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    4.1 (41 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Cheri L.

    To be honest I don't usually like them just because they tend to be a little too flaky and dry for my preference, but curiosity got the best of me when I saw the flavors options here! I wasn't sure if the filling was going to be like bean paste; I'd say it turned out to be very similar to chinese "wife cake" filling, which has a slight chew to it. Flavors on display included rose, coconut, matcha, ube, black sesame, and chestnut. My favorites ended up being the black sesame and rose. They also have other handmade pastries available too!

    Les Z.

    Very authentic northern chinaware pastries! They have a big variety of all sorts. The frozen dumplings are tasty. They also make some items like beef pancakes fresh at the store. Though they don't have dining area. Wish they at least put some chairs for people who are waiting for the food.

    Claire H.

    Stumbled in here while waiting for my order next door at Highland Noodles- turns out that brothers both own each establishment! There was a plethora of dumplings and traditional Chinese handcrafted desserts to choose from. I was also offered a few different samples of desserts that all brought back some fond childhood memories. I ended up buying a box of the red bean mochi, the peanut crunch pastry, and the beef biscuits (total came out to be a little over $37). The quality and freshness of the desserts really stood out on top of the authenticity to what you would get if you bought these in the streetcarts of China. I had to share with my parents and we all really enjoyed the snacks. Can't wait to come back and try some more!

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    Jessica C.

    Friendly and the mung bean cakes are a must as they are not too sweet and so soft! They are decadent and perfect with a tea or coffee

    Jay L.

    A fantastic selection of pastries and baos are available from Hansons Pastry, which really enhances the flavor experience. Their assortment of baos, which includes vegetarian and traditional pork selections, tender steamed buns and delectable fillings. Every mouthful combines flavors and textures in a pleasing way. Pastry lovers should not miss Hanson's Pastry as well because it is a haven for people looking for both classic and inventive baked treats.

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    Jeff C.

    bought their frozen pork veg pie, bag of 6 for $15 30 frozen xlb for $26. Turns out pretty good but it does take some skill to make them right. The frozen meat pie first you oil pan fried it without water to get it to be a bit yellow/brown, then you add water covering almost half of the height of the pie, cover the lid and let it cook in medium heat till water dry. Then after all water dry, pan fried it to crunchy outside again. XLB, boil water till steam, then about 15 mins, some did broke, which is bummer, maybe need to adjust the time to 12 mins since their skin is so thin.

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    Peter L.

    $22 for 50 is decent price for hand made dumplings.. tons of restaurants sell this. Checking out this new place. After I cooked 15 in just water and a little drizzle of olive oil. I made the sauce, just grind garlic, soy sauce, Sriracha, and a teaspoon of sesame oil... My personal recipe. Anyways, first bite, I was a little disappointed.. not much meat and no shrimp.. usually for three treasures, u get a shrimp... It looks like the filling is mostly chives with some pork and eggs..no shrimp. They probably have dried tiny shrimp in there... I guess u get what u pay for ...usually the three treasure is $26... And up to $30 in Milpitas square restaurants or north San Jose. I usually get it from the restaurant on Jacklin... Hidden gem. Guess it's all about rent.. cheaper rent and out of the way... I would not buy again...it is essentially light version... At least I'm not full... It's like bud light. Less filling...

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    Meryn D.

    I bought a bag of frozen XLB, flavorful, however, the meat is not bouncy, I wish they could do a better job in mixing it. There's soup inside the XLB, very fat tho. I will try other places.

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    Best place to order to go frozen dumplings. Good value and best taste. As approved by all kids who visited my home.

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    Great Chinese pastries and also frozen dumplings and XLB. Lots of different flavors and choices for a small storefront.

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    Super authentic Chinese pastries! Best in Bay Area and the variety is insane! Try it out

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    They have authentic Beijing style dessert and pastry. They are all fresh and delicious. The dumplings are really great here.

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    Better than restaurant wontons and best of all i can make them at home. I get pork shrimp and it's juicy and filled with goodness.

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    Very reasonable price for frozen dumplings and wontons, sweet pastries are delicious, highly recommend!

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    love their food. Real traditional Chinese food. I like and for sure will back. Keep up with good food

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