing area. read more

This small bakery has freshly baked items that looks so delish! I was most definitely intrigued by the prices. Everything was decently priced for the items that were being sold. I bought the Bacon, scallion and hotdog bun. It was so gooooood the dough was extremely soft. Ahhh I should've got 1 more thing for the road lol read more

Maxin Bakery - Yummy pastries - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This place has a robust business on a Sunday at 8:15 AM. I was just strolling down Main Street, when I saw five people go inside the bakery within one minute. I had to go in and check out this corner bakery. The prices are extremely reasonable, especially in New York City! I got three roast pork buns for six dollars total, a beef curry pastry for less than two dollars, and a pork pastry. I also picked up a coconut custard bun for my Caucasian friend. They except credit cards. However, there is a small fee. I paid $9.25 for five items, a bargain!!! The roast pork bun is extremely delicious, and full of delicious lean pork meat. I highly recommend this bakery. The location I went to was 4235 Main St. I can back the next day on Labor Day Monday before 7 am and again noticed two people going in. I bought two fresh baked pork buns for $4 total cash and ate one immediately. They were still warm from being freshly made. I gave the other to my Irish/English friend and she said it was wonderful. The prices for the drinks were also extremely affordable! Much cheaper than in Atlanta! I would run here anytime I am back in the area! read more

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When walking by, the sign was blocked, so it just said "xin" bakery. In any case, we were pleasantly surprised by their selection in such a small bakery. They had two kinds of hot dog buns -- (1) rolled the long way and (2) shaped in like a four-petal flower with four hot dog pieces. The hot dog was yummy enough, but the milk bun was on the dryer side. Even so, we were elated since this was the 5th bakery we visited looking for these (New Flushing, Rainbow, Star, and Fa Da did not have any). So again, 4 stars for even having these buns! read more

There are a few locations for Maxin Bakery in Flushing (three located on Main Street). This location, the one next to the 7 train entrance has no seating but they serve the customers quickly. It is a pick up and go bakery selling Chinese sweet and savory buns along the shelves on the wall and milk teas ordered at the register. The buns ($1.55 each) are best in the morning, before noon. The bakery items are always fresh every time I come here and at 9 am they are warm. Towards 3 pm the selection is smaller and the buns are cold. This location has the best sweet topping bun (pineapple bun/bolo bao) around with three varieties of filling: red bean, coconut shred, and kaya cream. There is actually no pineapple in it but the topping looks like a pineapple skin, with its golden crunchy, crumbly crust. read more

Maxin Bakery - Sweet Topping Bun - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

If a baked good has been jostled, squished, transported by plane and car, frozen for a few months, and still tastes so delicious after simply thawing that it elicits an audible squeal from me while eating, pretty sure that deserves five stars for me! Talking purely about Maxin's pineapple (bolo) bread-- no fruits were harmed, this traditional Asian sweet bread just looks like a pineapple due to the cracks on the sugary skin covering the bread. The sugar skin layer is thin and more on the sticky than crumbly side but goes soooo well with the rest of the bread. There's no filling, but most of the bread beneath is slightly sweet (sans a few scant bites that tasted more like a dinner roll, but overall derrish). I think the best way to keep them fresh is to freeze them ASAP and then thaw them out when you want to eat them. Baking/warming them up changes their texture or makes them on the too-soft side. They're big enough for a light meal or a carb-loading snack. It's sweet, satisfying, and makes your tastebuds smile. I've had a loooot of different versions of this bread back at home, and this humble bakery's version is probably my favorite! The rest of their breads look a bit dated but who knows... might be as yummy as their bolo! I am most definitely buying some pineapple buns in bulk next time I'm in the area, some for the trip home + for later to snack on-- definitely give it a try if you're a fan! read more

The tiramisu is stale and hard. Very disappointed ! It's 2021 , why the bakery still selling the old cake that indicate the bakery is inferior! Why ! It's not just "not fresh " , it is hard like firm tufu !! read more

Maxin Bakery - Tastes obviously stale! - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Ok place for Chinese bakery food and hot drinks. The price is cheaper than their competitors and the food quality is acceptable read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Rules for dating Max. (1) Don't pick up the phone, you know he's only calling cuz he's hungry and alone (2) Don't let Maxin, you'll have to kick him out again (3) Don't be his friend, you know he's gonna feed you pork buns in the mornin And if you're eating with him, you ain't getting over him I got milk tea, I drink it. This is the kind of bakery where I like Maxin out my credit card. For real though. I got a bun, because Yelp told me to. I also got a milk tea. The bun was tasty and was the last one. The tea was just milk tea, no tapioca, and it was hot. It was good. Very cheap, very friendly. I liked that they served me so late when they were almost closed, and did so with a smile. Indeed, I particularly loved the service here. The milk tea was very nice as well even though it spilled on me. That's really my fault, not Maxin's. I definitely appreciated that they served me late and found me some stuff that I liked even though most I've everything had already been sold. read more

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I stand corrected, my review and photos are for the 42-35 main street location. Didn't realize there were two on Main street. read more

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Just think these employees were baking all morning then serving all day. Always nice and happy. The coffee and deserts were excellent, fresh etc. totally coming back. Very appreciative of these hard working pleasant bakers read more

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For those who get appreciate the comparison between the two main Chinatowns, Maxin Cafe franchise is the Flushing version of Manna House/Fay Da in Manhattan. With the four stores situated within 10-15 blocks of each other, even Starbucks has nothing on Maxin. Of the four Maxin Cafe locations in Queens, the one on 40-06 Main is the smallest, no-frills bakery within a ten-block radius. It is perfectly located right off the stairway from the subway station next to Popeye's. Competing against the likes of Vanilla Cafe, Tai Pan, and Yi Mei Fung, Maxin stands out as the one bakery with the most reasonably priced baked goods and tea/coffee drinks along with a solid selection of buns including pineapple, cocktail, red bean, and roast pork. While the other bakeries are more focused on specialty baked goods, Maxin's selection is about the basic Chinese baked goods. The selection is actually even more impressive given the small space at this location. Lastly, if the banner outside doesn't already beat you over the head with the deal, bubble tea drinks are BOGO free until 9pm! read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

I took a chance to try their baked goods and I'm not disappointed. I wanted to find another bakery, other than Fay-Da and the New flushing bakery. I tried their coconut bun and wives' bread. Both delicious! I decided on these two since there weren't a lot left. The coconut bun wasn't too sweet and it's better when it's heated up. The wives' bread had a flaky consistency, had a red bean filling and was topped off with white sesame seeds. I've returned within the same week to buy the same things, but also decided to try their Chinese sausage bun (recommendation from the other yelpers) and red bean bun. I enjoyed the Chinese sausage bun, it's definitely a lot better when it's hot along with some sriracha. The red bean bun was bread-like with a red bean ribbon running through the bread. It was topped with almonds. The bun was not overly sweet and was quite enjoyable. I'd definitely continue to come back here for their baked goods and steamed buns. I'm still a little wary about their bubble tea, but maybe sometime in the future. read more

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I've been coming this mysterious Chinese bakery to grab a coffee only for a while. Their coffee is so rich and creamy, strong. I wonder they put MSG in it. read more

I brought this last night ,Weird taste , color change !!:( stay away with this bakery I feel like if I ate it I will get sick !! read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Hmm seems like Maxin is the go-to Chinese bakery in Flushing. I mean, there are only 4 stores located within a 1 block radius of the heavily congested intersection of Main and Roosevelt /end sarcasm. Having perused several of the popular bakeries in the area, I would agree that Maxin is probably one of the better options to get the most bang for your buck. It has all of your classic Chinese bakery buns at reasonable prices, although you can definitely get a better deal at Chinese bakeries in Brooklyn. Just sayin'. My awesome friend got me a walnut cookie and I really enjoyed it. But then again, it's something that's virtually impossible to mess up haha. If you're looking for something fancier, I would recommend checking out Iris Tea and Bakery instead. But for your run of the mill Chinese bakery buns/baked goods, Maxin is a solid option. read more

Maxin Bakery - Walnut cookie - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

Great prices for consistent bread pastries! Im a fan of their tuna (only when its fresh), roast pork, pineapple buns, and scallion and hotdogs buns! I like that they use the Hong Kong Style milk tea bags and not Lipton tea bags. The H.K ones have a more distinct flavor which I love. Other places like Early Bird bakery and Mr Tu's Bakery don't have it, but Maxin and Others like Taipan/fayda have it which is awesome! While other bakeries have been rising prices over the last few years, Maxin have been consistent with their prices which I admire. They're all individually wrapped except the cakes/deserts in the refrigerator, but who really gets the the cakes???? They have a summer promotion with 50% drinks, but its only limited to about four drinks...basically two... aka bubble milk tea or rainbow jelly milk tea. When you ask for it, sometimes, they say they dont have it maybe because 1) they dont understand you, or 2) dont want to give it to you because they are just advertising for more customers to buy things other than the "cheap" drinks promo. Anyways, if you ask for it and happen to get it, its a banging price of $1.40!!!!! Its great because they use REAL MILK TEA, not the powder ones at places like quicklys/kungfu/chai time!!!! And even if you dont like bubbles, I would suggest getting the deal and not eating the bubbles. It's the same milk tea used for iced milk tea drinks at their store. Great buy for breakfast! My to-go! read more

Went here quickly to get some bread to snack on, but there was a limited assortment of bread despite it being 4pm. I bought a coconut cream bun for around $1.55, which is a typical price for buns in Flushing. The bun, however, was very dry and left a weird after taste in my mouth. Would probably come here again, but not get the coconut cream bun. read more

I came here to get a bread, and for whatever reason, all the pineapple top breads were super flat. I went against that and decided to get one with red bean anyway, and it was surprisingly decent. It was flat, but I liked the red bean inside. It was quite mushy but I could still taste the red bean. The pineapple top was not crunchy though, which is sad. At $1.55 including tax, it's definitely on the expensive side for not very great quality. read more

Another Maxin branch for my go-to breakfast spot! Absolutely loving their freshly baked pastries and COFFEE! Individually wrapped and sanitary. Perfect location in the heart of Main St. Clean environment. No seating area in this Maxin because of small spacing. Reasonable prices. Never on sale, but that makes them stand out from other bakeries. Grab a quick BUN on the go! ;) read more

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I love their iced coffee w/extra cream! They make it to my liking and I have to have it every single morning. Their drinks and bakery goods is cheaper than Taipan and tastes better imo. I like the fact that they have a few locations in Flushing so whichever part I'm in, I can always go to one. Their iced milk tea is good too. read more

Maxin Bakery - Iced coffee and vanilla swiss roll - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Located in Flushing, Queens this bakery has some delicious buns. It's a corner location on a busy street. Small place that has some delicious buns. I had the baked and steamed Pork buns. They were Delicious! The baked Buns has a sweetness to it and the steamed seems to be light and airy. The filling is amazing. Chopped roasted pork with like a gelatin mix. So good. Highly recommend this place. The best part is they're Cheap! read more

Maxin Bakery - Steamed Pork Buns - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

There's a lot of bakeries in Flushing, Main street. All are great but I fine that this one is a bit different from others. It's a bit small but they have everything clearly displayed AND wrapped. This makes the process of buying buns faster. The prices are really cheap as well. One more I skipped breakfast and decided to just grab and bun and tea. Came out to less than $3. There's only two workers (that I've seen so far) but they work effectively. That's why I give it a 5/5- other than that of course the buns are about the same or similar to all the other bakeries. read more

Bought a box of 4 bun/pastry with salty york and red bean filing. Finished 3 quarter of one bun and still didnt see/taste salty york, was wondering if it was a mistake that the chef forgot to put the york in this one. Then finally saw a super tiny piece (fingernail size) of yellow salty york at the last bite... cut open the rest bun/pastry, they all contain super tiny piece of salty york!! I have been eating this type of traditional chinese bun/pastry since I was a child. It ALWAYS contains an ENTIRE york in each bun! They probably chop one york to put into 20+ buns! You can not call it Salty York Bun and charge higher price this way! Feel totally cheated!!! So disappointed and have to throw the rest away, because without the salty york, its just a ball of super sweet red bean paste! Gross. The papaya milkshake is also the worst I have ever had. Only taste ice water! Where are the milk and papaya??? The entire Flushing area is full of cheap low quality bakery. There is no better choice! Seriously dont understand it. If you go to Asia, you will never see this level of low quality bakery... sad sad sad read more

This was my second stop in my hunt for Mooncake last week. From what I recall. The Lotus Moon Cake without any Yolks is $18 a box. The ones with One or Two Yolks are $22 or $24 or $28 a box. They also carried little ones and single serve normal sized one for like $4-5 each. That was what drew me into the place. There was this quite lady outside displaying Moonsakes and helping me select. There's no seating but everything looks bright and clean with a so so limited selection of pastries. It's quite close to the subway station. I'm sure there will be another visit in the future. read more

Yet another branch of this great bakery has opened in the Main St. area, this one is the most convenient yet, just steps from the major 7 train exit. My fave, the sugar-almond braid was not sugared enough compared to the ones they make over at the Roosevelt Ave. branch (where I'm a regular), but the "mismatch" (a.k.a half coffee half milk tea) was fantastic. And tip, they have one of those cold drink top-sealing machines here so less messy! BOTTOMLINE: Bright pleasant display cases, friendly staff, and on par foodstuff = showing promise! read more

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I have a dirty mind. A very little dirty mind. Every time I see this place, or even think of it, I automatically think of Maxim. That's right. And no, I'm not having a moment, you dirtyfreaks. It's insane how many small bakeries have turned into chains in the last few years. I didn't even know this place existed until I was waiting for a bus in front of it. They're smart enough to put a bakery right in front of an overcrowded bus stop on a busy section. This is like fast food for Chinese people. I always get the hot dog bun because it always tastes like it just came straight freshly made from the oven. I'm not sure if I like the sausage more or the bread more. Unlike most bakeries, the bread is made ready to go with plastic baggies. This is more sanitary and faster since this is a to-go place with no seating or standing. What I don't like is that they charge Fay Da prices for bread but I think this place has much better quality and tasting then the now-cheap in quality Fay Da. Pretty hot, hmm? read more

Nothing much. Give 1 star because I found couple pieces of metal wire in my red bean bun. Never knew metal wire is digestible. read more

Maxin Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Flushing, New York

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