I really like the service here including the type of bread they offer. my friends and I often come…read moreto eat here. bread is fresh and good!

Open the door and instantly walk into a baker's oasis of freshness! It smells amazing in here. I…read morelove the variety of options. This bakery is a must-visit. I grabbed a tray and a few sheets of baking paper so I could individually select my desired pastries. I got a few spinach and cheese danishes, a fresh bagel, and a mushroom and cheese danish. All of the danishes were delicious. I especially enjoyed the mushroom and cheese danish because I love mushrooms. If you like to eat with your eyes, prepare yourself for a carb overload! They also have a rewards program, so I would recommend signing up. The service while I waited in line was warm and welcoming. As I was walking out, I noticed that they have a large space, and I could definitely see this being a great spot for a coffee or dessert date.

Bake Culture in Flushing (located inside the New Age Supermarket at 136-20 38th Ave) offers a…read moreselection of Taiwanese-style baked goods, including highly egg tarts, pork floss buns, and Japanese jiggly cheesecakes. While slightly pricier than traditional Chinatown bakeries, items are individually wrapped to retain freshness. The egg tarts are recommended for their silky texture and flaky crust. It is worth trying their savory-sweet buns (especially the scallion pork floss) and the cute animal-shaped breads. Because each item is individually sealed, buns and cakes tend to stay moist and soft for a few days. The bakery also labels products containing meat with preparation times, which many customers appreciate for transparency. Prices are somewhat higher than typical Flushing bakeries, but they frequently run deals like "buy 4 get 1 free". Whole cakes are also considered reasonably priced for the neighborhood. The place features an exterior entrance independent of the main supermarket and is open late, making it ideal for a quick dessert fix. I find the service as "no frills" and limited, functioning more as a grab-and-go spot than a sit-down cafe.

It's a small bakeshop located inside a supermarket. Shop is closing in half hour so there was…read morenothing much to choose. There are few seats/ tables to seat in if preferred to dined. Drinks ( hot and cold ) can be avail. I see their promotion of buying certain number of goodies and you'll get the next item free but, only few left for each kind are left and can't make it to the required number. We end up buying an item or two for each kind that's left. Pricing is affordable. I liked the custard , it's not that sweet but it still have the sweetness I desired. The rest we purchased will be tried when I get home. Check this spot if in the area.

I was in the area on Saturday and took a look at the places around. Noticed this bakery so I came…read morein to check out what they have and hopefully grab a few things that I don't see regularly. The selection was pretty sparse and it was only 11 something in the morning. Another customer was asking about some mochi bun and the response from the woman he spoke to made it seem like they only restock once in the morning. So it's a you snooze you lose type of situation. I picked up a pineapple bun and 2 different red bean baked goods. They looked different than what I see at other Chinese bakeries. Got home and got into these. Man they definitely look better than they taste. Not really sure what the pineapple bun tasted like, but the topping on it was not good. The red bean buns were quite flavorless. The bread texturally was not good. Definitely won't be coming back.

Great coffee, good desserts, good customer service…read more I'd highly suggest their iced coffee and breakfast pastries although I'd like to try their desserts sometime though to have a more solid opinion.

This is one of my favorite Maxin Bakery and here is why?…read moreThere are tables and chairs where you can sit and dine after purchasing your bakery items and drinks. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I find there is more bakery selection at this Maxin Bakery than the other two that I have been to. It's also a larger store located at Arcadia Mall. Egg tarts are good and will get replenished once sold out. The roast pork buns are very good. Will be back again.

Great place for bakery, drinks, and to sit and chill…read more Definitely recommend this place :)

Still in love with the fresh cream bread. It's stuffed with red bean and whipped cream!…read morePleasantly surprised when I saw a "Buy Two Get One Free" sign near the door so I was able to get three buns for the price of two! The almond top one is quite similar to a pineapple bun...but um the flavor isn't as strong? It's not bad but it's not something I'll crave. Also picked up a lemon bun (the drizzling of lemon creme on top seems to be inconsistent; some have less, some have more) so we'll see how that tastes.

This is the place named after what Topanga said when she first saw Corey naked…read more If you had to stand in line for 30 mins to get served, it'd be "Boreyodang." If the servers called you a motherf***er while taking your money, it'd be "Sworeyodang." And if you were able to trade sexual favours for baked items, it'd be "Wh*reyodang." This underrated and amazibg spot is easily my favorite location of this chain Bakery. I'm fairly certain that some of the negative reviews are written by rivals. Yelp is nowhere near as "protected against fake reviews" as it thinks, or advertises. I know so many business owners that write masses of reviews for their own business (and some are not filtered), and even masses of negative reviews of rival businesses. I think that may be happening here. There are ways around it, which makes me wonder how much we - the customers and Yelpers - and the website itself, really care. If their cakes were mouldy, they'd be Sporeyodang. If Margaret Thatcher owned them, they'd be Toryodang. And if they were Argentine, they'd be Chimichurryodang. Anyway I love this Koryodang. It's brand new and big and spacious with absolutely lovely service. They make their signature Taro teas and the Milk Tea is better than the other locations. I love hanging out here and tasting some of their baked goods, although others are overrated - such as all the sponge cakes... but that can be said about many korean-style bakeries. If I were a Korean I wouldn't make a Korea in sponge cakes. If the girl behind the counter was sleeping on the job, it'd be Snoryodang. And if they were actually killing customers in the back and serving them in Red Bean Buns, it'd be Goryodang. And if the bathroom was for more than just #1 and #2, it'd be Gloryholedang. I find it pretty sad that the ratings are so bad when this place is considerably better than a lot of the rivals. But then people are entitled to their own opinions. I just hope they're legit. And if there's a 45 year old guy trying to hit on the 17 year old Asian girls (and boys), that's Predatoryodang. Even if the girls (and boys) are willing, that's still Statutoryodang. And if Billie Jean shows up and shows you a photo and his eyes are like mine, I refuse to pay any child support until I'm shown evidence of fatherhood on live TV after being dragged on Mauryodang.

I love this place! Mom makes the kimbap and at $5.00 it's a great snack or light lunch. Coffee is…read moretasty and the baked goods are on a higher level than standard bakeries. Nice variety. I like the green bean cake, with the soft sweet gooey filling. The women who oversee the joint are very warm and friendly. You can even sit in the lobby with nice tables and chairs to accommodate the newspaper readers and kibitzing seniors(of which I am one).

Delicious breads, lattes, cakes and macarons! Love stopping by here to grab a coffee while browsing…read morethe other shops. The owner Susan is the most loveliest person, she is an absolute sweetheart and the rest of the staff is so kind, always brightens my day. They can also place custom cake orders for birthdays and special events! Love this bakery, will be returning every chance I get :)

Love this bakery! It serves roasted pork (chia shu) bun in the early mornings! It also has a…read morevariety of Chinese bakery items. It's cash only. I realize that I should've tried its egg tart next time. Good indoor air ventilation obviously since the door is always open.

I've seen this place here for years now in Flushing. There's no seating so you'll be immediately…read moregreeted by the display of pastries as you walk in. Surprise! It's your typical no-frills (and cash only!) Chinese bakery in no other than the Chinatown of Queens - Flushing. Compared to other asian bakeries though, Maxin is undoubtedly cheaper. The pastries that are available here are typical - egg tarts, pineapple bun, cha sui bao, and the HK style milk tea (yum, my favorite). When I visit here, I know I want something quick and filling for lunch without spending a fortune. Reminder to self: not every meal has to be a big backed one. The aunties that run this place have nearly a decade of experience (or however long this place has been here for), proven by their ability to quickly glance at your items, total up the prices (their typing into the cash register is literally ASMR), and bag your items all within the same timeframe that you pull out your wallet to pay. Talking about efficiency, these ladies got you down. Need to rush somewhere after? Maxin Bakery. Eating on a budget? Maxin Bakery. Don't expect friendly greetings and your standard American service at Maxin or else you'll be making a fool out of yourself - you have been warned! Simply enjoy the ride, grab some pastries, and shuuu, head on out to enjoy them.

The T-Swirl Crepe at the Flushing location is the original flagship store of the company. Can't…read moredeny that it's certainly a very tight-knit space with only two bar stools as the seating and some standing room inside. Definitely more meant to be a grab-and-go kind of thing. They do delivery services through mobile apps like DoorDash + GrubHub + Snackpass + Uber Eats.The service from staff is fast, although they might not always be the most friendly people working in there. Place is spotless clean, tidy, and organized. The sweet & savory crepes do look like the exact replicas from the display window ~ so no false advertising at all. The ambiance wise is a cute little shop. The savory crepes make a pretty good breakfast, lunch, dinner or even just a quick snack on the go. As for the sweet crepes, it's a sweet little treat once in a while (two to three times in a month). The crepes are made with 100% rice flour. Additionally, they can be made gluten-free upon request to the staff from customers when paying with cash or card in the front counter. Every individual crepe is freshly made when customers have placed an order. Now, they've mini crepes on the menu if you don't wanna bite into a regular-sized version. You can choose to add a scoop of ice cream on the sweet crepe for an additional cost as well. My favorite sweet crepe is the Matcha Chocolate Truffles. It contains sliced strawberries + diced chocolate truffles + matcha custard cream + whipped yogurt + chocolate sauce + crushed pistachio. Has the right amount of sweetness and textures. Better eat really fast because the chocolate sauce & custard cream might start melting/leaking onto your hands. The crepe will become soggy too after 10-15 minutes or so. I think there's hand sanitizer or wipes if your hands do end up being sticky though. My favorite savory crepe is the Chicken Teriyaki. Definitely healthier and a bit more on the drier side compared to the sweet crepes with the chocolate sauce. The ingredients are chicken breast stripes + baby spinach leaves + diced carrots + corn pieces + red onions, sliced boiled eggs + sesame seeds + crunchy shallots. Sesame dressing & teriyaki sauce are drizzled on top to finish it off. Less messy to eat too because nothing is melting. Surprisingly, the crepe shell is still crispy even after 30 minutes if you're a slow eater like me! I enjoy stopping by once in a while for a sweet treat or a quick snack since it's the closest spot to my home.

First time trying this place and honestly 5 stars for sure. The different flavors on the menu are…read more so unique and versatile. I tried the Lychee Romantic and it was out of this world. I'm so excited they just opened one on Long Island so I will be going there but I wanted to try the OG place first! Ps the service was great and the way they package is so cute and organized I loved it!