This is a great go to Chinese bakery spot. They have everything and there's normally people which is a good sign. The fried dumplings, red bean sesame bun and the walnut cookie was very good However, the steamed sticky rice was not good, so I would recommend going somewhere else for that. Cash only read more

They are selling spoiled, moldy bread, which is absolutely outrageous. Buyers must beware. read more

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cute place!! tons of neighborhood people were running in and out to grab a cup of coffee as we sheltered from the cold. highly recommend coming for the end of day specials if you want a bunch of pastries for cheap!!! sweet lady. read more

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I accidentally came into this bakery when I was looking for another one, oops. Since I was already here, I decided to grab some baked goods. I picked up a Chinese Tamale or Zongzi ($4) and Fried Dumpling or Ham Sui Gak ($1.25). The tamales was tasty although lacked much ingredients inside. Also found the fried dumpling to be quite pricey for only one, but I do enjoy this item. It's a regular Asian bakery shop in the mist of Chinatown, solid spot. read more

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Since Hop Shing closed after Covid, I've been on a hunt for replacement baked pork buns in NY Chinatown for years. Hop Shing had me spoiled for decades and it was worth driving 3 hours RT and paying $$ for gas and tolls. All good things come to an end, sadly. Anyway, I was happy to finally find that M & W's baked pork buns met the challenge albeit not 100% like HS, but good enough to keep me as a regular customer. Today I decided to try their steamed pork buns and asked if it was the same filling as their baked ones and the answer was yes so I bought a dozen. Well, the adverse is true - the steamed pork buns have a very strong coconut flavor throughout - so much that it totally overpowers the roast pork filling. Very disappointing!! No wonder the steamed bows are always in stock, unlike the baked ones - that alone should be telling to the owners of M & W. read more

I was on my way to dinner when I stumbled upon this gem of a bakery. They were closing so I got a bunch of buns on "clearance". The pineapple coconut buns were delicious with a nice top and ample filling that wasn't too sweet. My husband lived the roast pork buns and claims it had more filling than some others he's had. Flavorful and not too fatty. I bought 3, but didn't get a chance to try because he ate them all! But my favorite purchase was the wife cakes. This is one of two items I look forward to getting from Chinese bakeries, and they did not disappoint. It was one of the best wife cakes I've ever had. They are slightly smaller in circumference but they are made thicker at this bakery. Why? Because of the THICK MOCHI layer!! It was so thick and chewy with a very slight crunch from the winter melon. For me, it was the perfect ratio and of course it was "not too sweet." Yum I got some pork song buns also but my kids ate those. I will definitely be returning and getting some more pastries for myself! My star rating legend: 5: A+ Worth a special journey (ie. I would go out of my way, maybe even take a flight somewhere just for this; exceptionally amazing) 4: A excellent, a must try, solid place 3: B good; nothing extraordinary, but would definitely go again 2: C personally would never go again (unless invited by someone and I didn't get to pick the place), but I can see how others might find something appealing 1: Fail. I would never return and recommend no on else goes either. read more

After Lung Moon bakery on Mulberry Street closed down was so bummed out. Where to go for tasty treats and sweets close by. One of my cousins recommended M & W Bakery. So I have been purchasing cooked steamed buns that are found in their freezer/fridge. Also read reviews from Yelper's about their egg tarts, so this time around got two packs of the steamed roast pork buns as wells as three egg tarts and other buns too. Heck those egg tarts must be really good. One family member gobbled up two of them once they got home. He was eyeing the third one. Remember sharing is caring. LOL. Will get more the next time I am in Chinatown. read more

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Very solid roast pork bun ($1.35). Good flavor, faintly sweet, and not super artificially red. I froze them for a few days and then microwaved for around 45s (shifted plate halfway through for more even heating). It puffs up a lot, which is fun to watch! Only thing is I got one bun with not much filling. :( It still had a nice texture and still hit the spot. I'll be returning for more buns, and I also want to try their other items! read more

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Stopped by here on the way to another bakery looking for mooncakes. Pleasantly surprised by the pricing of the mooncakes especially compared to the ones that are sold in the tin cans in grocery store. However, upon buying the mooncakes, I noticed that it was hard which is fine because you have to set out mooncakes for 2 days in room temperature to soften, after baking. I took it home and left it out for 2 days in a container and it still did not soften up! The mooncakes was really dry and crumbly and the red bean filling was not fragrant. The egg yolk was also really dry. After discovering this, I left it out for few more days to see if it would soften up even more but it did not. The mooncakes here were a big disappointment. I did not try their other baked food so I will have to come back and try it. read more

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Good option for quick great food/pastries. Line was short compared to other spots which was nice. The buns we got were quite cold - I guess they'd been refrigerated for a while - but I do wish they were warm. The interior is small with just a stool or two. Not really meant for sitting down and eating. Not bad overall but not my favorite Chinatown bakery. read more

I'm not sure why this place doesn't get more love. It's been here for as long as I can remember. We use to go shopping in Chinatown during the weekend and I always make sure to find some time to stop here. It's an inexpensive sugary treat that delights the senses. My dad use to take me here to buy the coconut mochi balls and raisin bread. Now it's my turn to buy my son, niece and nephews treats from here and we love the steam buns with chinese sausage, raisin bread, pineapple buns. Discovering this treasure trove of a bakery was a blessing 30 years ago, now it continues to bring joy and happiness to my family generations later Thank you read more

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One of the hidden bakeries in Chinatown - unassuming storefront, but a gem. The best paper cup sponge cakes I have had - very fluffy and light, beautiful rich taste but not too heavy - even great the next day. Best of all is the pricing - Monday afternoon around 13:30, 3 for $2.50 or else 1 for $1. Some of the other larger chain bakeries around were $2+ for 1. I am a big fan of lotus seed paste buns and they boxes to go of smaller or larger ones with plenty of filling - just make sure to re-steam for the best results. Don't pass this over, one of the best and great pricing too! And it doesn't seem to be a chain. What more could you ask for? read more

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I started coming here after I got tired of Chinese bakeries running out of buns. When I came here the first time, I bought 6 delicious buns for $6. Ironically, the next two times I came here, they were out of buns. Mind you, this was at 2 PM. If you get here early then you'll enjoy the buns. Unfortunately, the people who work here seem to think that the day ends at noon. read more

Yes, I would recommend trying this place out if you are in Chinatown. They have some simple, tasty Chinese cakes (paper cakes). Cakes are light and fluffy (kind of like a chiffon cake). I liked the cinnamon flavored one. read more

Another new bakery shop appears in the heart of Chinatown on Bayard St. Looks like a new extension of M & W Bakery from E. Broadway. I decided to check it out and tried the following: 1) 2 Egg Tarts for $1.00 - The crust was soft and flaky, and the egg custard cream was creamy and not overly sweet. Pretty good egg tarts. 2) 1 bag of 8 Taro buns for $4.00 - This is new to me and not usually seen on any other bakery shops. The bun texture was soft and the taro paste was smooth, lightly sweetened and moist. You could taste the real taro ingredient. I like this bun a lot and is a must try for taro lover. It may seem the shop has limited choices due to small space but what they offer are good quality. I will be back for more. read more

I love checking out chinatown bakeries, and M&W did not disappoint. Their egg tarts go on sale in the afternoon (I think it was around 3/4pm when I went), and it was 3 for $2--what a steal! The egg tarts are perfect when reheated in the toaster oven at home. The ratio between the crust to filling is perfect and I loved that it wasn't overly sweet as well. I will be back to try more of their pastries in the future! read more

I ordered white lotus bean mooncakes, but was given winter melon moon cakes, which were literally garbage. Very disappointing since this was meant to be my one bit of festivity for the Moon/Mid-Autumn Festival. Also tried the red bean cakes, which were dry, but at least edible. read more

Still need a lot of things to improve. Staffs were friendly, there were only two ladies but there were a lot of customers so I think they would need more workers. It's a very narrow bakery, I think they should take out the 3 chairs that is there for the customers. It's so small that you wouldn't want to be crowded with people coming in and out of the store. There were not much space to stand and wait to be next. There is a little step that my friend kind of tripped on as she walked out of the store. I think they should fix this before someone really falls. We got a lemon tea and a milk tea. both small and hot. We came to realized there were no sugar in our milk tea.... the hot milk tea uses the teley tea bags so this is a plus for me. I dislike lipton teabags. I also got an egg slice cake. it's standard. I would buy it again. Location, I think it's a GREAT idea to have a bakery here because there isn't one on this block. And it's much closer to me then other bakeries and I love drinking milk tea every morning. They have 20% off for grand opening!!! this is definitely a plus! read more

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This is my favorite bakery in Chinatown - it has been around for decades, is family owned and operated, and offers delicious buns at very fair prices. Store clerks speak both Chinese and English. I sincerely hope you guys do your best to support this business -- too many great restaurants and food shops have closed in NYC due to the pandemic and we can't let another neighborhood gem go under. Get your delicious egg tarts, gai mei bao (chicken tail buns), pork buns, coconut buns, pineapple buns, and all kinds of buns here! Many items are $1 each and totally worth it. read more

I came here for the sponge cake and it was so delicious and fresh. There's nothing like exploring around chinartown and ending it with a delicious desert. 10/10 would recommend. Come and check It out! read more

Stopped by after visiting another local bakery that stopped making egg tarts to see if M&W had any. Not only were the ladies super nice but yes they had some awesome egg tarts in stock! I'll be coming back. read more

Basically, every bread is $1 and that's amazing. I always pop in here for a quick snack because it's right next to Sun's tea shop. The pork bun and dried pork bun are tasty and filling--definitely recommend those! read more

$1 for most buns, including pork sung. I also saw mooncakes. Do they still sell taro buns?

They have great coffee and fresh baked pastries and buns. The ladies are very nice and I make it a point to stop in and buy something as often as I can. My favorite co-worker likes hot dog buns, I stop in every couple of days to pick one up for my co-worker along with other items for my family in Brooklyn. Let's show our support and give them a morale boost as well. They have a great selection of moon cakes made locally. read more

Just like another branch on East Broadway, this bakery is a tiny long strip with limited seating. Yet a much better resemblance is that they offer two for one on bakeries such as egg tarts, triangular cakes, and sandwiches over the weekends. You probably think, there must be a catch. Well yeah, a small catch is that the egg tarts are not deep hence there's not much filling. Nevertheless they are decent. The cakes are of decent sizes and tastes are standard. Service is quick and staff is friendly. One small disgruntle was that they don't have green tea cakes as they advertise. read more

Decent pineapple bun, and very good HK style milk tea. I like how they add a combination of bubbles and grass jelly. I ask for mine without sugar because the bubbles are already sweet. read more

I was a fan of the warm pineapple bun here, and would come back for some taro buns and egg tarts if hankering.