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    Sheng Kee Bakery

    3.5 (491 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Desserts
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Mini basque cheesecake $9.99
    Cathrin P C.

    Tried a couple of their new promotional items today. Mini basque cheesecake, size of your palm is $9.99 -- flavor is average. If you're really craving some and just need a few bites, this might be a good alternative. Mini pork sung babies $9.99 -- these were surprisingly very fluffy and light, but super tiny, maybe 3 to 4 bites at the most. They're stuffed with a tiny bit of cream inside. The taro cream was very skimpy. I like the coating of pork sung on the outside to give it a slightly salty contrast. This is a little overpriced for what you get but I enjoyed this more than the basque cheesecake! Service and ambiance is typical of any Sheng Kee Bakery

    Stefan T.

    Compared to the typical American Bakery this is outstanding. Its fun to go to what feels like an OG location - even though you've probably had this from Ranch 99. This part of SF offers lots of great bakery competition - for that reason only minus one star. The city offers the best of the best when it comes to baked goods - they are a bit more expensive than this place but I think worth it - at least once in a while. The pricing here is down to earth compared to other nearby places. Typically I don't like American bakeries - everything is too sweet and that isn't the case here. These days its so hard to find a good deal - and I do believe that is just what this is. Maybe next birthday try here for a cake instead of the typical Whole Foods place or Safeway or whatever. There are more unusual findings especially if you aren't familiar with this bakery.

    When you can stand someone who horses around
    Juan V.

    Looking for a Summer romance during the Summer of Love and even all four seasons? You can find one a few blocks over from Outside Lands area before entering the fences. It's located within the Sunset Strip in the Outer Sunset on Irving street in San Francisco . This Summer Romance I am referring to is on display and ready to enjoy on Irving street. Inside Sheng Kee Bakery #1 you will find desserts ( not desert). This Sheng Kee Bakery #1 has a feel of a local community center with baked goods. The people come here to sit down and the neighborhood congregates( it reminds me of the 24th street McDonalds without the bullet proof glass)as people greet each other and know each other like suburban neighbors but in San Francisco. You will find delicious fruit cheese tart, Portuguese custard tart and cakes like the Basque cheese cake . There is also the Purple Romance (Taro) and occasional cakes and moon cakes. The Summer Romance pastry was so tasty. It is good to see couples who have been together for decades enjoying Peet's coffee and still delighting in each other's company and having a good genuine conversation over a Summer Romance. Here is a "tip"from a native San Franciscan for those going to Outside Lands on a "trip" don't forget to stop for a Summer Romance a hop and a "skip"on Irving street on the San Francisco Sunset "Strip " Step inside Sheng Kee Bakery #1 inside get some treats with mousse and some about to get "whip" with mango and taro some with "chocolate chip "this Sheng Kee Bakery#1 not only has desserts ( not desert) it has Peet coffee "drip" and espresso to get that jolt as you" sip"you see some singles then some couples which been here for decades and some newbies who just started their voyage getting on board their first Summer Romance "CourtShip"

    HK Ham and Egg 港式火腿蛋包
    Lilian M.

    Sheng Kee Bakery is a no-frills, classic Chinese bakery in the Sunset neighborhood. It's perfect for a quick, affordable grab-and-go bite. I picked up the ham and egg bun, which reminded me of simple sandwich and ended up being my favorite. I also always look for a Swiss roll at Chinese bakeries and tried the mocha sponge roll here, which was just alright. I preferred the savory ham and egg bun overall.

    8" Green Tea Red Bean Mousse Cake
    Rose T.

    Since we were celebrating a birthday, I purchased an 8" Green Tea Red Bean Mousse Cake ($35.95). +Cake was soft, fluffy, and not too sweet. +Most green tea/matcha baked goods are mild in flavor, but this mousse was strong and earthy. +Grapes were crunchy & sweet. +Happy birthday sign, candles, forks, plates, and a hybrid knife server are included w/purchase of a cake. -Red beans weren't evenly distributed throughout the cake. There were some slices with no red bean at all. -Strawberry halves weren't fresh. -Topped with a thick layer of cream that left an oily mouthfeel. We ended up scrapping most of it off. *Verdict: 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 d/t service. The cashier took my order quickly and gave me a sturdy bag to carry the cake in, which was appreciated.

    Ham and egg bun
    Kevin C.

    Came to Sheng Kee Bakery to try their ham and egg bun and compare it to Pineapple King next door. It was very good--the steamed egg was well made without excessive seasoning, which I appreciate, as some Asian bakeries tend to overdo it. However, I wasn't a fan of the mayonnaise they used as a sauce; I think it would have tasted better without it. The staff here are very friendly and even heated up my bun upon request! I also asked for a recommendation since it was my first time, and the kind lady suggested their Portuguese egg tart. It was pretty good--not too sweet and with a strong eggy flavor, which I liked. The atmosphere inside is welcoming, and I could tell it's a neighborhood favorite, with locals hanging out and catching up. They have a wide selection of Chinese and Taiwanese-style baked goods, and I'll definitely be back to try more savory items based on other reviews!

    Sierra L.

    Flavor is just like the bread in China! My favs: hot dog bread, porksung bread and the coconut jelly thing. Also there is the credit card minimum so you have to use debit or cash!

    Here are two sets of different customers waiting patiently around 6:55

    the location said their closing time was 7, I arrived promptly around 6:45. I sadly watched the lady close and lock the door in my face. Along with other customers waiting at the door

    L Y.

    I bought a coconut twist and it was hard and dry. When I went back right away to the store, the server said it was made that day and supposed to be this way. I have been a loyal customer for years but never had such dry and stale pastries. Will never go back to at least this location again.

    black sesame bun
    Sarah C.

    tried the red bean mochi bun and black sesame bun, and I liked the fillings a lot but the bread itself was kind of dry and not as soft as I'm used to at other Asian bakeries. note that they take credit card only with $10 minimum purchase

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    Ed U.

    Oh my, this Sheng Kee confused me. First, they actually have coffee. Granted it came in just one size and was scalding hot, but hey, it was coffee to go with your plastic-wrapped pastry. Second, they set up a few cafe tables, so you don't have to grab and go. You can actually hang out, eat your pastry, and burn your tongue on the coffee. That was what I did as I smiled at the senior Asian woman at the next table and devoured a $2.05 Coconut Bun (photo: https://bit.ly/44fNGks). They also bake full blown cakes here. End of story. FOOD - 3.5 stars...the bun was pure Sheng Kee, kinda stale AMBIANCE - 3 stars...nice try at creating an actual cafe SERVICE - 3 stars...efficient enough TOTAL - 3 stars...like the concept of a Sheng Kee cafe, needs work RELATED - Exploring the Sunset? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2EI8eIJ

    Pineapple bun and ham and egg bun
    Hope L.

    Stumbled upon this place on a Sunday afternoon and picked up a ham and egg bun along with their early bird special of a Hong Kong style milk tea and a pineapple bun. The food tasted really fresh and the egg was really thick and jiggly which I liked. The service was great as the worker was really helpful and the prices are unbeatable. Will be coming back here again!

    Great pastries, easy parking, next to Home Depot on the corner.
    Jacqueline S.

    Friendly, busy, fresh- a good place to go to recover from shopping! I always used to go into Chinatown when I worked on Kearney Street, but this bakery is so much closer. Smells great, love that smell of fresh baked dough. Enjoy! Easy parking in Westlake Shopping Center next to Home Depot on the corner. Try the coconut rolls.

    Sheng Kee taro pastry (inside) with mochi center. Very delicate and full of taro.

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    4.3
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    Dandelion Chocolate

    4.4
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    3.1 mi
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    Got a smore while walking by and it was freshly toasted. It was a decent price too. With plenty of…read moresamples of chocolate around the store. They had a lot of delicious looking drinks I wish I got a drinking chocolate but I will have to next time. So good!

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    4.7
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    YAY asian inspired flavors! Definitely one of my favorite if not my favorite ice cream spot in the…read morebay. My all time favorite is their hojicha. The flavor is so strong and I love the nuttiness to it. I think their matcha is from stonemill matcha! The thai jasmine green tea latte was also surprisingly really good. It was unique, and I liked how I could taste both the thai tea and the jasmine tea, they were both present and strong. I especially liked the jasmine aftertaste that lingered. Super floral! The japanese milk coffee was less bitter/strong compared to typical coffee ice cream, probably hence the milk. I think I would've enjoyed a stronger aroma of coffee flavor more, but it was still yum! The genmaicha is like a green tea with toasted rice, so it had a nutty flavor to it. I really don't think you're going to go wrong with any flavor because they all tasted so amazing to me. Workers are patient, I like how they let you sample the flavors! They usually have a line out the door especially on weekends, but it moves pretty quickly!

    This place seems to always have a line, but there's absolutely a good reason for it! Located in the…read moreMission, Garden Creamery is a small ice cream shop with lots of Asian inspired and seasonal flavors. The line went pretty fast on a Wednesday evening, but I can't imagine what it's like on a weekend. There's a bit of seating inside to enjoy your ice cream. They let you try three flavors, and I tried two, and both were so good I just decided on the spot. My first sample was the Salty Kaya. WOW. Heaven in my mouth. A burst of coconut and the saltiness that paired so well together. There's a reason this flavor has a permanent spot on the menu and isn't just a seasonal flavor! My second choice was the Funky Miso. I guess I love the sweet and savory combo. Also delicious! But not quite the flavor explosion in my mouth like the Salty Kaya. This one really grew on me after several spoonfuls of it. I really like that the single scoop allows you to get two flavors. How can I decide on just one when they have so many fun flavors?? I love this spot and will absolutely be returning. I'm still thinking about the Salty Kaya weeks later.

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