super delicious and nice price！！ bought 5 buns and 1 matcha latte 1 milktea just for 20 bucks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Susan Dong
I purchased 6 items around 3pm today. I thought the lemon apricot cake was a bit dense and the creme was a bit dry and then I noticed the dark blue spots of MOLD!! I called the store and they tried to deny selling me anything! I hope a health inspector sees this and pays them a visit!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Wired With Walsh
I really love this time in his bakery, what I love most about it is they’re very very fresh sign milk. I don’t know if they still don’t take CCs there now, but they’re no credit card policy was a bit ridiculous. I hope they changed it.Vegetarian options: The freshly made soy milk is probably some of the best in the city.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Samosa, Vanilla Rolls, Roast Pork Bun, Mango, Coconut, Cha Siu Bao
mcLa twofivesix
best Cantonese
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Lemon, Cha Siu Bao, Tea & Bao
Albert K
Great bakery.Delicious onion bun.Excellent coffee.Only 2 seats so take it and leave!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrew Wong
Great neighborhood Chinese bakery with pastries, cakes, and bread. It’s located at the subway exit and has a $10 card minimum.
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The lady answering the phone was extremely rude. I asked a question and she hang up on my face. Do better.
Richard W
Love going here for breakfast. Affordable, tasty, and filling: the trifecta of perfect everyday food. The two standouts are the BLT and taro puff. Yes, the BLT is an unconventional rec for a Chinese bakery, but it uses sticky Chinese bread and it’s consistently delicious. The mashed taro is mildly sweet and still warm in the early morning, a comfort food.
Siby Ani Kurian
Great bakery excellent food and and cost effective
Monica Mejia
Love it. I am very seldom in NYC, I go to this store every time I go to NYC. I love their tuna bun for myself, chicken bun and sausage bun for my husband. I even ask for frozen chicken buns to take home and I will just steam it myself. I like the sesame balls too. Hotdog in a bun for my son.
I love this little gem. Amazing variety of Chinese buns and pastries. The red bean cakes are delightful and the fried pork dumplings sinfully good. A great selection of steamed buns and fried patties, and the prices can’t be beat. Skip all the fancy West Village bakeries and hit this place up for a real NYC culinary experience.
Naly Lee Velasco
Wonderful customer service and delicious baked goods. Highly recommend! Mochi is best when served cold. I got the taro mochi and it was really good!
Avid Traveler
Staff was not friendly. The roast pork puff tasted like a week old, one of the worst I’ve tasted in my life. I am Taiwanese so I know what I’m talking about. The curry beef puff was ok. In addition, these puffs should be kept warm and not at room temperature.
shan wang
Paid $25 for the matcha Japanese cheesecake...and it didn't even taste like Japanese cheesecake. Just normal cake with slight cheesecake flavor.Also the buns I got tasted stale. Go to Chinatown, way better and fresher. so disappointed ?
Benny Levenson
Best sponge cake! Also as macha sponge cake available. Everytime I'm in New York I go there. It's a must!
super delicious and nice price！！ bought 5 buns and 1 matcha latte 1 milktea just for 20 bucks!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I purchased 6 items around 3pm today. I thought the lemon apricot cake was a bit dense and the creme was a bit dry and then I noticed the dark blue spots of MOLD!! I called the store and they tried to deny selling me anything! I hope a health inspector sees this and pays them a visit!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I really love this time in his bakery, what I love most about it is they’re very very fresh sign milk. I don’t know if they still don’t take CCs there now, but they’re no credit card policy was a bit ridiculous. I hope they changed it.Vegetarian options: The freshly made soy milk is probably some of the best in the city.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Samosa, Vanilla Rolls, Roast Pork Bun, Mango, Coconut, Cha Siu Bao
best Cantonese
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Honey Lemon, Cha Siu Bao, Tea & Bao
Great bakery.Delicious onion bun.Excellent coffee.Only 2 seats so take it and leave!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great neighborhood Chinese bakery with pastries, cakes, and bread. It’s located at the subway exit and has a $10 card minimum.
The lady answering the phone was extremely rude. I asked a question and she hang up on my face. Do better.
Love going here for breakfast. Affordable, tasty, and filling: the trifecta of perfect everyday food. The two standouts are the BLT and taro puff. Yes, the BLT is an unconventional rec for a Chinese bakery, but it uses sticky Chinese bread and it’s consistently delicious. The mashed taro is mildly sweet and still warm in the early morning, a comfort food.
Great bakery excellent food and and cost effective
Love it. I am very seldom in NYC, I go to this store every time I go to NYC. I love their tuna bun for myself, chicken bun and sausage bun for my husband. I even ask for frozen chicken buns to take home and I will just steam it myself. I like the sesame balls too. Hotdog in a bun for my son.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I love this little gem. Amazing variety of Chinese buns and pastries. The red bean cakes are delightful and the fried pork dumplings sinfully good. A great selection of steamed buns and fried patties, and the prices can’t be beat. Skip all the fancy West Village bakeries and hit this place up for a real NYC culinary experience.
Wonderful customer service and delicious baked goods. Highly recommend! Mochi is best when served cold. I got the taro mochi and it was really good!
Staff was not friendly. The roast pork puff tasted like a week old, one of the worst I’ve tasted in my life. I am Taiwanese so I know what I’m talking about. The curry beef puff was ok. In addition, these puffs should be kept warm and not at room temperature.
Paid $25 for the matcha Japanese cheesecake...and it didn't even taste like Japanese cheesecake. Just normal cake with slight cheesecake flavor.Also the buns I got tasted stale. Go to Chinatown, way better and fresher. so disappointed ?
Best sponge cake! Also as macha sponge cake available. Everytime I'm in New York I go there. It's a must!