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I love all their pastries but my favorite is the cream filled log. Best bakery in Hong Kong Mall!
The bread here is incredible. I got plain one with a sausage in it, and some bakeries just make the bread bland because they figure you only care about the sausage, but this bread was flavorful and soft. And that same level of care is found in their other items as well. My husband loved the pork floss bread and the ones with cream inside were also so good. My kids loved the giant macaroons. The store is pretty small but it's clean and friendly. Definitely check it out
Checked out the soft opening of Sixping Teamenjoin (replacing the original bakery). It's in the plaza with Don's Café and One Dragon, the parking is as expected. They were really busy and it's a small space but luckily we didn't wait long. The staff was working hard and very friendly (the older lady was hilarious). Food was hot, fresh, and nostalgic. Especially enjoyed the scallion pancake, savory sticky rice roll, XLB, and egg pancake with scallion egg
Moist cakes, cute, and delicious. Had some To go for someone's birthday and it was definitely soft. moist, milky, and fruity.
Six Ping have change this location to a Chinese breakfast spot. It is still spot opening right now. But there are a lot of potential for this concept to be successful. The food taste really good, the chef is from Taiwan so it is more Taiwan breakfast flavor here. But the price can be better like the egg pancake is a little bit expensive. The service was pretty good.
Stopped by Six Ping on a Saturday afternoon after lunch at a restaurant in the same complex! We purchased the pandan cake and Thai milk tea cream bread for $2.75 each then 2 scoops of banana milk and Oreo cream cheese gelato for $4 each for a subtotal of $13.50 (note that they don't take card for purchases under $5). The space was clean and welcoming, with a booklet up front to browse cakes for order. I haven't tried the pastries we purchased yet, but the gelato flavors were unique, creamy, and refreshing! There's no seating inside, but there are 2 tables with 6 chairs total outside. We opted to chill here and enjoy the Sunday afternoon breeze.
I've been going here for as long as I can remember and it's so good. I really like their savory breads and they're all very cheap and worth it. My family always buys the mango cake here. It is more expensive ($50) but it's really good. The icing is not too sweet, theres fresh mango and fruit on it, there is a layer of flan/pudding in between and a layer of mango inside the cake as well. The workers are very nice and they have so many options.
My biggest pet peeve is that the owner didn't manage the biz pages on all of the Six Ping Bakeries 六品烘焙. This page was moved from Metropole Center to Dun Huang Plaza during Bellaire Blvd reconstruction in 2012-2015. The reviews were all over the places. I think this page didn't move back to Metropole (near Mala Sichuan) until 2017. I have been to all Six Ping Bakeries. This one is the smallest and has the best aroma than others. During CoVid-19 food service restriction period in 2020, they struggled to stay open. It was the saddest in Chinatown history. They closed more days then opened days. Things improved in 2021 but still operating under precaution. I praise for their business strategy by allowing few customers inside at the same time. Because I crave for the Hong Kong Buns once a while. It's far better than eating donuts. In 2022, inflation doesn't stop me from coming back for those delicious baked buns. They always have art cakes. That's why I'm here today to grab a slice of beautiful tasty cake.
Basically a cheaper version of 85C Bakery. The specialty pastries are pretty large and they're only $3. The pies and cakes are pretty unique, are fairly priced ($5 for the minis) and aren't too sweet. I recommend the three that I've photographed: the mango mousse, the chocolate bear shaped mousse, and a durian pie.
Small tradition Chinese bakery in an old strip center of Chinatown. Large varieties of fresh bakes that were priced lower than the competitors. The size of the bakes was larger too. Our party brought several types of red bean filled buns. The red beans filling was generous and the bread was soft. We enjoyed the buns very much with our afternoon coffee at home. There were no tables nor chairs for indoor consumption. I will return if I am in the area.
COVID-19: Open and masks worn with a plastic barrier!! The owner is Taiwanese!!! A TAIWANESE BAKERY Y'ALL YUSSSS. There were SO many quality breads, some Taiwanese staples...and others that were so brilliant like pandan coconut and a sponge cake bread with pandan, taro AND vanilla? YES. Their breads are what I am used to: buo luo/pinapple bun, breads with rou song/pork floss, and ingredients like taro and custard. Man! I have been looking to get Taiwanese bread outside of 85C (because 85C is definitely more "white-washed" and overpriced, let's be real). Six ping is it!!! I was also pleased to know that they have multiple locations, but all sprinkled around the Chinatown area. I'm pumped that I know I can get fluffy, delicious, fresh and TASTY asian breads outside of 85C. All of the breads I picked were around $2. The friendly and kind lady working today at this location was so sweet. Do know that there's a $10 minimum for credit card use, so if you don't plan on getting a lot of items...bring cash! Plenty of parking in this parking lot shared with other restaurants. Come through and support local y'all.
Today's Mommy's Birthday! Happy Birthday Mommy!! I love you Mommy! said my exquisitely adorable daughter....like 10 times! *heart melted* Fallen in love at the first sight with this cute unicorn cake, my picky eater kept scooping into her mouth the colorful sweet cream and had fun playing with the fondant unicorn horn. Hey, you guys just have no idea how difficult it is to make her stay seated and eat! I loved my tasty birthday cake and had a great time. Thank you Six Ping!
3 years ago
Wonderful little store out of a chain that has multiple locations up and down Bellaire Blvd. It's just a storefront as the goods seem to be made somewhere else. I like the different options from the red bean pie to the sweet breads and they retain their freshness even into the night. They have a minimum $10 order for credit card purchases though, which somewhat annoys me. read more
7 years ago
Delicious Desserts! Best cakes and cookies in town ! I love the boxes and the overall presentation. read more
8 years ago
They worked with their sister location to help me get the last pork sung roll that they had. Giant macaroons. Massive. Yuuuuuuge. read more
7 years ago
So many different kinds of cake here; all look great. I haven't had a chance to taste anything other than their mango cake and let me tell you, it was Delicious. The mango slices to the side of the cake were sweet and all the other fruits (as toppings) were fresh and tasted good too. I didn't quite like the fact that it was a little "over" and "heavy" with the whipping cream; it was pretty overwhelming to me. The cake, which was very spongy and scrumptious, was less in quantity compared to the fillings. Nevertheless, it was yummy and I'd surely buy it again. Can't wait to try the other cakes! read more
There are many Six Pings. On the same street. If you have not been to one of these bakeries, then you are missing out. This particular location is older and I don't come to this one often (I go to the one in the plaza with all the dessert and boba shops) but nevertheless, I discovered this location first. The bakery goods here are ridiculously cheap. I went crazy and grabbed like two bags worth of breads and the price was still cheap. I love how the fillings aren't too sweet either so I feel safe grabbing whatever that's on the shelf. They also make some cute breads in the shape of animals and golden coin. I had a slice of taro cake here which was good too. I don't know if they use the same recipe for the cake as in other places but I bought a cake from one of their other locations and it was beautiful and delicious. You must check out a Six Ping bakery. read more
Very nice bakery in Dun Huang Plaza! Lots of great offerings! Fresh baked on site! Great alternative to your in store grocery store bakeries! If you're ever in the area check it out! Nice customer service with great prices! read more
If you're reading this during business hours, stop whatever it is that you are doing and drive to Six Ping for their long cream bread. Take a bite, finish the loaf in one sitting and both thank and curse me afterward. I don't mind. This bread made my six PING. I have no idea what that meant. They also top their cakes with macarons. WHAT. I think my work is done here. read more
When you're craving a some asian baked goods, including red beans and taro stuffed buns, this is your place. The location is very small, but all the breads are beautiful and organized. Most buns are neatly wrapped in plastic with English descriptions. There were cookies, bread and cakes. There is a very small amount of Mochi or rice based desserts for you fellow gluten intolerants. Also there are a few jelly and pudding desserts in the teeny tiny refrigerated section. The mango milk pudding was sweet and creamy. My husband said the chocolate creme-stuffed bun was great although it just tasted like good bread stuffed with whipped butter. My banana Mochi was... Let's just say I could live without it. read more
13 years ago
B-E-A-UTIFUL cakes. I work right around the corner from this bakery and when boss man's wifey was celebrating her birthday, I stopped in to pick a nice cake up for the office. The green tea cake was gorgeous, topped with macarons, fresh fruit and chocolate twills and even stuffed with pineapple and egg pudding. They have really interesting pastries. Perhaps the most interesting was a french toast Bahn Mi. Imagine a sandwich with 3 layers of French toast. In between the first layer is your normal ham and cheese. In between the 2nd and 3rd toast you have sweet shredded pork. Then... then you deep fry it. It is almost worth the heart attack. read more
Ahhhhh !!! The thin sliced Mango fruit on the outside of our cake was such an enticing and pleasurable site to see we could hardly wait to see and taste the inside. We were not disappointed. 3 tender cake layers surrounded by a light sweet cream/pudding made the entire presentation beautiful just to look at. A variety of fresh fruits adorned the top. Of course the point is to enjoy and just... Wow ! The sweetness of the natural Mango combined with the light cream filling made for an incredible texture and taste that i have not experienced. Most typical cakes make me feel done after a slice. This one I seriously thought about throwing down just for another piece. This was simply the finest cake that i have ever experienced. Oh yeah...we will be back for a lot more. read more
I've come here quite a few times now. It's next to Jusgo supermarket and I do my weekly business here everytime after grocery shopping. Comparing to other bakery shops nearby, this one looks the cleanest and offers a great selection. I am still constantly trying out new bakeries every once in a while but I love their almond thin cookie/cracker. I also recently purchased a birthday cake from them and it was great! read more
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Move over, Classic Kitchen. Six Ping is now Houston's best place for Taiwanese-style breakfast. As you make your way inside, try to resist the urge to buy every baked good in sight. The selection is definitely not as vast as their other Bellaire location, but they have all the favorites + cakes etc. On to the breakfast. I really enjoyed the baked sesame pancake with scallion egg (there are other fillings, too). SODALICIOUS. The sesame pancake is so flaky and baked to perfection! I expected nothing less from Six Ping. I think I saw you tiao (fried dough) and dou jian (soybean milk) at every table. I couldn't find any "cash only" signs, but no one was paying with cc so I'd bring cash just in case. read more
6 years ago
The amazing bakery smell upon entering Six Ping is a good sign. Aside from offering traditional Taiwanese breakfast selections, Six Ping also has a bakery on the side with all the baked good favorites! The cash only is not an issue as most of the menu and bakery selections are cheap. Went pre-Chinatown rush hour on a weekend for breakfast (~9:30am) and seating was quick. You order at the counter and snag a seat. Top picks: Red Bean Cake - flaky sweet bread, fresh from the oven, stuff with sweet red bean Steam Brown Sugar Bun with Egg - warm and fresh, I could eat the bread by itself but the scallion egg was delicious Salted Sticky Rice: ordered it with egg and fried dough which were great additions but the sticky rice was a bit tough on the outside Pork Xiao Long Bao: $6 for 8 pieces of decent sized dumplings, great deal! Loved the dumpling skin and the flavor of the meat inside The baked sesame pancake wasn't very good (bread was hard and difficult to chew) and paired with just the fried dough and egg, dish was pretty plain. Stopped by the bakery and grabbed a couple of sweet breads. Not sure how the quality is later in the day, but we snagged everything fresh so it was delicious!!! The red and green bean sweet breads were my favorite, but the custard filled bread is a close second. Six Ping is a fabulous spot if you're looking for an affordable Taiwanese breakfast and bakery!! read more
13 years ago
I'm in love!! I am always searching for a good bakery and I found it by accident! Most of the pastries are around $1-$3 so we piled it on our tray! Cream filled, red bean, taro, raisins, almond, ham & cheese, blueberry cream cheese, strawberry cream cheese, etc. I was prepared to pay ~$40 but was shocked that the total was ~$16. My reaction was, "that's it?! AWESOME DEAL!" The ham & cheese one and it's delish!!! Fresh, soft, and full of goodness! They had cute animal-shaped bread too---too cute. Oh, their bread stays soft for several days! read more
I literally went here for the sole reason that Tuan L. had 3 check-ins-- I trust my Yelper friend! THIS PLACE WAS SO COOL! I totally felt like walking into the candy room on Willy Wonka, only replace the candy with unique asian pastries and make the room a little bigger than a closet. I can't believe how much they pack into that tiny bakery, all fresh and high quality-- so much to explore. I bought a number of things, so much that I felt embarrassed because I was definitely alone, making me compulsively tell the lady at the counter, 'umm I'm buying so much because I have friends...' That was initially a lie, because I knew I was just studying by myself all day, but because everything was so good I couldn't help but share it with new friends (read: complete strangers) at the coffee shop later. Six Ping was fun, a new experience, and I'd definitely take friends there to show off my (Tuan's) find. The tiny thin crispy buttery almond cookies were my fave! read more
I was looking for a bakery place to buy a birthday cake for my brother. I'm glad I took a chance on this place. I ordered the ice cream cake and it was a hit. One huge tip- thaw it about three hours before eating. Those cakes are really frozen... Very delicious once it's defrosted a bit. The cake to ice cream ratio was just right. I have purchased about two more times after that. They have so many delicious looking pastries, it's truly a dilemma when I walk in to this bakery. My favorites have to be: -vanilla layer cake -honey cake -coffee cake (sold by the slice behind the counter) -Japanese cheesecake (fridge) Their pastries are so light and fluffy!! They are pretty addictive and you will wind up wanting to try several types. Don't come here if you are in a diet. Another tip I will give you, no matter how curious you are about the macarons, don't buy them. The worst I have ever had. I was so giddy with excitement over the size and price that I bought like 4 bags for my little cousins. When we tried them they were so dry and nasty we wound up throwing them away. Luckily they were cheap so no harm, no foul. read more
12 years ago
Ah Liu Ping, you never disappoint (food wise..service wise is a different story) Pros: - so cheap, large portions and delicious (excl their soup dumplings- which have no soup) - notable items to order: savory rice balls, turnip cakes, green onion pancake! I haven't tried their actual dishes but I see a lot of people get rou zao fan or their noodle dishes - their bread seem good/popular as well but I have yet to try it - clean restroom Cons: - the people who work here seem to hate their lives (don't test their patience). They're not very concerned about keeping your business Good food but bad service. However it's Chinatown and this is one of the few places that have authentic cheap Taiwanese food read more
This bakery has a "hole in the wall" type ambiance when looking at it from the outside. Then again...most of Chinatown is like that. Six Ping offers daily fresh bread and pastry desserts (and even lunch breads). I have had the pleasure of eating random things from here, but sadly...I don't really remember what I bought. I literally went into the store, grabbed a tray, and just picked random things off the shelf. The bread from each pastry has an oily, melt-in-your-mouth taste (hmm...similar to cotton candy). Don't take my word for it, just go in there, buy anything, then eat it. One of the breads I remember getting was a Japanese milk bread. Now, I am not a person who eats sweet stuff like candy, cupcakes, cakes, etc., because they are all too sweet for my taste. But this milk bread fell exactly in the middle. It wasn't too bland of where it was just like eating a piece of bread, but it also wasn't over powering with sweetness - so I didn't feel like I needed to see the dentist afterwards. I can't really say anything about the services, due to the fact they don't really help you unless you ask (never really had to ask for anything). But they seem like a nice bunch of people. And a side note - they do sell cakes for those looking to have one for a birthday. read more
7 years ago
I personally have not done a lot of exploring in Bellaire eateries but I do know when I stumbled soon this gem I found some of the best pastries I've tasted before! There was a cupcake that was basically a pistachio dream! And the custard buns omg yes. Just make sure you get those bad boys. I've got a few more to try and can't wait! read more
Was visiting Houston. Called around 7:30pm to check on their hours before heading over... and they said they only have 5 more pieces of bread left? SERIOUSLY?!?!? So we had them reserve them breads and we hurried over. Well, truth is, they still have quite a bit of things left... but I guess when they say 5 pieces left... they meant 5 of the fresh daily bakes? Either way, we picked up all 5 of them. I think they are fairly good, something that is worth probably 3 stars. But I couldn't resist the urge to add another star as I am MADLY in love with their "pudding" (more like flan?): http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/P721iQq0mchJQeJsLaD47Q?select=UrfR6byxKC83a060g47Ftg ZOMG. Food orgasm!! read more
14 years ago
13 years ago
Wow such unique, cute cakes! (refer to pic - Hello Kitty and Doraemon) I don't think I've seen a Hello Kitty cake like that anywhere. This place has some cheap Chinese/Viet breads that are definitely worth the ~$1.50 you'll spend on a big bun filled with your yummy deliciousness of choice. Tip!! I noticed a table with different breads set out at a discount, like $1 each or so, depending on the type of bread, of inventory they want to hurry up and get rid of. I don't know - they might do this towards the end of the night because it was past 7pm when I got there. read more
Came back for breakfast again this past weekend. Things have improved considerably from our first visit a week after they opened! Thank goodness!! Egg pancake - we ordered 2, and good thing we did! Delicious thin crepe. Came with a sauce that I didn't really care for though. Fried dough stick - last time, we got cold ones... gross. This time, it was nice and hot. Best ones in town at the moment. Crispy and airy, delicious. Yes, they're fried so be warned, it's oily. But worth it. Soy milk - standard, good. Pan-fried buns - ehhh ok this was not that great... Sugar shao bing (pastry?) - cold, but we were too full anyways so I took it to go. If it's your first time there for breakfast, go up to the counter to order. Bring cash. Find a seat and put your number on the table. Then go to the back and get utensils/plates/etc. If it's super busy, there might be a bit of a wait (our food came out within minutes) but if it takes some time, go browse the bakery section! All the goodies there are delicious as well. read more
12 years ago
My boyfriend surprised me with a cake from here for my birthday, so this review is based solely on that. However, I will definitely be back to try their other pastries and breads so that I can write a more accurate review based on the location as a whole. The cake was beautifully decorated and coated with mango slices on the outside as opposed to a traditional iced spread, and the mangoes were very sweet and fragrant. The cake topping was a bit excessive because there was so much of it, but it was a nice amount of fruit and was a good portion to share amongst guests. On the inside, it had a moist vanilla sponge and mango mousse and mango chunks. It wasn't overwhelmingly sweet, and was very light in texture. My only major complaint is that it was a messy cake to cut and came apart quite easily. Other than that, it was a great way to celebrate, and I'll be back soon to take advantage of their awesome bread deals! read more
12 years ago
I like to come by and pick up their small sliced cakes whenever I'm craving some "healthy" desserts (healthy in the sense that it's lighter and contains much less sugar compared to the American desserts). This allows me to satisfy my sweet tooth without feeling too bad about the sugar and the calories. They have multiple locations, but this one is more convenient for me. The bakery also contains a restaurant inside for you to order normal food, mostly breakfast items though. They have a large variety of different pastries, buns, cookies, cakes to choose from, and all are relatively cheap. Everything is individually packaged, which is great for germ prevention. I recommend coming by if you're in the area. read more
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9384 Bellaire Blvd
Houston, TX 77036
Chinatown, Sharpstown
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(713) 773-0658
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