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    Shakalaka Bakery

    4.0 (113 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Soybean milk cake, taro meat floss cake, green grape jasmine cake
    Michelle G.

    I was looking for a place to get cake for a special celebration and saw this online and was so pleased by the exciting flavors they had. The prices were also way more affordable than other bakeries and they had a lot of different sizes, so I was able to try three different cakes. I got the soybean milk cake, green grape jasmine cake, and taro meat floss cake. People absolutely loved the cake and everybody voted for different ones as their favorite, but the overwhelming winner and my personal favorite was the soybean milk cake. Green grape jasmine was my second favorite and the number of second highest who people called it their favorite. Taro meat floss was my least favorite although still good and some people still said that was their favorite. My brother also tried the blueberry yogurt cake and said it was yummy but had a bit much cream and the flavor was more in the cake. Online pickup was pretty easy.

    Coconut mousse
    Natalie T.

    The egg custard tart had mochi in it which added a nice bounce to the bite. Flavor was quite good as well and paired nicely with the crust. The coconut mousse was very nice, super creamy and flavorful. Nice treats.

    Mini cake display
    Shirley L.

    Since I've discovered Shakalaka, it has been my go to when I'm out of ideas of what cake to get. They have so many unique cake flavors and very nice looking cakes. I love how they so many options for their 4" cakes. Shakalaka is always on my mind. I never really had a bad experience with the flavors. The cakes are premade fresh so it's been a great last minute resource for me.

    Pork floss taro cake
    Annie W.

    A Chinese bakery serving a variety of pastries and cakes! We got the pork floss taro cake. The cake was a sponge like cake - super soft and springy. Inside were layers of taro cream that were not too sweet. The entire cake was covered in a generous portion of pork floss. A delicious unique offering and the flavors melded together perfectly. The line moves quick and be sure to know what you want before you get to the front of the line. Have not tried their other bakery items but would get the cake again!

    Mango Fruit
    Lucy Y.

    I've been watching so many TikTok's of people in LA eating the fruit pastries and I've vern craving one so bad. I really did not want to go all the way to salswee in the city to get one, so I was so excited that shakalaka carried their mango fruit! It was definitely worth the hype. Such a pretty dessert, amazing crunch factor, and my favorite part was the mango coulis on the inside. It was $12 for a small pastry, but definitely worth the try. I would get it again as a treat!

    Jake Z.

    I do not have a sweet tooth and usually dislike cakes, especially really creamy ones. With that said, this bakery had perhaps simultaneously the most delicious and most beautiful cake all at once. It looked like something out of the world of Totoro and all his animal buddies. The texture was a perfect balance of soft sweet + crunchy chocolate bits. It was so good that we went to check out the physical store and service / ambiance matched the beauty of the cake.

    The banana, just okay with chocolate filling, but the details are beautiful
    Michelle L.

    The desserts here look beautiful! They have a nice little dining area in the back and a clean bathroom. The staff is very friendly Their milk tea is not bad, but I tried to ask for less sugar and they said they couldn't adjust it. The mango pastry is my favorite and it is worth the high price point. I tried the banana chocolate and although it looked gorgeous, it was just okay. We also tried the coconut one and a pineapple bun. I will be back to try more!

    Mango pomelo 4inch cake $17
    Shelley L.

    This review is solely for their cakes. I first encountered these cakes during my birthday party and I immediately laughed when I saw the name of the birthday. I love catchy names like this. There were two 8 inch taro cake and oreo strawberry cake. Both had great presentation and were beautiful. To top it off, all I kept hearing was "good, not too sweet," which as we know is complete approval for Asian families. I love the abundance of toppings for each cake. They did not skimp on taro filling or oreo and strawberry. We liked it enough that we went back to try a few more of their cakes. One tip is if there is a cake you really want, place the order online. They only have a select number of cakes in store on display and in the fridges behind the counter. I ordered the 4 inch mango pomelo sago cake. It's a very delicate cake. As soon as you rip the plastic off, it starts to sag. This wasn't bad as a cake but it's probably the one cake I wouldn't get again from this bakery. It was $17 for a 4 inch and about $38 for select 8 inch cakes. Prices are good as your typical Paris Baguette and chain bakeries prices are climbing.

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    Kat J.

    Despite the influx of newcomers, this is still one of my fav bakeries in Flushing. I love the fact creative cake flavor options, not your usual fresh fruit with cream cake that you get in other Chinese bakeries here. There are so many different options. I also love the size, perfect for 2-4 people without worrying about leftovers. The breads here are pretty great, some fun and unique flavors.

    Pistachio Christmas tree Cake
    Win C.

    Pistachio Christmas tree cake was delicious. Not too sweet, not too big, and everyone dug into it. It's sooo pretty too. Definitely am interested in trying other bakery items of theirs

    Matcha pistachio strawberry cake
    Jenng C.

    My friend got me the matcha pistachio strawberry cake for my birthday and it was really soft and not too sweet. The owner also opened SALSWEE, located in midtown Manhattan, which is surprising to me given how much the rent is in Manhattan. They must be doing well for themselves. I thought it was also funny that the box says SHAKALAKA but the cake is on a plate that says SALSWEE.

    Egg tarts
    Sean H.

    Stopped by here for dessert and had a pleasant experience. There's a lot of selections to choose from but we ended up getting the egg tarts. It was flavorful, flaky, not dry, delicious. Overall ambiance is alright. It's pretty cramped inside and the tables were very close together so it was difficult to maneuver around. Bathroom was clean. I'd come back again if I'm in the area and craving something sweet.

    Meng Z.

    One of the best cakes I've had! I got to try the 3 layer matcha chiffon cake that had layers of whipped cream filling as well as strawberry and raspberry Jelly. Not only does the cake look so cute but the flavoring is also very good! Not too sweet and honestly so tasty. Their bakery also had a variety of other cool flavors that I want to try next time.

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    Pretty decent bakery. Can be hard to find a seat but the food court is pretty close. The cakes all looked tasty!

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    Went here for the egg tart that went viral! It was so worth the trip to this specific bakery in Flushing

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    One of the more interesting flushing bakeries, with novelty cakes you won't find elsewhere . Bougie vibe with prices to match.

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    Had the regular croissant. Taste just like the one I had in Paris. Thank you for bringing me back in time!

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    Yeh's Bakery - Rainbow Sponge Cake Roll ($17 whole roll)

    Yeh's Bakery

    4.5(547 reviews)
    1.0 miQueensborough Hill, Flushing
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    Still a 5/5. I stopped by Yeh's Bakery and had such a lovely experience. I picked up the green tea…read morecake, mung bean cake, and red bean cake, and everything tasted fresh and was quite good. You could tell the pastries had been freshly made, and I enjoyed trying the different flavors. What really made my visit memorable, though, was the staff. The ladies working there were absolutely charming, warm, and genuinely lovely to interact with. Sometimes a pleasant interaction can make a simple stop at a bakery feel special, and that was certainly the case here. Good pastries, freshly made, and outstanding service. I will definitely be back!

    I finally made it to Yeh's Bakery!!! I've known about this place for yearsss but somehow never made…read moreit here...until Now! However, I still haven't tried their infamous Boston Cream Pie ($21). Everyone raves about this pie/cake! Hopefully I'll get to try it next time. This bakery has a lot of old-school Cantonese bakery items, as well as some hot foods. But on this visit, these are the items we tried: -- Individual Sponge cakes ($2): Very good! It's definitely not as eggy as the sponge cakes at Kam Hing in Manhattan Chinatown (The GOAT!!) but this version is much better than the ones at Golden Sponge Cakes in the Golden Mall. They were light & fluffy, and pretty good. I only wish they were more "eggy". -- Rainbow Sponge Cake Roll ($17): Pretty good! This log cake combines 3 flavors: vanilla, matcha & strawberry. Tasty, fresh and visually appealing! Customer service was very friendly, welcoming & helpful! Can't wait to go back for that Boston Cream Pie Cake!!

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    Assorted deliciousness.

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    Shinpuru Baking - Cheese cake matcha ganache

    Shinpuru Baking

    4.8(22 reviews)
    1.2 miAuburndale, Flushing

    Stopped by again (was closed Wednesdays when I first visited) and finally got to try the goodies!…read moreAlthough I didn't have time to find parking for a stay - it's a small cute dessert shop with limited seats. I am a fan of the pandan flavor desserts and bought two that I wanted to try. One being a roll cake and the other layer cake. The pandan roll cake with taro I was told is a specialty that they only have on weekends. It was really flavorful, moist and spongy, just perfectly touched with a dash of sweetness in both the cake and the cream - I personally don't like overly sweet foods, and this is just perfect for me and my mom. I'm equally pleased with the layer cake as well it was very fresh and have that "QQ" texture - deliciously chewy and bouncy. This too, just hit right for me on the gentle sweetness, the pandan flavor keeping the spotlight in this dessert. My mom and I are big fans of these desserts. We just came back trying out others pandan layer cakes in Downtown Flushing and this shop beats them by a large margin. I hope to come back more when we could even though this shop is quite a distance for us.

    Ordered the pandan cloud cake for a birthday, it was seamless and the cake was delicious!! Would…read moregladly order again. Owner provided a kuih to try and it was very bouncy!! Please go support this cute business!!

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    Seasonal fruit , white peach and cream :)

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    Pandan cream cake for birthday cake 6 inch or 8 inch

    Grandpa Chen Char Siu Bao - Flushing - Pineapple roast pork bun

    Grandpa Chen Char Siu Bao - Flushing

    4.0(34 reviews)
    1.5 miQueensborough Hill, Flushing

    Kept hearing people mention this bakery in my Queens FB Food Group & don't let the unassuming homey…read morename for you. High quality stuff here! At $2.95 each I got a baked roast pork bun, and a pineapple topping custard bun. Both were very big and every component was high-quality. The pork inside was a natural looking sauce - not bright red, the pork was cut up into regular pieces/strips it was like a healthy meal. The bread part was fluffy, dense and didn't feel like an empty white flour situation. The custard bun had a very generous amount of a custard in it and the pineapple topping didn't crumble off and fall off into pieces, but was very nicely made shell. And it was "Not-too-Sweet"! AND they were also warm! The shop's pretty simple with maybe 10 different items, also frozen baos to go, lotus wrapped sticky rice and tarts, the homemade pineapple cakes looked good. I got a Hong Kong milk tea (hot) $2.25, but the flavors weren't that strong. There were a lot of students picking up snacks, probably from nearby Queens, College, young families, a grandpa and his adult grandson came in for hot milk tea, and egg tarts. The two auntie's working the counter or very friendly and trilingual - Cantonese, Mandarin, and English. Ordering was extremely easy. Excited to finally visit this place, I never realized it was there every time I passed by on the bus. I'll be back!

    Their Roast pork buns are so good! They are full of filling and it isn't red dye red. They are…read morereasonably priced at $2.50 each so I always get multiply. I prefer the plain roast pork buns. Their HK milk coffee was delicious too. I have gone back a few times. I park a block or two away and walk over since it's right by the highway.

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    Cafe W Bakery and Desserts - Strawberry bingsoo

    Cafe W Bakery and Desserts

    4.2(145 reviews)
    0.9 miMurray Hill, Flushing
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    New, fresh, innovation, exciting, entrepreneurial. These are the words that come to mind when I…read morethink about this place with a surprisingly plain name. The lady who I assume is the boss said she had held a pop-up shop about two years prior which blew up, hence what we see here. The selection here was deceptively small compared to chain bakeries, but it didn't take us long recognise how much power the smaller selection packs and, actually, how the selection really is not small at all. The matcha red bean loaf grabbed my attention straight away and didn't disappoint, but their red bean bun was just as impressive, as it's a more bread-y counterpart to the fluffy versions other bakeries typically have. The onioissant is definitely experimental and worked better on the chive bacon cream cheese one than on the pollack roe, which was a bit too much on the salty and fishy side for my liking. Their chocolate horn is at least twice as big as a typical one you'll find at other bakeries and has a rich dark chocolate filling which was a pleasant surprise. Their coffee brioche pastry was another hit, thanks to the strong coffee filling and delicate layers of pastry. There's ample tables and chairs, beverage menu, and I'm sure we'd come hang if we lived closer. I can't wait to go back.

    Vibe/ambiance: large cafe with ample seating Service:…read morestandard Items ordered: drink were just okay, but dubai chewy cookie was good

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    Menu as of 2026

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    Strawberry Bingsoo & Lime Pineapple Mousse

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    Say Hi

    Say Hi

    4.5(32 reviews)
    1.3 miAuburndale, Flushing

    I came here one evening as a spot to hang out with friends and it was chill. While Say Hi serves as…read morea tea house during the day, at night, they become more of a bar. The inside is absolutely beautiful and while they have tables, they also have more traditional floor seating. We got a couple bites of food to eat, some of their tea, and some cocktails. Their food was very mediocre, at best. While the persimmon cake SEEMED to be made in house, it was very clear that everything off their food menu required minimal preparation (ie. for the dumplings, it was just har cow). I also thought their cocktails were okay, and out of the three we got, none stood out to me. I did enjoy their tea, however. But, it was also fairly expensive for what it was (~$50). Overall, I thought this spot was okay for the price and I'm not sure I would return.

    Say Hi is a lovely space for both big and small groups! It's beautifully decorated inside and gives…read moreoff a Chinese tea house feel. It's cozy yet spacious. We came with a fairly large group and ordered several teas and snacks to share amongst us. There were several options for the flavors of tea and each one had different benefits as well. I loved all of them, particularly the fruitier ones. As for snacks, we had this fried taro snack that had a crispy biscuit outer layer that was delicious. It was a bit of a sweet & savory mix, but not strong in either sweet or salty flavors. There was also this persimmon snack that was filled with nuts and other things. It was slightly sweet, very unique, and both paired well as a tea time snack. They're also open until 11:30pm! So if you want to skip the bar, I'd recommend checking out this tea spot for a nice hang out.

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