The strawberry cloud cake was amazing. I am dreaming of it. I want to try the mango one next. We…read morealso got the cheesecake and wish I would have gotten the chocolate cloud cake instead. It was good but nothing special. Lots of yummy bread and pastries too!

The bakery looks great and the food is delicious, but the seats were filthy and very unpleasant. I…read morewanted to speak with the manager, but he wasn't there, so I spoke with an employee instead. One of the staff members said the seats had been cleaned, but they need to be replaced or deep-cleaned to remove the stains.

parking is street…read more I frequented this place a few times now. The quality is always consistent. I always stop by to pick up a few things when I'm in the area. The cakes are always moist. All the carb items both salty and sweet have always been good. on the last trip, I didn't get the egg tart as they looked a bit burnt. I haven't tried their meats yet, but will eventually get around to it.

They have good soy sauce chicken and barbecue duck here. If you live close to Malden, this is the…read morebest that you're going to get unless you want to go to Chinatown in Boston. I will generally ask them to not chop up the meat for me. It's convenient and they do it very quickly, but my boyfriend is not a fan of the shards of bone co-mingling with the meat. I will warn you that cutting it up at home will result in a HUGE mess because these birds are fatty, but it's worth it to me to carefully debone the meat. There's a bit of a language barrier but that doesn't stop me from asking for extra ginger scallion oil. Ask for it. They will give you one sauce. It's really good and we're not Chinese and they don't understand that we can't get enough of it. The soy sauce is also good. There is a bakery here but I've only ever gotten the meat. It is a typical Chinese cafe. Basic. No frills. Nothing fancy. The food just kind of speaks for itself. This is a To-go place. I think every time I've been here, there's been little or no wait.

Friendly fast service with legit Cantonese cafe food including all of my favorites like wonton…read morenoodle soup, Hong Kong style milk tea, curry fish balls, and beef noodle soup. They also have rice dishes, but I feel like the wontons or dumplings with noodles are their highlight. You order and pay before sitting down. They remodeled so it's clean and newly decorated inside. I am glad there's a good spot for a quick simple Cantonese cafe lunch or dinner that's consistent.

Very attractive atmosphere with a clean Hong King cafe feel. Staff were very attentive and were…read morehappy to take requests. I had a bowl of fish ball soup that was yummy. Wish it had a bit more bok choy. However, the fish balls were flavorful and soft but not mushy. The rice noodles had just the right amount of bounce. Great meal for a sunny day!

Very comfortable, right smack in downtown, but average. The jasmine mango tea was delicious but the…read moredesserts were just OK. The selection was limited for a dessert establishment. Seating was comfortable and service was fine. The bathrooms had no soap which worries me... How did the food preparers wash their hands... or did they?

I ordered the hot black sesame soup with red bean, and it definitely hit the spot, especially when…read moreI've been missing my Hong Kong desserts. It warmed me right up and came out super fast. The sweetness was a bit on the stronger side, and I wish the black sesame had a deeper toasted flavor, but overall it still did the trick. A cozy, comforting bowl -- solid 4/5 for satisfying my HK dessert cravings.

Wowzers!!! We had a 3am start today so by lunchtime we were crashing hard lol. We are from out of…read moretown so we were yelping great coffee spots and we were not disappointed! We had an Americano and a white mocha caramel. So delicious, perfectly made, and if you get a cinnamon roll (you should!) make sure you get it heated it's amazing. Love the vibe and purpose of this place and will definitely be back many times before I leave Boston!

Love this coffee house! The friendliest baristas you will meet. Their food and drinks are great…read more You cannot go wrong stopping by here. Check them out the next time you are in Everett.

A rare find, intentionally set up to be a third space. It's always humming here, with people…read moreworking or just playing board games. Their breakfast sandwiches are unique, the croissants are flaky and the wide range of options for customization makes them really pop! (Sriracha aioli is not to be missed, either). Totally worth a stop if you're in their neck of the woods!

A great spot!! I love the strawberry banana smoothie. 10/10 would recommend. The baristas are…read morefriendly and welcoming and the cafe has cute decorations. The one thing is that the food and drinks are a bit pricy. But I would definitely come back!

fun and ever changing menu of drinks, the best muffins in the world, and the staff feels like familyread more

First visit since COVID to this charming but cramped and aging shop with over-the-counter service,…read moreabout a dozen different muffins, and a single tiny table by the window. It's almost entirely takeout and on weekend mornings the line is as packed as a subway car during rush hour. The staff is efficient, courteous, and businesslike. I bought a box of muffins at opening and the whole box felt warm-- a great sign. -- Raspberry Chocolate Chip Muffin: I ate this in the shop shortly after opening, while it was still piping hot, with the raspberries nearly a liquid and the chips somewhat melty. Nice soft texture and good contrast of flavors. -- Blueberry Muffin: I broke off and sampled a piece a little later in the morning (okay, 15 minutes later). Still somewhat warm, with a sponginess leaning toward Play-Doh territory (not necessarily a bad thing), but overall good. Neither noticeably sugary nor noticeably buttery. Blueberries were closer to adequate than impressive. Good muffin but with no standout characteristic to hang your hat on. -- Cranberry Muffin: Probably the best of the bunch. The highest crown (though no overhang), with a crusty surface and a good amount of big cranberries on top. Decent understated flavor to the dough, almost biscuit-like. -- Chocolate Chip Muffin: Overloaded with chips on the top surface (I'd hesitate to call it a crown), with none below. Plain dough that's thankfully not overly sugared, but not particularly moist. These muffins aren't cheap. Once you factor in the tax and tip, it's close to $7 each, and we're not talking about particularly large muffins. If anything, they're small, with no overhang and no streusel. Nothing wrong with small (they're dense, so will still fill you up), but for the price it catches your attention, as does a "coffee house" with only one table. The muffins are a well-deserved 4 even without overhang and streusel, but the other aspects bring it to a 3. Best for local pick-up.