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    4.2 (41 reviews)
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    Pandan
    Krystal L.

    Six Ping is an Asian bakery chain in Houston that my family and I have been frequenting for years. They have a variety of different baked goods ranging from sweet to savory My favorite is the pandan castella cake. It is super fluffy and sandwiched together by a thin layer of cream. I like their sweet pastries because it is always very light and not too overwhelmingly sweet. I also like their pineapple cames, which pairs well with hot tea. My family also orders the durian cake for special occasions, and it's delicious! Overall, I think Six Ping brings a lot of nostalgia and has a variety of goods for everyone to eat.

    New hours
    Lili L.

    The mango carnival cake is my daughter's favorite! It's delicious! Ask for mango and the pudding filling. I like the location, parking is convenient.

    Boba

    Not just great pastries here - tasty gelato and boba too. Worth checking out. Clean and modern place too.

    Milk tea, fruit tea, brown sugar boba with mill

    This location they start to sell gelato( ice cream) and milk tea. They are pretty good. I really like their avocado and durian gelato.

    Storefront. Just opened today. 12/5/15
    Lou C.

    I was excited to learn about Six Ping opened its 4th store. This bakery is located in Saigon Plaza aka Kim Son Plaza, just right outside of Chinatown on the other side of beltway. I have been a fan of Six Ping since I moved to Houston. The art cakes are the biggest attraction, especially during the holidays. My co-workers always requesting me to bring it to the parties. The cake is fluffy, light and flavorful. The toppings are fresh and not as sweet. My favorite pastries are the Hong Kong rolls and cake rolls. The art cakes are so pretty and delicious. They are priced at $33 for a 8-inch cake, $45 for 10-inch cake and $59 for 12-inch cake. You get to choose from 4 cake flavors and up to 2 fillings. The presentation itself wins a lot of wows. It's amazing to know the history as you enjoy the food. According to their website, Six Ping established in 1989 at the Bellaire location, near Jusgo. As we have seen many businesses coming and going during the roadway construction. However, they managed to open 2 more locations: Beechnut (Viet Hoa) and Dun Huang Plaza. I wrote a blog about a crazy relationship of all reviews ended up on one page. That's why I included the location on my review. HQ has not entered this biz listing on the search yet. Please bookmark it. http://iyelpalot.blogspot.com/2015/12/4-six-pings.html

    Pandan
    Ann L.

    Located in the Kim Son plaza but there are already so many Six Pings in Chinatown like come on. This location doesn't have as much ready to-go cakes as the one in the Dun Huang Plaza. You can see a difference in the quantity of customers in both locations. This one is not as busy but they are fully stocked in their breads and pastries. I do like this location because it's the closest to where I live and the parking is easier to find.

    Pandan coconut bread  Pork/chive roll, almond cookies, Taiwanese egg tarts Pineapple "cookie" (in cute green wrapper)
    Emely A.

    Came in right before closing 5:40 pm so selection wasn't full but still got great goodies: pandan coconut bread, almond crispy cookies, pork and chive roll, Taiwanese egg tarts, pineapple cookie. Total for all of this was around $14 and some change. Almond crispy cookies come in a pack of 10, I would definitely get these again! Very crispy and packed with flavor but not overly heavy If that makes sense. The Taiwanese egg tarts are pretty tasty but I would most likely not get these again only bc I prefer egg tarts with a crunchier exterior, however they are very fluffy and filling so with just one your 'egg tart' craving is satisfied. The pineapple cookie is unique - very hard exterior with a super sweet pineapple filling. You can taste the pineapple chunks so that was a plus and the outside of the cookie wasn't too sweet so it was a good balance of flavor. The pandan coconut bread is the only item I would never get again. Compared to other coconut breads I've had this one was extremely dry and flavorless - could hardly taste the coconut and had only a few flakes. The dryness could be bc I got it at the end of the day but even then it was too dry and flavor lacking.

    Mango Carnival Cake (seasonal)
    Mai N.

    I LOVE their Mango Carnival cake and sad that it's only seasonal. I buy them to eat whether there's an occasion or not because it's that's good! They have a good variety of pastries to choose from also and they're always fresh. I prefer them over 85 degrees. ‍

    Vanilla cocktail fruit cake. It was kinda DRIED... I was disappointed.
    Eliza L.

    I order an Angry Bird cake for my son birthday party. The cake was kinda dry. I order vanilla cake with fruit cocktail in it. The only reason I order the cake here is because my son wanted an Angry Bird cake. Cake decoration was made perfectly. However, I was not impress with the cake. I combined my daughter and son birthday together. However I had to get separate cakes for them. Luckily my daughter cake came out delicious from elsewhere, Le Duc.

    Pastries
    Patrea S.

    Cute shop! Loved the presentation of the desserts, made me want to get everything! I purchased one of the red bean stuffed breads & the green tea cake. Both were so good!

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    Excellent bakery! The cake with the almonds was the best cake I've ever tasted. I highly recommend Six Ping!

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    Black sesame and mango gelato were delicious. Jasmine milk tea was great as well. Service was beyond kind.

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    I love this bakery!!!! It beats every other bakery I know of. Unfortunately they only take cash. :'(

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    I love their cake with the brown bear. Very cute design. Most of their cakes are delicious. Price is decent.

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