I tried the satay beef udon at Seyu Mack Tenn. It is below average. The taste isn't that good, the sauce is tasteless and the dish here is meh. I don't think I can order that same dish here again. read more

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I bought a few mini cakes for the kids, and it turned out to be a huge mistake. When we cut them into smaller pieces, we discovered green mold inside. After reading other reviews, I'm even more upset--this isn't an isolated incident. It seems like moldy food is a recurring issue at this bakery. Clearly, food safety is not a priority for them. People deserve better, and this place should not be in business. I strongly urge others to avoid shopping here. 我买了几个迷你蛋糕给孩子们吃，结果成了一个大错误。我们把蛋糕切成小块时，发现里面居然长了绿色的霉菌。看了其他评论后我更生气了----这并不是个别事件。这家面包店食品发霉的问题似乎经常发生。很明显，他们根本不重视食品安全。人们理应得到更好的服务，这家店根本不该继续营业。我强烈建议大家不要再去这家店消费。 read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - green mold - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

poor service.. i got 8 different of bakery from there and 1 iced Tea i try taro bun and its expired, taro was sour. and im afraid to give it out to someone else. so i called them. lady on the phone said i can come back and return when im in the shop lady really RUDE and try not let me return the stuff. and said some bad word to me.. read more

Same story- mold inside the white mini cakes. Its good that I decided to cut them on smaller pieces for my kids and couldn't believe my eyes that was a green mold inside. Had to throw away everything. Whatever is going on there it's not safe to eat moldy food. I surprised after all this reviews they still selling it and nobody called out for inspection. Not coming back there! read more

Seyu Mack Tenn is a Chinese Bakery located on Billings Road in Quincy. It's not a big store but they have a variety of baked goods all over and some in the display case. There are also a few dim sum items behind the counter inside an insulated hot box. The location of this bakery is in a more quiet part of the intersection. And street parking was easy when I went there on a weekend morning. Mini Egg Tarts- These were about two-bite size ones and they are the way to go! I got the box of 12 to split with a gf and it was fantastic! Not sure if they were a better deal or not but it was convenient to just get them in a box. They were sweet, eggy and the crust was flakey. And I placed what I had left of my portion in the fridge and it was still good the next day! Hot Dog Buns- Fluffy bun with a hot dog in it. Classic Chinese bun I used to get at every spot that sold it and this tasted like my childhood! Overall Service: Joyful staff but can and I can see people being turned off because they seem a little pushy when they are trying to show options. A lot of what they show was not be visible or on a menu somewhere. They are just trying to make a sale, very sweet auntie! read more

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Definitely don't go here . The lady was up selling like crazy. She convinced my mom to buy this item and you can clearly see it has mold. The place is pretty dark inside. Everything was so pricey. Make the trip to Chinatown or Kam Man with more foot traffic. read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - a close up of a cake - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

On the morning of June 8th, I bought 8 cakes, 6 loaves of bread and 12 small egg tarts at this store. I kept them in the fridge after getting home. At 6:00 am on June 9th, I took them out to eat and found this situation. After communicating with the merchant, she said I could only go to the store to solve the problem on June 9th or June 10th. Since I have no time from Monday to Friday, I can only go on Saturday or Sunday. I told the merchant that I could take a photo first to prevent fraud and then go to the store on Saturday. However, she refused and hung up the phone in a very bad attitude. Please be cautious when purchasing food at this store and make your own judgment! read more

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Egg tarts are still amazing. The custard is super yummy. The crust could be a bit more flaky and crispy but no complaints there. Still a delicious egg tart. read more

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Cash only but great red bean bolo buns! We preferred it to the plain ones. Service is fast. Ambience is dark but it just means they spent more on the food rather than decor read more

I feel like this place overcharges you on bakery. Make sure you count what you buy cause they do try to charge you extra few bucks or more. I feel like this place is a scam. They try to sell you as much things as possible! read more

The lady (I believe is the owner) at the cash register like "forcing" customers buying some overdue stuff, make sure don't take the bakery she want you to buy!! This time, as soon as we walked in, she started selling us two boxes of the egg tart, she said they were fresh out of the oven (which was not true, my husband ate one in the car and it was cold). Then, she wanna us to buy the honey ginger cake, we didn't get to look at this cake, she grabbed two put in the bag. My husband and I are easy people, she said it was good so we didn't tell her to take it out. Later on, We were looking for sponge cake, then she said the "almond cake" is better, good thing we didn't listen to her this time, otherwise we may have another mold bakery to throw away! We bought the bakery on Friday night, and right now is Sunday morning, there was black mold growing everywhere on the honey ginger cake she "forced" us to buy. So be careful if you go there! Don't get anything she tell you to buy! read more

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They sold me old cake twice. The cake is hard as a brick. And the women up front tried to upsell me so much. I gave them a second chance with the first cake being bad and old and they did it again. Would not recommend. They have no respect for their customers. I can't eat this, hard and looks like it's gone bad. Literally just tossing it away read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - Chocolate cake - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

I love going to Seyu Mack Tenn, it has been my go to Chinese Bakery ever since I moved to Quincy 7 years ago. The women who work there are extremely friendly, always happy to see me. I usually go on Sunday mornings on my way to visit my grandsons. The youngest always asks me to get him the Char Sui Bao - Steamed Red Roast Pork bun, my daughter prefers the baked version. My favorite is the Egg Tart. The price is quite reasonable & I have never had a bad experience there. They have a private parking lot for the bakery & restaurant next to it, but sometimes it is filled with customers from nearby shops. read more

I want to like this new Chinese bakery; I really do. I wouldn't mind having an alternative to Crown Royal. However, this place is just lacking way too much in terms of quality and quantity. Plus, the name (I know how it's derived from) is totally lame. It sounds like some fobby import/export company. Where to start...well, the egg tarts were sub-par. The crust was scant and had no flavor to it. Those characteristics, along with a tasteless filling, makes this a pastry to avoid. The coconut tart had poor texture and a lack of coconut flavor. The wives' pastry was thin, small, and also tasteless. The breads are, to continue the theme, devoid of any flavor. I didn't like the coconut bun, as it lacked much filling inside. I tried a variety of other breads and they all have the same problem. Everything in general here lacked flavor. it was like just eating into blocks of nothing. The prices don't exactly attract either, as some items are higher than Crown Royal. The only reason why this gets two stars? I think Crown Royal got a bit of a wake-up call and cleaned up on customer service. The Mandarin-speaking lady there is actually kinda nice now. Anything to make her less than an ogre deserves some merit. read more

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This review is not for the bakery, but rather solely their Chinese Roast Pork Belly. I have not personally visited this restaurant/bakery, but every now and again when my cousin comes by she brings a few pounds of the Chinese Roast Pork Belly (siu yuk) and it is delicious perfection, by far the best in Massachusetts, bar none. Easily beating out the next contender in Chinatown Cafe in Boston's Chinatown. I have not had one bad experience with the roast pork belly here, it is consistently deliciously made every, single, time. I am making this point because if you're a regular Chinese roast pork eater in and around the Boston area, you already know the roast pork belly scene is VERY inconsistent, sometimes you get fresh cuts, and sometimes you get the dry leftovers from the day before, it's a gamble every time. I'll likely steer clear of the bakery (making up majority of horrible reviews), but will certainly stop by for roast pork belly when in the area. read more

absolutely love this place!! they have the best egg tarts- all the employees are very kind and helpful :) It is cash only! read more

O star! 0 star!! Run away from this bakery immediately! ! ! This is probably the worst experience in my whole life. The lady first forced me to buy the rice roll that I don't need several times. After I made it clear that I didn't need the rice roll, she got so upset and became very rude. Later, I want to buy some bread with two egg tarts. The listed price for the egg tart is $1.25 each. There was only one box of 6 egg tarts left. She said that I have to buy the whole box and it does not sell separately. I think she did it on purpose. There was no whole box price listed. Anyway I tried to buy the whole box of 6 egg tart for a total of $7.5, She insisted on the price of $8.5. First, she pushed me to buy things and then increased the price at her will. After I refused to buy it, she yelled and roared at me. Very horrible experience here. The lady seems to have some mental problem. After reading the other Google reviews, I realized that she has always been like this. Such kind of store should just simply shut down. 远离Quincy的西饼面包店！！！今天发生的事情真的是特别无语，我在旁边的Taipei Cuisine点了外卖在等的时间正好看见这家面包房就想着去买点甜点，老板娘先是一直推荐肠粉，然后就说要来四盒，我说我在隔壁台北点了外卖，就买点点心，然后就非要卖我两盒，在我明确说不需要肠粉后，她就非常不高兴，后来我说拿两个蛋挞再买点面包，上面的标价是$1.25一个，里面还剩最后一盒，一盒六个，她就说不单卖，我觉得她是故意的，明明上面有单价，我说一盒也行，六个一共$7.5，她非要$8.5, 她非说一盒就这价，先是强买强卖，然后随意加价，态度还特别差，我一生气就不买了，然后更无语的事情发生了，她就开始破口大骂，整个一神经病，后来看了Google review，才知道她一直这样，我纳闷了这种店咋还不倒闭呢 read more

We was eating in this area and come across with this bakery. So we want to try some of their egg tart. I'm glad my girlfriend came along with me because i'm those easy person. It was like 6:40pm (Sat) we went in and look at some egg tarts. Then the lady said it was freshly made and said "let me pack you a dozen of egg tarts" then my girlfriends insisted only need 2 and the lady keep try to hot sell her other freshly made cake. Of course we just buy 2 more buns and get out of this place. This lady probably owner was extremely pushy and very dishonest. Come on 2 hour before your closing hours and you said those Egg tart are freshly made? Overall the egg tart are not bad. read more

***PSA to new customers: pay attention and watch your transactions completed and make sure you're only paying for what you want and not what the owner wants you to buy*** We came across this place because we came for a dessert and see what they had. The lady was very friendly and nice and was a true hustler! I don't blame her for being a small business. She offered us to buy things we didn't want and we kindly said no thank you; we gave her what we wanted to buy (pork boa) and asked for a slice of the Almond sponge cake. She kept asking us if that was it even when we were still browsing so I guess she was probably closing soon but I was distracted by looking at what she had in the dessert case and not fully 100% paying attention to her or what she's doing behind the counter. She was very persistent on selling these boxed egg tarts dessert that was "freshly" made just then but we still kept kindly saying no thank you. Anyway, the prices and names of the food/desserts were in her language and not English, so we didn't know how much what was. Money was definitely not an issue but I heard her say "$12.50" and I was thinking that pork boa (4 pieces and the sponge cake) was expensive but we didn't mind spending more when it comes to food we like to eat or food in general. We finished our transaction with her, we took the sponge cake and was reaching for the boa rolls and she said she'll put it in a bag, we said it's ok we don't need one but she insisted so then she walked around the counter and handed us the bag. We left the store and I asked my boyfriend if I can take a photo of his sponge cake so I can post on Yelp (lol), we paused and I saw the egg tarts in the bag and I said, did we pay for these or did she give them to us? He's like no I didn't pay for these so we decided to walk back and ask her. She said we paid for them. I kindly corrected her and said "No, we gave you just the pork boa and a slice of the almond sponge cake for our purchase, we didn't hand you the box or asked for it" and she had the audacity to say that we already walked out with it so she can't take it back. Anyhow, after a few minutes of back and forth she refunded us because she was in the wrong to sneak in a purchase even when we said no thank you. She refunded us the $7.00 but lightly threw the cash at the front of the counter. We still thanked her. I gave this place 3 stars because she came to her senses of refunding back a purchase she snuck in our transaction (no wonder she wanted to give us a bag), and because she was very nice (other than that incident). She hustles real hard but don't swindle customers especially when they were polite and nice from the get-go. Services: 2/5 Food: 3/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Price: 3/5 read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - Horrible photo but this is the almond sponge cake, he said it tasted like a fresh mix of flour and egg - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

This was one of the only bakeries in the area with the most variety of Chinese pastries I've seen. I usually get the standard things that you definitely can't go wrong with, the hot dog buns, sponge cake, pineapple buns, dai bao, yuk sung bao, egg tarts and got beef cheurng fun once. What I've listed are good, tastes like they should. Each item is around the standard $1-2 per pastry. The egg tart is a bit light, not much eggy-ness and is sweeter. It's interesting, not bad, but I'd prefer the eggy Chinatown ones. The beef cheurng fun was not the most amazing thing, but it is what it is, still is a cheurng fun. I want to say the beef was ground beef? Fell apart. All right, so about the lady at the counter haha most people who wrote reviews seemed intimidated by her, but if you speak the language well enough, shes not that hard to deal with. Bring your parents/aunts/uncles to help you if you need!!! From what I see, yes she is pushy but she's trying to sell literally everything, she's doing her job :) but if you just tell her "no its okay" or "no, I don't need it" she's really okay with not selling you that item. Chances are maybe 30 seconds later, she'll try to sell you another item. Any ambiguity, she'll probably take as a chance you might take it, so you have been warned. Give her one or maybe a few firm "no"s if you don't want what she's selling. She's just really friendly and wants to sell all the pastries haha There are times when I go in late and what I want is sold out, the lady always references to the fact that all her bags, even the little ones that hold the individual baos have the phone number and you can call her to reserve! read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - Sponge Cake, Hot Dog Bun, Pineapple Bun, Yuk Sung Bun, Dai Bao (big bun) - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

My mom was eating the paper wrapped cake for breakfast. There was a rubber band inside the cake. Luckily there's no choking this time. For own your safety, please avoid this bakery. read more

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Be careful when the lady (I believe she's the owner) try to hard sell you stuff. Do not take her advice. Also check to make sure there is no signs of mold on your food before you leave the store. I will not be going back. read more

She got to be the best sales lady I know, the pressure was just unbearable. She kept on pressuring/ persuading my kids to buy more food. The worst thing that happen today was that she sold me bread that went bad. We took it back and her explanation was that it was a hot day. I don't think I will be going there again and I wouldn't recommend going there during the summer to avoid food poisoning. read more

My mom was there this morning, and the woman behind the counter does not follow safety protocol at all. She didn't wear gloves, and touches food immediately after touching money, without cleaning her hands first. My mom and the only other customer in the shop called her out on it and she said it was because it's busy. She also said, "Just heat it up when you get home and it will kill all the germs." There was also somebody working there who was decorating a cake without wearing any masks or gloves. I would not feel safe being in there, let alone eating food from there. read more

I have been a customer of the bakery for a few years. I never considered them the best or the worst Chinese bakery around. However after the pandemic started their quality dipped and the prices increased. About half a dozen times I have bitten into a bun that was raw and a doughy inside. This happened with the buns that have fillings inside like custard, beef or pork. I feel like I have given them the benefit of the doubt enough times. Now I have to let the public know about the poor quality of their baked goods. read more

I bought a bun there once and found a worm. I went back to the store and asked for a refund, the owner denied that I bought it there and refused to return my money (even though I had the store branded wrapping to prove). She even said I made this up to smear her store. This place is known to sell expired bread. Former employees also said they would keep certain baked goods over night, scrape off the frosting the next day and add a new layer of frosting. Isn't that illegal? Or at least a health violation? I am very concerned for other customers who still shop there. Please look closely when you buy their goods. They always claim that everything is fresh out of the oven. One good way to test is simply ask them "would you eat it right now if I bought one for you?" read more

The raisin bread (sliced) is better than Crown Royal. It is moist and less dry. The pineapple bun is pretty light, but the topping falls off easily after a bite. The beef stuffed noodles were alright, but not something that I will buy again. The beef was overwhelmed by the amount of noodle and slightly mealy. Service was on the eager side with the lady trying to sell you more of everything. read more

Worst place ever. I bought shu mai and congee there. The foods is horrible. Shu Mai was sour and the congee was cold. Honestly I will never go back there again. read more

Have you ever had a ratatouille moment? You know the Disney movie moment when the food critic takes his first bite of the ratatouille and he closes his eyes and is taken back to his childhood where his mother cooked ratatouille for him. This moment happened to my husband today with the sesame buns with red bean filling. He took his first bite and immediately closed his eyes and just sat there with sesame seeds all over his lips. After a moment he shared with me that it tasted exactly like the treats his grandmother would make him as a child. She would be baking in the kitchen while he was sitting next to her playing. He was raised by his grandmother who passed away years ago so tasting that treat was something special for him. Considering the fact that my husband was raised in Guatemala as a child makes it pretty interesting. We also tried the coconut boba tea. This was my first time ever trying boba tea so my review might not be as credible but it was good. The crispy taro roll was sadly a little bland and the almond cookies were sweet and tasty. The women up front seemed friendly and more than willing to help with suggestions. This place is worth giving a try. read more

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Good selection of baked goods, reasonable prices and friendly staff. I've been here a few times and my favorite items are the light cheesecake and sliced raisin bread. I don't normally like raisins, but I like their bread! The cheesecake texture and taste is similar to Japanese style, very light and almost spongy which is more yummy than it sounds. However, in terms of most of their pastries and buns, it does not match the quality and taste of Crown Royal (just a few blocks away). Although items look good, something in the taste just seems off. I give them 3.5 stars and rounded up to 4 with the hope that they can improve. read more

Seyu Mack Tenn - Mango cake. Good size with a few mango slices on bottom, but doesn't really taste like mango mousse. - Bakeries Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

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Read the reviews here about the "pushy owner" and wanted to mention that I've stopped by to pick up office treats for my co-workers and have never been pushed to get more than I wanted. In fact, I had to ask the ladies at the counter to start prepping a bigger box for me! Girl you know Ima need like 8 of those pork buns! Prices extremely reasonable and everyone at the office loves the buns. Lots of compliments that they taste like they do overseas. read more

My negative star remains. It's been a few years since I've been back to this bakery and I wanted to give them a second chance bc I didn't feel like driving to another one. Anyway, we were greeted by one of employees (they were pleasant ?) and as my eyes were scanning the buns and what not, I caught sight of a *roach* on the floor. I quickly grabbed my SO's hand and left. read more

First the boss lady up sells her stuff, kind of intimidating. Very pushy and tells you to buy the small custard egg tarts every time, literally every time I have been in the store. It gets a little fishy when you up-sell the same item every time. I don't feel like the bakery goods, like the individually wrap buns are fresh. A few time I bought some red bean Mochi and bun, there was already molds growing on it the next day. You can easily taste if buns are fresh out of the oven. In this case, her buns are not fresh. The prices are cheap, but who wants to risk getting sick and get buns that you absolutely have to eat on the same day. I prefer going further to Kam MAn bakery since I know their pastries are fresh. I know they sell everything the same day because they lower the prices at 7pm when they close. 2 stars for location and price. read more

It's convenient with a quick drive. Most of the time, I go right in the morning so everything is warm and fresh. Pretty standard Chinese bakery. I enjoy seeing the owner and the girl that works there, they are used to having frequent and local customers so they remember you. Although everyone says the owner is pushy, I say she just knows how to sell. It's a business, of course she is going to try to sell you more than you went there for. I don't mind it, I get to try something new or just tell her no thanks. No big deal people! The place is fairly clean, a bit of seating. Price isn't too bad, compared to other places that you would want to grab breakfast or lunch. The taste of the food is okay. I love the way bakeries make jook (rice porridge). I've tried a good amount of their items like jook, hot dog bao, sponge cake, pineapple bun, big bun, sticky rice, rice noodles, ham sui gok. I'll continue to come here to support the small local business. read more

I was thinking I was the only person tricked by the lady owner's egg tarts story. She was pushing to sell which makes me so uncomfortable. I can't say no onto her professional smiling face, end up bought a lot more than I wanted. Don't like the way she does her business. She uses this way to all her customers. read more

I came here today to buy a birthday cake. There were 2 in the window. I asked the lady which one is made fresh TODAY. She told me the one on the left, I repeated my question to her. Are you sure this one is freshly made today? She said yes, I am sure. So I bought it because I trust that she would not lie to me. 3 hours later I cut this cake, and it tasted Sour. This cake was SOUR. I have called a few times and they appear to be closed now. I will submit an update when I get ahold of this place. read more

Just OK. Had a coconut tart which was supposedly "fresh". It was luke warm and just ok. I also got a taro roll, some jook (rice soup), a sponge cake, and a soy bean drink from the fridge. The taro roll again was just ok. The rice soup was very good, as was the sponge cake. They didn't make the drink so I won't review it. There isn't much space to sit and no public bathroom. The display of everything is really pretty. Overall it seems like a very standard Chinese bakery, just new. As I don't go to Quincy a lot, I probably won't be back. There are far higher quality Chinese bakeries in Chinatown in Boston, or if I am in Quincy, other better ones in Quincy. Oh, cash only btw. read more

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I like this place. My wife and I usually drop by here for milk tea and some baos when we're in town to visit my mom. I like the Char Siu Bao (roast pork bun) and Nai Wong bao (custard with pineapple bun). It's definitely better made than anything I get in Boston Chinatown. And my wife is usually picky about her baos because she's used to lot of options back in her home town and she approves of this place, so that's saying something. I grew up in Quincy and this is the first time I feel that one of these Chinese bakeries has gotten it right like they do in SF and NYC. read more

I wish I can really like this place. I'm still giving it some time. For now I will have to re-rate it 3 stars. This place has potential given the variety of items that they offer - which I think can also be a detriment to them. One of those cases, trying to do too much while failing to execute them well. Also, turnover of goods seems to be questionable - one occasion buns taste stale (ie old). People are friendly, items look pretty and well packaged but QUALITY must be established. Other yelpers may disagree with me but I like their melon pastry (can't benchmark with other places since this is my 2nd time eating it). read more

This place is AWESOME. We got breakfast here two days in a row while visiting Quincy. They have three varieties of hot steam buns for a buck a piece-pork and vegetable was my favorite. We tried the shumai as well, best I've ever had. Numerous beautiful cakes and pastries. The crispy sesame cookies are a must have as well. You'll want to try everything, and you can, cause of the awesome prices. Single items are hardly more then $1.35. Go and eat it up! read more

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