This is one of the busy cafes in Elmhurst that has the most variety of items…read more They offer things such as cakes, Chinese breads, mochi donuts and more. I decided to try their Coconut Pandan cake which was enjoyable except for the jelly they had in the middle. The cake itself was pretty moist and the cream had a nice Pandan flavor. The Portuguese egg tart is what you would expect from one of these bakery's, very basic but it was nice and flaky. The milk tea was also okay, we asked for less sugar so it was not too sweet. We also got the sesame mochi to go and this was delicious! Definitely the best thing I bought from this bakery. The sesame paste was nice and strong but not too gritty and the mochi was super soft. I have to go back to grab another when I get the chance!

I was here on a Friday mid-morning. There were a tray of buns and the crust as well as the bun was…read morehard. Had to search for softer buns. There was a tray of Tee-Doy decided not to buy any of them because they were all hard. Got 2 of the fish sandwiches and 2 of the chicken sandwiches. The prices for both sandwiches and bun have jumped up since January. I stopped here to get items for family and relatives/friends. Not impressed with their chicken sandwiches for they were hard and there is tendon in one other chicken sandwich has area that was not edible. The quality definitely not what it use to be here. There were lots of seats and tables for patrons to sit. Notice less foot traffic at this store.

Came back here after some time away. They didn't have the flan by itself anymore unless you bought…read morea big one. Not sure if they ran out of the small ones or just don't sell those anymore. I got the flan cheesecake instead and it was good though! I was skeptical but the two does work well together. I also got the berry napoleon and while the whipped cream is light, I prefer a custard and the layers to be crispier. I did get their butter cookies for the first time, and they were good. Parisi bakery still have the best ones in my opinion. I got the Italian cheesecake which I always do, and I think I like this refrigerated more. There doesn't seem to be a difference between cash and credit anymore.

Look no further for the best pumpkin pie in the tri state area! You'll find it at Lety Bakery &…read moreCafe. Located at 77-07 37th Ave in Jackson Heights, NY. Every time I walk in I feel like I'm welcomed with a big hug. Lety herself is often there to help you. Write this number down; 718-507-6539. And call it when you're ready to order for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Or do like me and pick up a pie for yourself just because you love it so much! Tell Lety Mimi sent me!

The workers there treat you so well and affordable prices. The food is amazing, I would recommend…read morethe conchas and the flan. The ambiance is very chill and comfortable to stay at.

Tasty, fresh strawberry shortcake with fruit filling! Very nice! And, customer service was quite…read morefriendly. We will order again.

Stopped by to grab a couple cakes for a party. Got parking easily a couple blocks away on one of…read morethe residential streets. We came by the day before Mother's Day, so they had pre decorated Mother's Day cakes. You can also place an order. Service is quick and friendly. We initially planned on getting a Strawberry Shortcake, as that seemed to be the cake to get. However, we opted for the Cheesecake, because we were able to add fresh strawberries (and whipped cream) on top! I'm not a fan of whipped cream, so I avoided that, but everyone seemed to enjoy. It had a good creamy texture and was not too sweet. The strawberries were indeed fresh. The pound cake was soft and airy. The vanilla flavor comes through. I will have to try the Marbled version next time! Note: Cash Only! A regular customer ordered the tiramisu cake; said it was the best cake ever, so will have to try that next time!

A friend told me about Du Bois' black forest cake many years ago and it was good. I got reminded…read moreabout this bakery recently so dropped by one day, got a pecan pastry and inquired about cakes. They have no website/price list but the gentleman there gave me his card and said he can give info upon inquiry (though seeing a list of cake flavors, fillings, prices would be easier for me when ordering). He did say 7" cakes are $21. By the following week, I needed a cake and ordered by phone a Strawberry shortcake - 8" $38, good for up to 14 people...great price. The next size at 10" is $70+. The icing was not too sweet, and the cake/decor reminded me of 90s cakes, which we didn't mind. We liked that the cake was soaked in the strawberry flavor plus the fresh strawberries in the filling (we compared to a couple of other bakery's SS cake - where the strawberry can be tasted in the filling but not really in the cake by itself. The other cakes were more fine in texture though).

I love the vibe the food and the vibesssss and my fav green tea lemon honey on ice . The mochi…read moredoughnuts my son loves . M husband always get him a ginger lemon tea and bunch of pastries and sandwiches. I love them all since I have lived here for 4 years. Oh the birthday cakes wooooooo!!! We had a Car themed cake for our son Perfect. Get service all the way around.

This is a typical Cantonese bakery that has a handful of locations in Queens. I've also been to…read moretheir Jackson Heights location, which is smaller. They have all usual items - bubble tea, sponge cakes, steamed buns, egg tarts, premade sandwiches, and more. I've had a few items from here and they were all fresh at reasonable prices. I prefer the larger Fay Da bakery chain, which has a much larger overall selection of baked goods. However, I will admit that Rainbow excels at offering non-bakery items. You can get congee, rice noodle rolls, and even a bunch of dim sum items (dumplings, beef balls, siu mai, etc.). You can easily pickup a lunch or dinner from here.

I been coming here for 3 years. I love the sandwiches and coffee. Most try the green tea on ice…read morewith honey and lemon .

A new Rainbow bakery in this area. I had to go check it out. They have their traditional buns…read moreplus they offer new types of buns from what I could see. There were a lot of people in there. Unfortunately, I got there later in the day and there were slim pickings. This place is very clean and they do offer seating if you want to eat there. I was able to get a couple of buns some sort of mochi bun and a cream bun. I will definitely go back when I am in the area hopefully I can get here earlier.

What an AweSoMe little Filipino bakery! The Ube Cake is da BOMBA! The Mango Cake is pretty amazing…read morealso. Their cakes have a funny consistency that is unique and totally works. The 2 layer cake has a dense cake on the bottom and a light, fluffy & spongy upper layer. The light whipped cream matches each flavor and pulls it all together into a delicious dessert! You can order a full size cake or by the slice and also pick up a bunch of other tasty pastries. We ordered an ube cake for my grandniece's, niece's & sister's birthday and it was ready for pick up when we arrived except for the "Happy Birthday" which they quickly put on in icing. Location on Queens Blvd is pretty convenient with metered parking in front and free on Sundays.

Vibe/ambiance: small local mom and pop bakery Service:…read morestandard Items ordered: - halo halo: 6/10, too sweet - ube pandesal: 6/10, kinda dry - torta: 6.5/10

One family member likes to visit 88 Bakery & Cafe practically everyday or every other day. After…read moreday of shopping or walking around the neighborhood, we make a pit stop here to cool our jets and refuel. What is good about 88 Bakery & Cafe is that there is an area where you can sit and enjoy a cup of coffee (I like their coffee) and I get the bun with corn with bits of ham swimming in mayo (white cream). It's cool to sit and watch customers come into the store like the neighborhood traffic guard taking a break after walking in the brutal heat to check his phone. The lady who makes a stop after a day of shopping and sits in a table full of strangers and have a conversation before she boards a bus back home. This is a neighborhood bakery and conveniently located not too far from subway station right next to Walgreens. Come early cause lots of items are sold out. It's self serve with may of the items on the shelves.

This Asian bakery is right in my neighborhood. The ladies behind the counter are strictly…read morebusiness-as-usual although, because I go as often as I do, they have been cracking open some smiles. It is cadh only and seats and counter spaces are available for dining-in. Everything is pretty affordable although, selections may be limited as the day goes on. I like their cold iced teas too.

This was my mom's go-to-bakery for moon cakes and desserts every mid-autumn festival. In…read moreparticular, she always buys this circular pastry with layers filled with lotus and dried pork. It's delicious and I can't find other places that sell these. Parking is tough on the street and be to wait in lines for seasonal items.

Amazing service and this bakery really has decent prices for pastries, i love their chocolate chip…read morecookie and their ice coffees

first time having palabok but wont be the last. its so flavorful and tasty. shop is clean and…read moreservice fast but it can definitely get busy. will stop by when i want a tasty affordable meal.

For my birthday this year, I requested a Red Ribbon Bakeshop cake from my wife. I love their Mango…read moreSupreme cake, as well as the Ube Coconut Log. The bright yellow of the mango and the purple of the ube are unique, as well as the exotic flavors. The cake itself is light and sweet without being cloyingly sweet and the cream is not as heavy as American or Italian style bakeries. We also ordered their Filipino style empanadas with different meat fillings, 2 each of chicken, pork & beef. If you buy 6, you get a bonus empanada, but they threw in 2 extra ones this time! Each meat flavor comes in a slightly different shape to tell them apart. They are baked and not fried like some other meat pies, so the crust is more pie-dough-like instead of crispy or flaky layered. The chicken empanada is just like a handheld pot pie and tastes exactly like one, too!