Anh Oi is a community bake shop that features sweet and savory goodies made by local Asian-American bakers. From ube to black sesame to pandan, yummy Asian flavors were everywhere! I wish I could've tried everything! We bought a black sesame cookie and a mango sticky rice cookie made by the owner of the bake shop, Vince. Vince was very friendly and gave us some near by store recommendations, and we left with smiles on our faces! I highly recommend giving Anh Oi Bake Shop a visit! read more

Anh Oi Bake Shop - Black Sesame and Mango Sticky Rice Cookies made by Anh Oi owner Vince - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Super cute little bake shop with so many fantastic treats! I tried the strawberry corn milk, pandan coconut bean, and black sesame red bean cookies. All were very tasty but my favorite was the strawberry corn milk! I also got a black sesame moon cake and that was the best mooncake I've ever had! I also bought the salted pandan syrup but have yet to try it. I asked if it was good for matcha and they said yes, so I'm excited to add that into my morning matchas! Overall such a great shop with tons of goodies to check out! read more

Anh Oi Bake Shop - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been to Anh Oi Bake Shop a couple times now. And every time they have something different to choose from. They also have a lot of popups that are fun to go to as well. This time I grabbed a fried banana cookie. Oh my word! It was delicious. It tastes just like the fried bananas you get on the street in SE Asia. It was very soft too. I also grabbed a pineapple pin cookie. That one was equally as delicious. There were so many other items I wanted to grab, but my belly couldn't eat them all in time. It's definitely worth a visit to get some delicious and unique treats. The staff are always amazing when I visit as well! read more

I got a Saigon bagel w/ chili crisp cream cheese , a mangos yucky rice cookie & fried banana cookie. Everything was delicious, I love the cookie flavors & chili crisp cream cheese! The line was long & the person at the counter was a bit awkward but other than that the store is very small so it was packed when I went. read more

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I love this concept - a local baker supporting other local bakers! I've been here several times since they opened and always look forward to see what is stocked in the shelves. My favorite cookie is the Vietnamese Coffee with White Chocolate. It's a nice coffee flavor with bits of white chocolate. They have a rotating beverage vendor. I enjoyed the black sesame coffee from Aufe Coffee. Anh Oi also sells ice cream and other refrigerated treats. I love the nostalgia of the space. Anh Oi is located in the old Osami's barbershop, which was quite popular back in the day. The staff are so friendly here and the offerings are amazingly delicious! It's always worth a visit because you never know what delectable treat awaits you! read more

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I love that they have different items every time I come. This time they had cream puff and cakes so I have to get them. Service again is amazing. Vince is consistently warm and wants you to have a good experience. The place itself gives you a vibe of a market place rather than a bakery. Cream puff -- I wish it was fresh as it lost its crunch but still very good Coffee cake - very very strong in coffee. I stayed awake until 3am because of it hahahah. Crystal taro cake -- very unique texture but it's really yummy. read more

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Easy to walk right past but you shouldn't! This is a great little shop that features a variety of local vendors. They don't really do their own bakery but instead have small batch selections of pre-packed options for several different local bakers and makers. I was really excited to find dairy free shokupan too! The staff person was very helpful and knowledgeable about their options in store at the time. I imagine you can find need things all the time depending on which bakers are featured each week. read more

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Anh Oi bake shop is such a fantastic small business in the CID. I love that they feature a rotation of bakers and also host coffee/dessert popups. It's a small cozy space so people mostly float around and pick up some baked goods to go. Their signature cookies have unique flavors, some of my favorites include the Thai tea persimmon and the fried banana. I've tried two coffee/matcha popups. Aufe's lychee matcha latte and Happy Alley's mango sticky rice matcha are both spectacular. read more

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I first came upon Anh Oi Bake Shop after trying a cookie at TruLe Cafe near SLU/QA. I started following Vince Vu and his baking projects via IG and it definitely piqued my interest. I had an opportunity to stop in during the soft opening (5/15/26). Great program from Seattle Restored to place indie businesses in empty retail spots to revitalize neighborhoods. Anh Oi Bake Shop took it additional steps forward to share the space with fellow indie bakers, pastry chefs, coffee purveyors, and other creatives. It encourages showcasing and strengthening community bonds. The brilliant idea also reinforces return visits to see the next group of rotating indies onsite. I was able to purchase more cookies, another baker/pastry chef's nougat, and have one of the best phin style coffees in the city. I am excited seeing a new wave of under 35 somethings do their business thing and flourish in the greater Seattle area. While in Seattle's CID/Japantown, be sure to stop in and visit. Help support this innovative business model. **Grand opening is scheduled for Saturday 5/23/26** read more

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I've been following Vince Vu's vision of nostalgia and identity through cookies ever since I had the Saigon Soul cookie from a Tet event at Anchovies and Salt earlier this year, and have gotten his cookies several times in other events since. Now he finally has a physical location for his goods, and even has many other independent bakers along with him here! I went during the first day of soft opening on Friday 5/15/26 around 2pm and the grand opening party on Saturday 5/23/26 around 11am, so this review will encompass both days. Interior comprises of space for Vince's Anh Oi cookies along with indie bakers, ceramics creators and even a coffee vendor, all under one roof and giving emphasis to bringing a community together through food. I've heard that the bakers rotate every now and then, so I'm very intrigued to get to have the pastries of many indies the more I come here in the future! For the soft opening visit, I was greeted by Vince himself, who was handing out samples of many of the products throughout the store, and he and others around welcomed and struck conversations with me and everyone coming inside. Many products were still in stock despite me coming in later than the actual opening time of the store of 9am, so I was able to snag some cookies and a couple of pastries that piqued my interest. I also grabbed a black sesame coffee drink that absolutely kept me awake in the best way. For the grand opening party, products from the soft opening still remained along with a couple other new items that would be best eaten the day of, such as in-house made matcha ice cream, large and delicious tiramisu cakes, uniquely flavored cream puffs and aesthetically colorful parfaits. Line system was relatively smooth for crowd control, and Vince and some of the bakers themselves were handing out their samples to everyone waiting in line in a similar fashion to the soft opening day. It was awesome getting to meet some of the bakers too! I grabbed myself some more cookies along with pastries that I didn't get a chance to try at their soft opening day, along with a lychee matcha drink from the same coffee vendor. This is such a unique business concept to have in the CID, and I see myself coming back here way more than once to get more cookies, check out the rotating indies, and in general support the very friendly environment that Vince's vision is creating! read more

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Food - obs the cookies are my #1. im a stan from day 1. the strawberry corn is prob my fav cookie ever in life. nothing will ever compare. we also tried a few other sweets from the other vendors. bread and a rice krispie that was also really good. we got drinks from au phe. Service - the best. very friendly. happy to explain any food items. theres even a microwave in case you want to heat up your goodies while you enjoy your drinks. a good spot to chill since they have a few chairs set up. Ambiance - so cute inside. bring a book. live your ghibli dream. read more

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If you are looking for uniquely delicious baked goods and drinks with Asian flares, or to support a small business owned by a super nice guy, or you want are looking for a community where Asians support each other, you definitely need to check out this bakery. I took my kid to the Grand Opening event this Saturday, and it was so much fun to watch a room of talented Asian bakers showcase their creations to celebrate this much needed space. I truly love the concept of trying products from multiple and rotating bakers. The drinks from Aufe are also amazing - I didn't know lychee with coffee and matcha can taste so good; also owners are just the nicest! I'm so excited for my haul, and I can't wait to come back to try more! read more

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The owner is an absolute gem of a human being overflowing with kindness while tempered with deep wisdom. Here you have an unassuming bake shop in the ID that was hosting maybe the best vietnamese coffee shop around, Aufe Coffee (on a temporary hiatus for the summer) while showcasing local Asian-American made baked goods and general pantry/kitchen goods (ceramic mugs, plates, aprons). Here you can find pandan toast with condensed milk, butter mochi, hojicha brownies, pandan coconut rice krispies, and information on who made it and how to learn more about them. This shop is expertly curated across the board to ensure both you as the customer can only find quality goods, drinks, and food here, while spotlighting small Asian-American crafters/bakers who deserve way more attention. Not to mention the owner is constantly hosting events and involved with the community, trying to find smart and fun ways to showcase his and others businesses. Do not sleep on this gem that is showing everyone the right way to do business! read more

wow is this a gem of a place! i ran in to check it out as i was doing saturday errands and the curation of items (aprons, ceramics, baked goods, etc) is so great and so representative of diverse communities in our region i had to spread the wealth so i got a thai tea persimmon cookie, a pandan coconut rice krispie treat and a delicious blushberry (non caffeinated) drink. it was really hard to decide but i did so knowing i will come back and explore other menu options this summer. i truly hope they do well in the coming weeks and into the fall and winter. fingers crossed that other people value and understand the goal of giving voice and storefront access to various artisans. in my opinion. a genius idea! read more

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Truly love this concept and what Anh Oi has created not only for other bakers and vendors but for the AANHPI community itself. The idea of having a retail space shared for exposure to new bakers or ones who had pop ups and to get items on a more regular basis is wonderful. The space is more of a grab and go concept than an actual sit down cafe . There are four chairs and a couple of tables to sit if you select to heat up a purchase to enjoy while it's hot not a place to stay on your computer for hours. The onsite beverage cart is Aufe and they and Vince of Anh Oi are both friendly and welcoming. There are write up of each baker and the items are clearly labeled and pricing is clear. Also love that there are a few non food vendors currently they're featuring a couple of ceramic artists. Love that if I need to pick up a quick gift or treat for friends in the CID there is a new option! read more

I saw them at Maum Market where I tried the Thai Tea Persimmon, Strawberry Corn Milk, Pandan Coconut, and Fried Banana flavors. At the art market, they provided samples of all the flavors available that day. It was perfect for me since it was my first time trying their cookies and helped me decide which ones to purchase. All of the cookies were delicious. The flavors were unique and well balanced without being overly sweet. I loved the soft texture and the cookies were massive. I also appreciated the resealable bags, which made it easy to save the leftovers and enjoy them later. I would love to visit their actual storefront to see what else they have to offer. read more

Should have bought more! That's my only regret while visiting Seattle. Super nice and great service. I bought some cookies made by Vince for my friends and they declared it was one of the BEST cookies they ever had and it made them happy. The flavors and textures were wonderful. I imagine the scene in Ratatouille where Anton Ego flashes back to his childhood. That's how they described how the cookies tasted. We got the Fried Banana, White Chocolate and Viet Coffee, and Red Mung Bean. True talent, keep baking! read more

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Super chill vibe. Great spot to grab a snack while wandering the city. The concept is great! I absolutely love it. All these pop up businesses in one spot. Everything is delicious and unique! Everyone that works here is super friendly and great to talk to. I'll definitely be back again and again. Street parking mostly. Super easy to get to with public transit. read more

Good place to get cookies around Seattle Chinatown. Overall, the cookie was good, maybe I wasn't a huge fan of the fried banana coo, wish the flavor was a bit more stronger with more banana pieces. Other than that, the cookie was more of the plain side, I would come back and try something else! read more

Anh Oi Bake Shop - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was looking forward to trying this baked goods collection/collab, and did see that there were a lot of different options and things to choose from. The people there were quite nice and friendly; we had delicious drinks and sat to enjoy a few cookies that did taste good. There were a lot of interesting flavor combinations from all the vendors, and I do understand why things are the way they are, but we ended up not buying anything to take home because it was just too expensive for things we were t sure we would like. It's a beautiful place with lovely fixtures and clean lines; I'd say that I hope they do well, but it is not something I'd rush back to right now. read more

Only briefly went in with a friend who was grabbing some stuff. Tried two of their cookies, the Vietnamese coffee and the fried banana. Vietnamese coffee cookie smelled wonderful but wish it tasted more like coffee, very chocolate forward which isn't a bad thing. The fried banana cookie, however. Go for this alone, warm it up in the microwave and enjoy one of the best cookies you'll ever have. Soft, chewy and warm, and that delicious caramelized banana flavor. I've been thinking about this cookie for the past week now, go try one asap. Ended up going during the Japantown market and this was one of the participating businesses. Staff is super friendly, and it was a cute little spot. Not a lot of seating if I remember correctly, but I definitely want to go back and try their coffee read more

Anh Oi Bake Shop - Vietnamese coffee and white chocolate chip cookie - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This is one of my favorite bake shops in seattle. The cookies are so flavorful and moist! They are so worth it. The staff are very nice too :) read more

Anh Oi Bake Shop - Fried Banana cookie. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very cute aesthetically pleasing shop. Some of the vendors were there and it was great to hear them talk and see their passion. Since they are giving out samples and selling things be careful what you May grab thinking it's a sample. I loved finding unique rice crispies that are halal. read more

I had the bagels with the sweetest soul and about lost my mind. I say that because she shared them with me. I don't know if I would have been able to share. They are bravely unique, flavorful with perfect texture. I want more. read more

Obsessed with these cookies! Tried them for the first time at Maum Market and then got them again for restaurant week. My partner loves the fried banana, and I'm a big fan of the strawberry corn milk cookie. They're pretty big, so you can def get away with just eating a quarter or half at a time. The packaging is great too! It really keeps the cookie fresh even after you open it for several days. Def am keeping an eye out for pop ups so I can snag these cookies again! read more

The cookies are so unique and amazing, I've really never had cookies like these. I got the Vietnamese coffee flavor and tried the fried banana flavor, and I loved both. Would come back. read more

Their cookies are really good. I just want to suggest having more choices on the matcha drinks although most of the one that they offered now are really good too. I love the friendly vibes inside the store. I seldom feel Asian people coming from different ethnicity come together and celebrate although I also don't mind other ethnicities to join a quick conversation, a matcha drink and some cookies... all the best to you guys.... read more

This bakery is awesome! They showcase many local Asian American bakers and businesses. Even though it was a busy soft opening day, the owner Vince took the time to chat with me for a few minutes. On top of that the sweets, and coffee were so so good! Check them out you won't be disappointed!! read more

Best cookies I've ever had. I finally got a chance to try the cookies here at Tet in Seattle. We got the Fried Banana, Coconut Mung Bean, Strawberry Corn Milk, and Chè ba màu. All bangers! Crispy on the edges and soft and chewy towards the center. The amount of salt on the cookies is great without being overly salty. These cookies are now a staple for us to recommend to friends who visit from out of town, and we look forward to trying all the flavors. read more

Fried Banana is so good!! Saw them at a UW food fair and they had so many samples. Hopefully I see them again

I stopped by soon after their soft opening while they were still getting the store set up, and the place was already bustling! Cookies were in the middle of the shop, drinks to one side, and a great variety of local baking to the other side. I really liked how they highlight the stories and pictures of different bakers, and it made the store feel more like an artist market than just a bake shop. In the back they had some clothes for sale and places to prep food to go. The place had great vibes and quite a variety of food, and I had a hard time narrowing down my desserts. I ended up eating a great cannele, and I'm looking forward to trying their many flavors of cookies, buns and Rice Krispie treats soon. Everyone inside was happy and friendly, and I'm excited to see how the bakery grows! read more

Great creative flavors! Love their cookies so much, especially the thai tea persimmon one!

Went to pop-up stand on UDub campus got black sesame, red bean cookie. It is so moist and light and yummy.

I love these cookies. They are true to what the flavor says it is and they warm up great in the microwave! They also make wonderful bagels and other baked goods from time to time! read more

The cookies are amazing. Unique flavors and delicious! Vince really has captured an amazing history in the baking of these incredible treats! read more

Met the crew at an event. Tried the cookies. Dang good, worth the wait and hype. Then followed them on IG and heard about the bagels. We preordered them for pick up. Blew my mind. Holy- wow -ridiculous. The owner was right to say 'they are a spin on the bagel' (he said something close to that). All I know is they spun us right round baby right round! SO FREAKIN DELICIOUS. Do yourself a favor and try this place and specifically the bagels before they are so big and popular you won't be able to pick them up from the baker / owner. There's no reason these do not become a favorite and blow up in all the best ways. read more