Neighbor got me some buns from here. She told me that they have the best Beijing style plain buns…read more They are dense but when you heat them up a bit they are nice and fluffy. They had a hint of sweetness. Their buns are really good

Had a hard time finding this place because the name was just in Chinese and I didn't see "Zhao Mah"…read morein English anywhere. It was the only one open in that corner of the street when I got there though so I figured this was it. Plenty of street parking in this area btw and we went before 9am so it was free Pretty good prices but I didn't think the food was anything crazy Bbq pork bun: 4/5 I liked the flavor on this but there wasn't as much meat as I've had in other buns so the ratio was a bit off for my preference Lemon bun: 4/5 I don't usually love lemon flavored things but I liked the texture on this a lot since it was really light and fluffy

Our family had a Pacific Northwest trip and we made it a priority to check out different small…read moremom-and-pop bakeries. The bakery closes at 6:30 pm and we arrived close to 5 pm. There was a decent selection and we ordered the following: Steamed sponge cake 蒸鬆糕 Wife cake 老婆餅 Coconut tart 椰撻 Brown sugar walnut bread 紅糖核桃包 Prices are standard but the baked goods were average. The walnut bread was very dry. There was a small surprise though. I noticed several items are Taishan pastries packed in plastic boxes. Those are difficult to come across especially with modernization. We did not have the capacity to try those and it would be difficult to bring back to the US. If we ever revisit, I would love to give those a try.

The best changfen I've ever had. I've had changfen in the bay and in china but I think the reason…read moreis so good here is because they make it to order and get it to you steaming hot (never got to experience this elsewhere, very unfortunate I know, even dimsum is just warm). Also compared it with a few other changfen/rice roll places in Richmond and we still loved this one the most, especially at this price point ($7.50 cad with egg added) The changfen isn't in very distinct strips because it hasn't had time to cool down and take shape, but I didn't mind. There's also a little table to sit at and the chili oil is SO GOOD OH MY GOD AND you MUST add an egg It's also super sweet how they're always really excited when we mention that we always stop by when we come up from Seattle :,) HARMONY BAKERY MY GOAT

Definitely call ahead to reserve the perfect loaf of'sweet' bread. So soft and perfectly 'sweet' ie…read morenot so sweet. The pumpkin and taro loaf were my favorites. The peanuts were highly rated but it was ok for my family and I. It is on the sweeter side. Not bad but not my favorite. Note, they are not open on Sunday and Thursday.

Very good Taiwanese bakery in the Admiralty complex in Richmond. Any and all of the breads are…read moreexcellent - I especially enjoyed the Castella slice, but anything with pork floss or red bean in the shop is delicious (our kids especially love the longevity buns!).

Quick bite to eat before getting on the Skytrain to tour Vancouver. We happened upon this…read moreestablishment and my wife liked what she saw so in we go. It has a handful of tables and chairs along with window seating on the other end. It has very serene surroundings making for an enjoyable experience. Wife got everyday matcha green tea while I just got a Diet Coke. We both got the baked bbq pork buns and I also got the curry beef bun and she got the pineapple bun. All were fresh and tasty. I especially liked the beef curry with its kick of spice and flavors. Service was quick and polite. It's quite apparent that this neighborhood business is well loved and frequented. We'll be getting a quick bite from here tomorrow before we board our Alaska Cruise.

After years of New Town we switched over to Bao Bakery. There is never a wait here but the siopao…read moreis just as good, and full of filling. We love the asado, apple tarts and other goodies here. Small shop with just a few tables. Grab you baos and go!

I haven't been to Kanadell in many years as it's quite far from me. I used to love it quite a lot…read more When I tried their breads recently, i was somewhat disappointed. Firstly, in today's economy, the prices have gone up; however, what I got wasn't really on par with the price tags. The melon pan had no filling in it which is the norm, however, i couldn't even taste hojicha. The "melon" part of the bread all fell off after one bite. I've not had a melon pan that was like this before. The beef curry pan was delicious but there was barely any filling in it. I remember there was more many years ago. It used to be one of my favorite items from Kanadell so it was definitely a disappointment. Lastly, the animal character with red bean filling inside, there was also barely any filling in it. The earl Grey shortbread cookies tasty but I found it a tad bit expensive because it was a small packaging .

A neighbourhood favourite with all the popular Japanese goods and freshly made Japanese food…read more The curry is a good generous help of rice and ground beef curry. Top it off with pork katsu for $3.50. The curry is mild and rich. The pork katsu nicely fried. I also purchased the Japanese egg sando which is far better than Canadian 7 Eleven Japanese egg sandwich.

Mooncakes @ Mei Yee Bakery…read more It's a local hidden gem located at 5692 Victoria Dr, Vancouver BC They offer handcrafted baked goods including varie bread, tapioca pudding, cakes and buns. Now they have mooncakes for the mid-autumn festival. Buy it and share with your families and friends. MOONCAKE Discounts: Buy 1 Box Get 10% off Buy 2 Boxes Get 20% off Buy 5 Boxes Get 25% off Buy 10 Boxes Get 30% off Special Promo Code for my f0llowers: Now you can buy one single piece of mooncake with exclusive discount. Tell the cashier that you saw this IG post and the secret password "MOONCAKE" for 10% off My favorite ones are: Deluxe Wintermelon Paste with Two Yolks Deluxe White Lotus Seed Paste with Two Yolks Deluxe Chinese Ham & Nuts with Two Yolks Deluxe Wintermelon Paste HAPPY MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL! #Media: @chocoviv @tam2eat.yvr @eatisvibikki #eatisvibikki #cameraeatfirst #meiyeebakery #supportlocal #bakery #midautumnfestival #mooncake #mooncakes #eggyolk #whitelotuspaste #mixednuts #victoriadrivevancouver #vancouver #中秋節 #月餅 #温哥華美食

There's a reason I'm giving these guys 4 *'s…read more Pricing. Hear me out. I don't eat this type of stuff on any kind of a regular baisis. Period. I don't really care about the small nuances in taste, texture, etc, etc... I'm basically in and out. I get what I want and I leave. First impressions. Family run and it's basic. No frills, Canto style. Duct tape on the air-con blower that was some beat up non descript unit. Canola oil all over the place. Depending on what you're looking for, these guys win on price, but maybe not in terms of what I mention above - taste, texture, etc, etc. I ended up getting a bunch of stuff. Pineapple buns, wiener buns, and a small baked tapioca pudding. The wiener bun was very "average", meaning nothing special and nothing great, That said, it was less than $2 each. The baked tapioca pudding 6", $6.50. I knew what I was getting into, the moment I walked in. It's a bit of a hole in the wall. It's not pretty, atmosphere wise, in any sense of the word. All of their products are not in the display case, so you may need to ask for it. Auntie was reasonably friendly to me. Cash only. Parking available on side street. 揮春 plastered all over the place. Recommended for cheap Asian baked goods.

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The cashier could not communicate - she just pointed to the till after she keyed in all the prices…read moreand she just looked at our purchases. She did not say anything or even look at us. There was no service at all. Therefore, my sister told me to leave and as I was thinking about it, the cashier called a girl to come out from the kitchen to help her speak. I asked the girl if they had rice dumplings and she brought us to the freezer to show us. Then the cashier went to the front counter to check the prices of the rice dumplings before she keyed them into the till. I asked them if they took cash or credit/debit card, she said both. Then she asked me if my card was U.S. and I said no. I did not know why she asked. Then she told me they would take debit card. They should put a sign at the counter to let customers know the payment methods. Moreover, the tap function of their card machine was not working and they did not want to give us receipts until we asked them. The girl just gave us the receipt from the card machine but we also wanted the receipt from the till. Then the cashier said she could not give us both receipts because they would not be able to balance the till later (that was the only time that she spoke). It was not true; stores always give both receipts to customers (one from the card machine and one to show the transactions). The girl talked to the cashier and they put the receipt from the till unwillingly onto the counter then they both looked away from us and talked to each other without handing our purchases to us. Then one of them said, "It's okay" behind us as we were walking to the door. We realized after the interaction that the cashier was hard of hearing as the girl kept telling her what to do. If so, then they should have a sign in the store saying that the cashier was disabled to let customers know so there would not be any misunderstandings. Or they could give a tag for the cashier to wear with the words 'I'm deaf' so the customers would be patient with her. It was not about her work performance; it was about her attitude. She seemed like she did not want to serve. There were places that hired disabled servers and those servers were friendly. Also, those places alerted the customers of the disability to decrease the chances of miscommunication. Some people even went to support those places because they wanted to support those servers. The buns and the mochi tasted okay. The one star is for the service and the store setting. First, they turned off the light inside the bakery which was odd. Do they still want business? Second, half of the store was empty - there were no products on the shelf and there was trash and dust everywhere. It was better for them to simply close the store for the day. P.S. When I went to the bakery more than 15 years ago, the bakery looked nice and bright and it was full of products. I went there often and the store was always busy. The cashier was fine and they even had mini snowy mooncakes. I did not know what had happened to the bakery since then. It is pathetic now.

This place is a gem, not a great location and traffic is horrible. The food and pastries are…read moreamazing and brings me back to some of my traditional favourite that I don't get allot anymore. The service is great, fast and friendly. I would rather buy my baked goods here than T&T or anywhere else

This is the place to go for old school HK bakery items that won't break the bank. True to the very…read morefaded price list out front, the prices remain reasonable. Counter service, in and out type of place. Displayed in standard bakery style cases are your HK bakery staples, some breads, and Western style baked goods. Place is big enough to fit a comfortable 6-7 people. No muss no fuss. Cash only & nothing to fault service on. They do package in brown paper bags only so i'd recommend bringing an old cake box or the like if you're planning to scoop up more than a few items as the bags do get oily from the butter/oils from the baked goods. Free parking on Hastings and some side streets. Food wise- only tried their pineapple bun & egg tart. It's $1 each, no tax. Both tastes fine. No major faults. Hope the pricing remains the same. I did wish that overwhelming baked goods smell would be present but maybe I didn't come early enough.