It was my first time at Six Ping for cakes and I loved all their cake flavors and decorations. I usually get birthday cakes from 85C bakery or Paris baguette, but Six Ping cakes got some great Asian flavors. We got the Pandan Durian cake for $56. It was a pretty big cake and loaded with so much durian inside. The frosting was perfect, not too sweet! The fruits on top were so refreshing. The durian they used tasted perfect, it was creamy and sweet. On the other hand, the pandan flavor was very subtle, and the cake part was pretty dry. Overall, everyone enjoyed the cake and I would definitely come back for more cakes next time :) read more

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Overall a really great Asian Bakery that has multiple locations with consistent freshness and quality. Not a fan of every pastry here, but the majority I've had have been a hit. 5/5 Mung bean with egg - not too sweet with a surprisingly hefty amount of mung bean filling, one of my absolute favorites 5/5 bolo bao/pineapple bun - classic, they do it well here, comes in both small and large sizes 5/5 flat sausage bun - savory, simple, and perfectly portioned with easy to break off bite sized pieces 2/5 pork filled bun - wasn't a fan of the pork filling, was not bbq pork, but more so a dried pork paste 4/5 durian bun - the filling was very reminiscent in texture and flavor of one of those durian pia pastries I love bringing their pastries home and popping them into the air fryer the next day or so if not eaten right away. read more

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We went around 1pm and they were still bringing out fresh bread. They have a variety of fillings (cream, durian, coconut, red bean, taro), in cute animal shapes, and large versions of classics. We got a lot of their pandan flavored bread - and although you can't really taste/smell the pandan flavor, I just love soft and fresh the breads were. read more

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Service was very stand offish but they offered a lot of different baked goods. I bought some coconut cookies that were very crunchy and tasted like toasted coconuts. read more

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The milk bread is exceptional! It's soft, pillowy, and flavorful enough to enjoy on its own. The cream filling is also very well made. It's light, silky, and pleasantly sweet without crossing into the overly sugary territory that's common in many American bakeries. For my personal taste, I'd simply prefer a little less of it. The bread is the true star here, and I'd love for it to have a chance to shine a bit more. That's not a criticism of the pastry; it's an acknowledgment that both components are excellent, and I personally lean toward a higher bread-to-filling ratio. read more

Six Ping - Long Cream Bread - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

Love visiting here whenever I'm in the Dunhuang plaza. I really enjoy their pastries and how they're made. I'm not really a fan of some of their fillings though but I would just get other pastries as the bread is really enjoyable. My partner and I always grab their huge macaroons too! read more

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Not much to say about the service as all they do is ring you up. The pastries altho very large, the taste just wasn't what I was expecting. The shredded pork rolls were alright. Son ate the bacon roll and it was ok at best. Egg tarts were pretty bad, we literally just got some from ekg and they were way better. I've had better egg tarts from Costco. read more

One of the oldest Bellaire Chinatown bakeries - although this is their second location in a "newer" part of Chinatown. Although the inside still feels dated, and there were slim offerings in the evening, I was able to try several items and they fell flat on my expectations considering they've been around for so long. Almond cookies tasted official and were too crispy. Ube mousse tart had too hard of a tart shell and wasn't as pleasant as I thought it would be. Cake pop was rather dry. The winner though was their bread offering that I had - I had one that was rather large in size and had buttery cream inside and was topped with a half of a peach. That was rather delectable by comparison! Service was typical of that of any old-school Asian bakery. Nothing remarkable. I wouldn't return when now there are many more bakeries in Chinatown. read more

One of the best bakeries in Bellaire. They always have the best snacks, cakes, drinks, cookies. Etc! We went when it was "closed" but they were so packed I think they stayed late until they sold out! Would def recommend coming to get your sweet tooth fix. read more

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This was one of the most uncomfortable experiences we've had at a bakery. An employee kindly offered my child a small ice cream sample. Moments later, an older lady came out and aggressively yelled at my wife that we needed to PAY for it -- despite the fact that it was offered to us. What made it worse was that she immediately snatched the ice cream out of my child's hand and threw it in the trash. No explanation. No calm conversation. Just hostility directed at a child over something their own staff had given. There's a way to clarify a misunderstanding. Publicly scolding a customer and taking food out of a child's hand is not it. Because of this incident, we will not be returning to this location -- or any Six Ping in Houston. read more

A quick visit around the Chinatown area and I was going on a bit of a unique day. It was Mid Autumn festival but surprisingly not very busy like I expected. I decided a few places and wanted to stop in Six Ping. I know there are a few locations but this is the one close by Friendship bbq. I was looking for mooncakes to celebrate the holiday and I have usually visited the location close by Viet Hoa often. But this would be my 2nd location if I am not there. Their selection is similar but with a few other items. There was a special of buy 2 get 1 free for mooncakes that day. I personally like the red bean and the other traditional flavors like mung bean or lotus are nice as well. Taro is another one I like to pick too. But additional this is my bakery for individual wrapped pineapple cake and selections of bread. The ham & cheese is a quick bite for me on the go. With the bread being fluffy and soft. Red bean and taro are usually my staple picks. But I never have any issues with any of the offerings. Overall I enjoy visits to Six Ping. The bakery is nice and simplistic in feel. It gives me a local neighborhood bakery vibe. I did pick the red bean turtle bread, ham & cheese, and took advantage on the mooncakes special. Personally for me, when in Chinatown, cash is king. You do get a bit of a discount off the total. Six Ping is straightforward in its approach: local, solid staple options, and custom cake orders. Meets all the requirements in my book. read more

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I mean. So much choices of fresh baked goodies. Conveniently located in the Asian mall where we ate, and shop. I tried different pastry choices and they were good! Service was quick and efficient. Clean and organized. read more

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Enjoyed the almond and sesame cookies from here. They were affordable and delicious. They tasted fresh. Service is quick. Ambience is similar to all Asian bakeries. read more

Many delicious variety of bread and pastries I got to try some of them and they were all good! Literally, I don't know the name of that soft bread but the one I had was green soft somehow chewy bread! Very yummy And I had a custard bread as well! Many more amazing things to try out here! Come visit for those who love bread and pastries! Cheers read more

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This place delivers sweet treats without overpowering you with sugar! We came here for dessert and every piece of dessert we had was light and satisfying! We even tried the ube gelato and loved it! Quick and friendly service! Not a really a sit down place so make sure you take it to go. Chill vibe that's enough to meet the needs. We even bought a piece for my aunt and she loved it! read more

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Stumbled apon this bakery in the plaza while in town. Came in around 9 pm but on Yelp it said closed at 6 pm so not sure what's that about. It's a small bakery with a varieties of pastries such as sponge bread, hotdog buns, taro buns, cookies and cakes. When you walk inside, the left side along the walls have trays of buns laying around with the price and name of the buns. I grabbed coffee and pandan sponge bread. Then as I was checking out the lady said buy 2 pastries get 1 free on the counter next to her. I think because it was towards the end of the night she is trying to get rid of everything. So I grabbed 2 taro bread and 1 sweet bread. She got me alright. I only spent $10.50 on 5 items. I ate some of the pandan sponge bread. It was so light, soft and fluffy. Just amount of sweetness. Yes I would come back here again! read more

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I just randomly felt like trying something new. 1. If you don't know what you want don't ask anyone the lady working there doesn't seem to really care to socialize . Get your stuff . Pay. Go 2. There's a variety of stuff mostly sweet breads but they have a few savory 3 I tried way too many to review them all. But I did make a video on my tiktoc @soveryloud Most were good but there was few I just couldn't get down with. I liked mine warmed read more

Literally my go to place for all my cakes. This time I was left amazed. It was my sisters birthday and there's this type of cake design going viral. I didn't know who could make me a cake like that and all I had to do was show them a pic and they got to work. It was so pretty and tasted so yummy. Thank you Six Ping! (the Kirby center wasn't included) read more

Six Ping - Vanilla cake with fresh strawberry filling - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

I have stopped by here a number of times. It says open at 11, the sign says open. 3 times I have been there at 11, 2 times I waited until 11:15 and then a girl pulls up opens up and locks the door. Then she opened up to serve at 11:35. Another time almost the exact same thing. I pulled up yesterday and 11:15 I see 2 girls pull up they saw me at the front waiting not looking happy and waited in their car for a bit. I got in my car and started to drive off. They waited until my car was on westview and opened the car door. The owner of this store needs to know whoever they hired does not show up until 11:15-11:25 and take another 10-15 minutes to prep up. It is ridiculous. I don't see many people their at 11, but if you say open at 11 then be there at 10:30 to be ready to help customers at 11. If you are not going to do this then say 11:30 opening! read more

Cute little bakery with some of the sweetest and nastiest bread I've ever tried lol My favorite is the vanilla cake with the blueberry and raisin. The service wasn't friendly at all, however worth the try. I would come back to try much more for sure. read more

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Growing up in the SF Bay Area, I am used to having access to my favorite Taiwanese pastries all the time. Unfortunately, despite the hype, Six Ping did not impress me. This location is pretty small and the baked goods selection was meh. There were some classic items like moon cakes and pork sung bread. I have been craving pineapple bread but the one I picked up here was a poor imitation of what I was hoping for. The pineapple layer on the surface was bland and chalky. Some of the breads were also mislabeled or not labeled. Another issue I had was that some of the baked goods were placed on shelves that were a bit too high off the ground for me to get a good look at them. The bakery goods reminded me of 85 C in that they seem more like trendy items to appeal to western consumers, like brightly colored Pandan pastries and stuff like that. I always like to get a Japanese style cheesecake for birthdays so I might try the one here and update my review in the future. read more

Friendly lady, Sue was so nice and helpful! This is the only kind of bread that I like there. The price is not cheap but the only place that I can get this type of bread. read more

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Chinese style pastries are always a win in my book. This bakery has all your wants and desires - even though I'm not a fan of durian, they have a lot of durian desserts. Everything is individually wrapped and easy to see and pick from. Very clean shop. read more

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Wildly incredible selection of all kinds of pastries.We we're visiting the Houston area and wanted to seek out some delicious dim sum and noodles and came across this impressive little bakery in Chinatown. We left there with coffee cream cookies,custard filled deliciousness of all kinds,some really tasty blueberry milk pudding and chrysanthemum tea. You can get a lot of bang for your buck here and it makes a wonderful gift addition for fellow carboholics like me! Go here support this place.Its clean,friendly and delicious! read more

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I love six ping their bread is soo good and their cake is somehow even better! I usually get the mango cake and it is covered with mango and topped with fresh fruit. The inside has 3 layers and the two layers between have even more mango and flan. It also doesn't have too much frosting which I think is a good things and it isn't too sweet! I always get this cake for birthdays and it is a crowd favorite! read more

Six Ping - mango cake - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

Any time I visit Houston, I make sure to visit Six Ping and get some bread. This time I walked in on a gold mine. The pandan coconut bread was out of this world. So tender and soft with a perfect balance in flavor. They also had a lot of toast options that looked amazing and I went with the taro toast. The bread is unbelievably soft and the swirls of taro were delicious. I would highly recommend buying any of their toast varieties!! And always always get some buoluo bread (sometimes referred to as pineapple bread). This has always been my favorite and the buoluo at six ping is some of the best I've had. Love this place, I will most definitely be back. read more

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I've been treating myself to their taro pudding cake for my birthday every year. $30 for a 28-inch cake that comes with free personalization, plastic knife, and candles. It's topped with fruit and a macaron. There's a layer of mashed taro and a layer of egg pudding (my favorite milk tea topping!). It's not overly sweet. The icing is more of a light whipped cream. It's a large cake - we usually freeze some of it to eat later (after eating all of the toppings). It freezes really well - we just defrost it in the fridge the day before we want to eat it. You can call a day before to reserve the cake (you don't have to). They usually have one available in the display, but I wanted to be extra sure I could get this one. read more

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I don't even have one ping, let alone six of them, but if you want six of them, this is the place to come. One of the better and more Innovative bakeries in Chinatown Houston with all kinds of delights. Sometimes they sell homemade Mochi sweets which are so chewy and delicious and drive me crazy. They have massive size macarons which I don't like very much. But they have a lot of other good stuff here and you should check them out. Their custard tart is probably my favorite item. Service isn't always great - at any of the locations. I've been to two locations many times - one is in Dynasty Plaza next to Mala and the other one - this one - is over in dunhuang which is newer I think. Literally across the street from each other but because people usually go by Plaza around here that totally makes sense. It's almost like putting one in another town or at least another suburb. And if you want 7.5 ping, call me. read more

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The cake is excellent but box need to be improved. I picked up the cake today just walked out from shop to the car the box handle already broke and the cake felt down on the floor it's mango cake which has ruined face we don't have time to go back and have to leave with it the cake is not cheap and delicious I feel upset that the box is very flimsy. Very disappointed read more

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Best and cutest cakes! Had the tarp pudding cake for my dad and a special order cake of vanilla cake with strawberry & cream filling. read more

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Lots of great pastries on offer, many pre-packed for grab and go convenience. We came on a Monday night just before closing, so lots of items were sparse, but that just goes to show how popular this place is! I enjoyed their vanilla sponge cake and the 3-pack of pastry sticks (I forget their name, but they are flakey and taste similar to elephant ear pastry). I will certainly be back in the future to try more! read more

SUPPORT CHINATOWN There are several bakeries in the Chinatown area so they must compete. I went early in the morning and only a few cakes were out. I went with a mango cake and it was very good quality. The taste was mango and the cake was buttery without being overpowered with sugar like supermarket cakes usually are. read more

Six Ping - Mango cake $35 good quality - Bakeries Near Me - Houston, Texas

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As tourists, we tried to go to King's bakery in the same plaza. Twice, and both times they've sold out before closing at the early hours of 4pm. Six Ping is the other bakery and the bread was decent. read more

Six ping is one of the best bakeries in china town. It's one of the more modern asian bakeries with buns, breads, cakes, cookies, and a wide assortment of sweet and savory. Shelves are completely stacked and prepackaged so its easy to grab and go. For cakes, they have mini single serving, and also can do really cool 6-10 people cakes in the shape of hello kitty or doraemon.. It might a little bit pricer than other bakeries in chinatown, but quality, selection, and service put this place a cut above the rest in my book.. read more

Don't you love the aroma of fresh baked goods when you walk in? I know I do! The half sweet, half savory smell is desirable. Last summer, I even made sure to stop by just to pick up a variety of goods to snack on for a road trip. The bakery has a lot to offer: breads, buns, cookies, cakes, mousse cups, fruit tarts, egg tarts, coffee, milk tea, and other drinks. Although there are several pros, there are also a number of cons. The buns are not always good (lots of bun but very little meat), the pineapple shortcake (overly sugary with a jam consistency), the sliced cakes (sometimes dry), the egg tarts (not flaky crusted), and some other things. I have my go-to items specifically: coffee cookies, almond crisps, mango mousse cake, corn and hotdog bread, cheesy bread, pandan sponge cake, and coffee cream cake. Every now and then I find myself picking up a few goods. It is overall a decent sized bakery and affordable option. read more

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Beautiful baking and designs must try the place out. 10/10 No wait time Clean location read more

I've passed by this location so many times and I finally went in! It was a Sunday night and I had tried out the Kamalan Bakery facing Bellaire and people said they preferred that place to Six Ping. I've heard of Six Ping before - they're both non-vegetarian Taiwanese bakeries - but I see them as places to indulge so I don't often go in (too many temptations!). As it was getting late, I thought they wouldn't have too many goodies left so we walked in to see what they had. They still had a steady stream of customers. The help appeared to be young Asian men, probably new to the States. As you walk in, the sweet baked goods are to your right (pineapple cake, sun cake...) and the other sweet breads are on your left. The far left wall is dedicated to savory breads with pork floss and I guess what you could call Asian kolaches. There are refrigerated sections for mousse, cakes, and Asian jelly roll type sweets. They still had a good amount to offer! It was around 7 or 8 pm so I was surprised. We ended up picking a cream puff, a taro mochi wheat bread, and a rather heavy bread (it said custard but wasn't too custard like when I ate it) in the shape of a gold ingot. We ate the cream puff the same day. Light pastry encompassed a well filled cavity of lightly sweetened cream. It was stuffed. Tons of cream. Quite good and not too sweet! The taro mochi wheat bread was the next day's breakfast. The bread is soft and lightly sweetened and it was pretty decently filled. The taro was a bit crumbly though so try to eat it over a plate or something and the mochi was a good amount, but mainly situated in the middle of the bread. The little specks of brown in the bread was the "wheat" and it leant some texture (and fiber) to the whole experience. Not bad! The heavy bread ingot was last, eaten the morning of the third day. It's a lightly sweetened bread (slightly dry by this point but not horribly so) with a coconut and vaguely dry buttermilk/custard filling. The filling was only off to one side so it wasn't evenly distributed. It was also a bit crumbly but there was a good amount on the side it was found. It was good, but not a favorite. I do love the shape though! A pretty good experience overall. The breads were good and were an average of $1.50 to $2 each. Some of the sweets are a bit more at around $2.50 each. Service was decent (they rang you up and you paid) and the place seemed pretty clean. The only issue is Dun Huang Plaza is often crowded so parking can be a hassle at times. Everything has their own sign with prices but they often put two flavors on the same tray so as long as they weren't mixed up, you're good to go! If you want to try some bread (Sweet or savory) or dessert, go ahead and drop by! read more

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My friends and I loved their Oreo cake ($47). Sooo tasty and beautiful. Although, we had our own candles I loved that it came with some and a knife too. Great place for last minute cakes read more

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Stopped by here after dinner next door at Strings Noodle House. The place is clean, bright, with lots of yummy baked goods. I've tried a few of their bread (with filling or Chinese style) and I've been happy with them. I never tried the cake so I can't comment on those. Even when there's a line, it usually moves fairly fast. Bring cash. They take credit cards but I think there's a minimum. So if you just want to buy something small for your sweet tooth, they might upcharge you. Don't quote me on this, though. Only downside? Chinatown kind of service. No hospitality from the cashiers. Other than that, all good. read more

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Six Ping is located at Houston's Chinatown. It's one of the many Chinese bakery options at Houston. You may struggle with parking, but Six Ping's baked goods are definitely worth a try. I enjoy their pineapple cakes and their huge macarons. I wish their pineapple cakes were sold inside boxes as opposed to being individually wrapped. Because I don't know any Asians that only purchase one. The macarons make great gifts, and are super crunchy. They come in several different colors that are pleasing to the eyes. I also bought an Angry Bird cake from Six Ping. It was an enjoyment to shove two candles at the eye sockets then light the candles up so that the Angry Bird actually did look flaming mad. I would recommend Six Ping. Their bakery is solid, and Six Ping is the most readily available bakery at Houston since there are multiple locations. read more