Almost exactly the same as Bo Sing... their pineapple buns are the hot items that sells mad quick!…read more With the add-on of the front catering as a boba spot. Combo meals are still available, buns a plenty... however the prices have increased a bit (I mean who didn't bump up their prices??! Inflation is like insane!). Their baos are all still pretty solid... wish they would add more variety... to cater to more flavors. Variety of noodles and dim sum, HK style eats and rice dishes. Seatings are pretty much the same... cleaner and brighter! Service is a hot mess on some days and smooth on others... it's a 50/50 toss up. The ladies said it's bc of the new system they had to learn to use and it's slow... guessing that system is to track their sales... Their HK Milktea is still pretty good but steep at $4! Probably the most pricey in this area... where as across the street, I can get a darn good one (if not better) for $2.75... I feel like their quality isn't consistent when it comes to their drinks tho... had a regular milk tea and it was all water & milk... then the ice lemon tea... had contamination of scallion flavors all over the lemon... (kitchen guy messed up all the lemons for that morning for sure!) had to trash 2 cups of it... ugh. #localeats

Food here is solid. It's very crowded. Long lines but the food here is good and reasonably priced…read more Ambiance- no frills type of service and seatings in the back. The rice noodles are pretty good and it comes in a big box for around $4 depending on what you get. I brought 3 boxes of pork, eggs, and parsley and my total was about $12. They also have kaya buns. The rice noodles are soft in texture and they give small amounts of ground pork. They are freshly made. The wait is long. I called ahead and when I went there it was still not ready. Took them 30 minutes to have my food ready.

A typical Chinese bakery except they serve a lot of dimsum dishes. I tried the chicken rice roll…read moreand it was okay! Not amazing but honestly not bad considering it came from a bakery. I also tried a coconut sponge cake. It was less cakey but almost like a marshmallow. It was light and fluffy with a slight coconut taste. I really enjoyed it. I think the prices are very fair too. I took a look at the other pastries and they were all reasonably priced. I would try some of the other cakes to see how they taste next time.

This bakery has fresh buns and refrigerated bun , pork, chicken and custard, when the fresh steam…read morebuns are out then the refrigerated ones are the next options, you can dine in but you be sitting in a tiny spot, they have some dim sum dishes, shumai, shrimp dum, I'm not a fluent speaker , it's a game of charade when I'm placing my orders . The service is fast and quick , they serve fast to get customers out. the atmosphere is full of food,buns and sweets . My mom is a regular so they know her by hard .

If you think Wah Fung in Chinatown has a great deal with their small rice box for six dollars, this…read moreplace gives you a full-sized large lunch box with one choice of meat and cabbage for the same price, and the meat portions are massive. The meat quality is decent, but the price is unbeatable. They also pack in enough rice for at least two meals. This spot also sells dim sum and pastries, but the dim sum is very expensive, so I usually just come here for the rice boxes.

Lady was rude and insulting…read more Ignored me when I want to order. Called me blind because I can't read Chinese but I can speak and hear just fine. You just lost a customer that was about to purchase a bundle of stuff. Decided to go to 4th Avenue Bakery instead of this mean one. Better customer service and treatment there.

Now that my parents have moved down here, I have more of a reason to come to Sheepshead Bay and…read morerevisit this ethnic enclave that brings comfort and a sense of old school Chinatown nostalgia. I like coming here so that I don't have to deal with getting up at 9:30 AM to secure a table at one of the banquet halls in 8th ave/Chinatown, but can still practice my Hoisan Wah which is the lingua franca here. The ladies are still temperamental as ever, but I like that challenge -- jook sing beware, if you try English, they'll gossip behind your back, but try your tongue at Chinese and you'll be rewarded with smiles and warmth at maintaining cultural ties to the motherland. This was probably my 6th visit, and the first in a few years, but the dimsum was still as consistent as ever. The baos are still high quality and the line is still as busy as ever, which I take as a good sign. If you're in the area and don't want the fuss of chasing down dimsum carts, try out Good Family Bakery.

I absolutely love coming to this spot for takeout dim sum and asian breads. I think their authentic…read moredim sum is on par with some dim sum restaurants. Some of my go to items are their shrimp rice rolls, fried shrimp balls, mung bean zongzi, and century egg and pork congee. This location is super popular with residents of Ave U and is a bustling location. In addition to delicious dim sum, they have a wide variety of breads and cakes as well! Their service is typical of any other Chinese Bakery. They essentially want to take your order as quick as possible which is understandable since there's usually a line of people waiting to order. For some people, that might come off as rude. It's probably best to have what you want in mind before you reach the front of the line! From what I saw, this place does seem like they are cash only much like other chinese bakeries. I'd come back to try other dim sums and breads!

Came to this spot a few times after seeing their offerings. We come in the morning so mainly…read moredimsum, buns and your typical noodles/congee offerings for breakfast is what we'd see when we come. Their bread is nice and soft and I really appreciate their mini baked lava custard buns! It's actually pretty good. Mini bolo Yao (butter in bread) is also pretty good. My husband also enjoyed the pork floss with scallion bun. We also tried some noodles and dimsum items. Noodles are totally skippable. We tried two types and both are tasteless and boring. Dimsum wise, siu mai is not bad, sticky rice wrapped in banana leaf is decent, radish cake (law bak go) is very heavy in white pepper taste I think but also decent. Also had their fried chive dumplings which were good as well as their ham sui gok! Small but pretty tasty overall. Prices in this spot is also very fair so will be coming back!

Cheap food, made from cheapest ingredients ever! Only dish somewhat palatable is their dried shrimp…read morefun or Ha Mei Cheung, the beef version is at most only 25% beef & if I were to guess the rest is cheap pork and/or chicken - quite horrible!! Now the classic roast pork bun (baked, not steamed) you'd expect them to stay true & not play with old recipe; but no, that has the very cheapest cuts of pork (ligaments & fat included)!? So, stay away; stay far, far away. Just so sad that my review is so horrible. But if you have any doubts; feel free to go & try for yourself. You'll see I'm not too far off...

Cute little spot on bay ridge I ran into while I was coming home. So wanted to see what they have …read more Not much option for me, but I did buy 3 pieces of their soft cake . I tried the chocolate one & it was yum. Not much sweet & I appreciated it. I also have asked my son how was the cakes & he said it was great . Service was good , place looked clean.

Extremely underrated spot. Kind and quick service. Fresh and delicious baked goods. Lowkey setting…read more Perfect to stop in before getting on the train right outside.

Quick in and out for an iced milk tea, priced at $2.50. Super quick and efficient, great tasting.read more

Came to this bakery a few times and it's always been fine. Today I got this rice noodle dish. As I…read morewas heading out, I checked to see if they gave me soy sauce and they didn't. The lady that helped me went to the kitchen so I asked another. The lady that helped me came back and both of them said I didn't get any stream rice noodle dish. I'm like I got one and I want soy sauce with it. She said I don't need soy sauce and if I want it is 25 cent. I just left. I spent $15 there. I got the rice noodle dish, ha gow, shu mai and fun gao. I also got 2 bread and a milk tea. All I'm asking for is soy sauce and she's going to charge me 25 cent...? This is bad business. I want soy sauce with my dimsum dish... who are they to say that I don't need it...? I will not be going back. BTW I've gotten similar dish from other bakeries and was given soy sauce.

What's for dinner? Breakfast! There are times when I crave a…read moreBanh mi, classic symptoms: wooziness, daikon flashes, mayo running into the baguette and eggs... crave eggs.. something different for dinner that includes eggs!!!!!! Then I see the delivery bag stamped Mr. Banh Mi in my daydream and remember the Breakfast Banh Mi! I love their two breakfast options so much that I alternate my order when I'm in that Banh mi state of mind. BREAKFAST Two fried runny eggs, spam, mayo ucumbers, pickled daikon & carrots and cilantro served on a toasted French Baguette. OR EGGCELLENT Two fried runny eggs, BBQ pork, mayo, cucumbers, pickled daikon & carrots, and cilantro served on a toasted French baguette. Today there was a discount on the Eggcellent Banh mi and I ordered it. My dreams turned into reality. That first bite: toasted French Baguette crunch, BBQ pork with mayo and the shredded carrots. The best part, the runny eggs that I can dip my baguette ends on. Total perfection! I cannot emphasize that these are one of the top places for me to order Banh mi's from. Consistently fresh and delicious! I want to dine IRL so I can feed my wooziness in their restaurant. Check out the menu for all of their delicious options. **review for delivery only

I've forgotten how good a classic banh mi could be until trying Mr. Banh Mi. I tried their…read moresignature Mr. Banh Mi which was a perfect bite of BBQ pork, Vietnamese ham, pork pate, mayo, cucumbers, pickled daikon & carrots and cilantro on a toasted French baguette - crunchy but not too hard. My husband raved about the Eggcellent banh mi which included two fried runny eggs and BBQ pork. Our kid enjoyed the Lemongrass Chicken rice box. Service was nice. Would definitely return again.