loved the mooncakes here! some of their stuff is also sold inside mt market that is the building across this shop. they also make affordable birthday cakes here! they have a wide variety of breads and puffs. the lady working also told me for how long and what to microwave (egg tart, sesame balls, and beef curry puff) read more

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One of the best bakeries in Austin! They have amazing Asian-style pastries with incredibly soft, airy dough that practically melts in your mouth. There are so many different options and fillings, so there's definitely something for everyone. I think the bakery is run by an older couple who make everything themselves. Their are incredibly sweet and friendly and really try their best to explain the different fillings and pastries. One thing to know: despite what some of the photos might suggest, there is no actual seating area where you can sit down and eat. You'll need to take everything to go. We originally thought we could sit and enjoy the pastries there because we saw photos with a table and chairs, so I wanted to mention this for anyone planning a visit. Everything we tried was fresh, soft, and delicious. I definitely recommend giving this place a try! Just make sure to check the names and fillings beforehand so you know what you're getting. Personally, I loved all the buns we tried, especially the sausage bun and the sweet coconut bun. Definitely coming back! read more

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Unfortunately, I don't think I'll ever come back I this place again. I got about 10 pastries back on Mother's Day and they tasted 2 days old. On top of that I bought 4 egg tarts to bring to a friend's house. I bought the stuff around 10am and got to my friend's house at 3pm(same day) by the time I took the egg tarts out of the back they were moldy!! I was mortified. I guy at the register was nice to me. But I'm surprised if he didn't see there was mold either that or they were 2 days old which is why they had mold on them since it usually takes 2 days to develop due to moisture and being out. I really wanted to like this place, and debated posting this but it looks like there are no recent reviews so had to give an update. read more

Chinese/Taiwanese bakery. A little hard to find because their signage is small and it didn't even look open from the street. Located in the corner of the plaza (next to the grocery store). Cute little bakery with a sweet older lady who speaks zero English but was nonetheless extremely welcoming and kind. She even gave my toddler a complimentary macaron. Sweet. I am usually pretty adventurous with trying new pastries/snacks and it generally works out well. Unfortunately, I did not like most of the things we took home that day (my husband agreed). A taro egg ball thing -- not fans. A gelatinous rice blob inside a bamboo leaf (believe it's called Zongzi) -- also didn't work for us. Finally, the beef puff (which seemed like a safe bet) fell short of expectations. It's my fault -- I ignored that part that said "beef floss." It had a stringy/processed texture that I just didn't like. I just wasn't a fan of the flavors/textures -- but obviously that's subjective. I did enjoy the garlic bread we also thankfully bought -- it was soft and flavorful. If you're not familiar with the foods, I'd recommend making sure you get a few "safe" items like the cream bread or garlic bread. Ultimately, even though I wasn't crazy about most of what I tried, it was a cute little shop with a nice lady running it. read more

Name and signage has changed. No bakery anymore. Only sell premade and packaged Vietnamese baked goods, bahn mi's, and Vietnamese bbq. No one spoke English in store. Needed to use phone translation. Nice people but only serve Vietnamese food. read more

The breads are so soft and airy and there are so many options. I couldn't decide what I wanted but I settled on a hot dog bread and some egg tarts and curry puff. I loved the hot dog bread you can't go wrong with that. I didn't like the egg tarts that much though. It's on the corner and the breads are just wrapped and put out. So you can just grab what you want and pay at the counter. read more

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Food fresh and delicious made there so u can see it. Service is ma and pa style. Wait a bit. It's not Mc Donald style. They aim to please.

It's so delicious. The staff here is nice. A total hidden gem I like the fresh soy milk. Old school, Austin prices And vibe. $2 Apple bread i forgot to take a photo. read more

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Soft & really good! Also tried their coconut tower! must try for breads! Great owner very nice. Clean. Yall got to try them. Love supporting small businesses! read more

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The staff were very friendly and sweet. The pork buns were very reasonably priced and yummy. The egg tarts were just okay. But I'd love to come back to try their other stuff, especially the sandwiches! read more

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I love their coconut bread here so much. It is very soft. Literally had dreams about eating it again LOL they switched owners recently when I came. I was expecting a Vietnamese bakery place but now it's a Chinese Bakery. The new owners are so sweet. There is no seating inside, more like a grab and go. Bread is very fairly priced here too. read more

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My new favorite bakery in Austin. It's a mom and pop shop. Just pick a random item on the shelf and it will amaze you. I got a fresh baked empanada and a coconut bread. Both were incredible read more

Almost tucked away in a corner of the market square, I love this place. Have cash on hand if you're just going to grab a couple of thing. Their pastries are pretty cheap. (^__^ ) Surprisingly, they have one of my top two apple turnovers in Austin, but that is not why I come here. Still, it's become a staple. I like to try whatever they have in the case at the counter, so long as it's vegetarian... I even enjoyed the beef empanada I tried accidentally thinking it was fish. Oh, well. It was still yummy. At this point, I've probably visited over thirty five bakeries in Austin. The style and flavor of this bakery's products--of which there are a nice variety--is distinct. Given that, and that I always find something new to try, I'll keep returning. read more

Chinese bakery with both traditional and modern baked goods. Even have hot soy milk. The baked good sizes are bigger than those well known bakeries. The taste/quality is on par with them but cheaper. read more

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I've watch this place went from eh - to new ownership - to secret menu - to expanded explicit menu. Came back today and I was relieved that covid nor winter storm have stopped their growth. If you haven't tried their banh mi, give it a whirl. It's discreetly off in the corner right next to MT Market. They now have clearer signs of the banh mi offering so you can't miss it anymore. Takeout only, each banh mi is $5.95 and is one out of two places that have Xiu Mai (meatball) The Dac Biet (Special) has a deep variety of deli meat. Cut thin but a big portion of. Viet ham, cheesehead (not really cheese just different varieties of pork cuts gelled together by its own fat), chinese bbq pork, proper liver pate and butter. Thit Nuong (Grilled Pork) is on the sweeter side with fatty chewy texture. Very flavorful. Bread is the airy with crispy outside and is pretty big. Definitely justify the $5.95. Banh Bao, Pate Chaud all the classic Viet bakery stuff. read more

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Some family and I stopped in because the Baguette House & Cafe didn't have any baguette bread left because they were fulfilling a big order. All we wanted to grab was a couple of baguettes for dinner. When we went in we were greeted by an older gentleman, but he only spoke Chinese.. This made it pretty impossible to order verbally. Therefore, we pointed to a couple of baguettes that were sitting in the display. We held up 4 fingers since we decided to get more than just a couple. He shook his head and said, "ok," but we waited for about 15 minutes and he brought out "banh mi." At this point we just weighed our options because we don't speak Chinese and just paid, settling with forking up $24 for the sandwiches. We couldn't communicate the issue, so we just went ahead and supported the store since they were really trying to help us. Once we got home and unwrapped the sandwiches, the picture below is what we received. I try to say this in the most respectful way I can since the staff was very nice, but this is such a disgrace of bánh mì.. They used garlic bread that was falling apart and slapped mayonnaise and American cheese on it, like Kraft singles.. I am not a picky eater and I could not muster up the gut to finish it.. It's sad because I've heard good things about the Banh mi here, but this was upsetting.. I can't say anything for the pastries, but from what I've seen the management has changed but they are somewhat still serving Vietnamese dishes that are disgraceful to their origins read more

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I usually visit this bakery after eating at a restaurant in Chinatown. There are all kinds of goodies here...cookies, cakes, cupcakes, etc. I usually look at the goodies and feeling a little overwhelmed (and full from my earlier dinner) pass on buying anything. Tonight, I bought a slice of Tiramisu cake to take home and it was delicious! Very velvety cake, great taste without being too overpowering like Tiramisu sometimes can be. It was also pretty to look at. The workers inside were nice people too. I will buy more desserts from here in the future because life without desserts is no life for me! 4/3/2021 read more

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Looks like Texas Bakery has changed hands again because it's now a Chinese style bakery. Think 85C but mom 'n pop style. Came after lunch and there was an impressive selection of stocked pastries to choose from. Ranging from stuffed breads, sponge cakes, fried sesame mochi balls and Taiwanese mooncakes. It was impossible to try everything but my top picks so far are the green onion & pork floss roll and the mooncakes. I liked the bread's texture and rich savory flavor. The mooncakes had a thin and delicate pastry shell. Coupled with a generous amount of filling (Red bean, sesame, etc) that was smooth and had just the right amount of sweetness. For a freshly baked cake I was impressed. read more

Everything is good! Get there, early Lived there in the 80's. Still remember this bakery. read more

Came here the past couple of times when we come to MT supermarket. This is a cute little bakery in the corner of the shopping center. Definitely looks family owned and operator. I asked them how long they have been here the lady said "too long" lol Every time we come here we end up at the rack of buns with the salted egg yolk inside! Those things are delicious! Last time we wanted the red bean one but it was out and they said wait we will be right back. Went to the back and got us some and oh my goodness delicious. We tried every flavor and the taro, red bean, and durian are our favorites by far! all the other stuff is really really good too and honestly it's just run by a sweet older couple or at least I think it is since they are always there. Definitely love come here and will be here again. Support local and support this little gem :) read more

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I ordered this custom birthday cake for my husband, and they did such an amazing job! And their staff were so friendly and helpful - definitely recommend! Texas Bakery - KN Kitchen: https://yelp.to/wNWf4V6oEcb read more

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Mom and pop Friendly Locally made vs. from a central commercial kitchen Will gladly support as long as I am in the ATX area. read more

So many good choices for yummy & fluffy bread!! I bought 6 pieces of bread and it was only $12.50. This place is a true hidden gem read more

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Best vietnamese food/ bakery items! Don't let the word "Bakery" fool you, they sell all kinds of food and also sell food trays (some might call it catering?) for parties! Hidden gems not mentioned in the menu that I've found are: (these are catering options) - Korean clear noodle stir fry - Crawfish noodles/ fried rice - Vietnamese Gỏi - Chè Almost anything you see at the bakery, they can put it in a tray for you to take to a party (just ask). Owners are super nice people and very helpful. I love their savory options despite the "bakery" in their name read more

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I love this bakery!! It is not a big one but they do make Vietnamese desserts with ingredients that places may not be brave enough to do it or have it in their store because of the pungent smell-- yes I am talking about durian!! I got their pandan jelly and durian crepes. The crepes had a cream and fresh durian filling. I also got their pate chaud which is a Vietnamese meat pastry. I saw a few other hard-to-find items in their glass case and I definitely look forward to trying out more. It is locally owned and everything is freshly made. Also got their banh bot lot, Vietnamese tapioca dumplings and they were good!! Definitely reheat them so you get the perfect chewy texture. Located right next to MT market, convenient location and plenty of parking. read more

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I travel from downtown austin to this bakery at least once a week to get my fix of Vietnamese iced coffee/ Ca Pha Sua Da, egg custards, and Pate Meat Pie/Pate So. Just a special shout out to the Vietnamese iced coffee here, every time I go somewhere with VIC I always make it a point to get it and try it. This place has hands down the best Vietnamese iced coffee in Austin, no bitterness at all and you can custom the strength that you want. All the pastries are hot and fresh every time I come. Although I come mainly for my favorites, I really like everything the store has to offer like the cream puffs, Che and cake slices. It's a family owned business, and the award winning baker who is also the owner is so sweet. She will always make you feel like you're at home and that you leave satisfied. I can't recommend this place enough, it's hidden away in the corner of Chinatown next to MT Supermarket. 10/10 would come everyday if I could. read more

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Such a lovely bakery! It is a very small location, but there are many delicious treats available. My family and I visited to get some pastries and try some new food. This is actually my first time trying Vietnamese desserts and I was definitely satisfied. I tried a taro bun and it was filling, light-weight, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. This business is family owned and they are so kind! I love coming here and I look forward to coming back. read more

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I was trying to find a bakery that makes flan cakes, and I came across this place. I mainly chose this place because of the flan photo I saw on their Yelp page. I went in asking if they could make me the flan cake I saw in their photos. The man at the register told me to hold on because he needed to ask his wife in the kitchen. The wife walks to the front to greet me and I explain what I wanted and showed her the picture on their yelp page. She shook her no and said "That's not our picture that H-E-B's picture from years ago, but we can make something like that but only round (the cake was a heart shape)." I hesitated before I said ... uh ok well as long as you can make me a flan cake. I paid $30, and pickup was the next day at 6pm. The next day I call at 5:30pm to see if it's ready, and the wife tells me it is. I get there and she starts apologizing before I even see the cake. She brings it out and I realize that it looks like it's falling apart. Apparently someone dropped it, and she was sorry. She tried to offer me several pastries which I replied no thanks and I walked out the store. I get home to try to make the best out of a bad situation. I try hard to not judge a book by its cover but that shit looked and tasted horrible. It was the worst flan I have ever eaten. They need to take flan off their menu because they obviously don't know how to make it. I should've ran out the door when they mislead me with that photo, but my dumbass tried to give them the benefit of the doubt. I give them one star because they were nice and I really don't have any other choice read more

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Delicious Asian bakery! Homemade and not overly sweet but decadently delicious! Fresh and so so good! Simple desserts with unique and big flavors. read more

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No, this place is NOT closed and they open seven days a week. I have been there many times, and I saw their business still pretty good everyday!! You all are welcomed to go there and taste their daily fresh bread. Plus they make very good Chinese moon cake for the coming Chinese full moon festival. read more

Spent $45 on a small strawberry bake, this was the worst cake I've ever had in my life. This sponge cake was dry and was repurposed from another cake. The cream had red beans or something that they scraped off to fool customers. New ownership from previous, I do not recommend. read more

Their Special BanhMi is okay but pricey $6.44 (w tax) for a small size (half of the size of Baguette's House in the same plaza with cheaper prices too). I miss the Banhmi in DFW, so yummy only $3.75 each, buy 5 get 1 free too lol read more

This bakery is now under new ownership and the cakes are amazing! Their version of the pandan cake with fruit is the best I've had. It's an unusual flavor but trust me, it's amazing. The owner is a master chef from Vietnam (her video is on loop in the bakery). They did my daughter's bday cake and my wedding cake. My brothers hit a pot hole while transporting my cake resulting in the top tier falling over. The owners saved the day. They fixed the cake quickly and without charging us. The three tiered cake was as good as new! I'll be a customer for life! read more

I am glad that Texas Bakery is reopening! My favorite bakery to get Taiwanese style of breads and cakes in Austin. They even sell Taiwanese breakfast style sandwich. The baker worked more than 10 years in Florida Bakery (on Zhongshan North Rd, Taipei City) which is very close to my parents house. I used to go there to buy the bread time to time. read more

All the food is made with care. Their creme puffs (banh su creme) are divine! The banh gio has a quail egg inside. My kids liked their macaroons and tiramisu. I will definitely be back to try other items! read more

Love all the food that the owner made and their willingness to help and their kindness, been a loyal customer for long If youre looking for an authentic or unauthentic vietnamese buns or jelly or whatsoever, please come here to try it out. read more

Been wanting to pop in this place for years. I'm not often in the area but I'll definitely always now make a pit stop. The coconut sweetbread was chewy, soft and perfectly balanced with sweetness. The blueberry muffin was one of the best in my life. So moist (lol). Can't wait to try more stuff from this Taiwanese bakery. Also, the gentleman who help us was super endearing. Guessing he helps bake, I felt the love. A real feel good place to support with great treats and very fair prices :D read more

Texas Bakery is back with new owners! They sell a lot of breads I grew up buying in Houston so I'm pretty happy about it. All the ones I've tried so far have also been super soft and lightly sweetened. I also like the roll cakes they have. My boyfriend thinks it's too light on the whipped cream but as someone who doesn't like things that are too heavy on the cream I think it's just right. Highly recommend the pork floss/scallion roll, it's a bit oily but it's soft and packed with the right balance of savory and sweet flavor. Some names are lost in translation (such as taro bread becoming "yutou bread") but if you're not a picky eater or have food restrictions you can't go wrong picking something random up. I also like the flakey pastries they have! It's not as strong on the durian or salted egg flavor like KN Kitchen was, but I still loved the texture and fillings they offered. The egg tart is a something of a miss, I like cookie-type crusts but the filling is a bit watery for me. On some days they'll have curry puffs and chives box/pockets by the counter. Those were amazing and I would definitely recommend it to anybody who comes across them. Just lightly re-heat either up over medium heat and it's good to eat. The Taiwanese style sandwiches are also good! My boyfriend thinks they're just ok but I like them because I find them more soft and flavorful than the ones I used to eat during my childhood. read more

Best banh mi I ever had! The man I believe who owns the store is so sweet! Will always come back here for the sandwiches. The egg tart is also amazing and as well as the honeycomb cake! read more

Great spot to pick up some yummy snacks. Never disappoints and it's all reasonably priced. Skip 85C and Tous Les Jours, those two are just not good and not worth the time or money. Texas Bakery is delicious and always a great option for snacks. read more