Cramped space fills with lively energy and warmth, offering cash or Venmo payments only. Local workers frequent for freshly baked bread at dawn and Chinese sweet and savory pastries like the best egg tart in Chinatown. Seating is limited, encouraging quick visits or takeout.
Offers an affordable quick snack with a coconut flavored dessert filling inside bread instead of the usual roast pork. Desserts maintain a perfect amount of sweetness.
Traditional Hong Kong pastries offer a mix of sweet and savory flavors. The bakery serves these alongside drinks, making for a classic pastry experience.
Good to know
Come here at 6:30 am for fresh baked bread.
The coffee, tea, egg tart, and raisin walnut bread cost $8.50.
Food for two costs less than $10.
Small pastry shop with cozy, low-lit interior and creative, lively decorations creates a cute, welcoming vibe. Limited seating focuses on takeout experience featuring unique cheese tarts in multiple flavors. Quiet atmosphere suits those seeking a calm spot for distinctive treats.
Unique desserts come in many flavors like black sesame and strawberry, all not too sweet. Small portions make it easy to share and try multiple options with friends or family.
Pastries come baked twice for a crisp texture. Sales tax is charged on take-out pastries, which is against NYS Sales Tax law.
Good to know
The business closes every day at 7pm, not 8pm.
Take out is the way to go due to limited seating.
You can buy 6 tarts for around $22, making them a good option to bring to a party.
Rooftop setting combines with modern, chic decor and abundant natural light to create an inviting atmosphere. Ambiance shifts from bright and quaint during the day to warm and romantic at night, supporting relaxed, intimate dinners. Cocktails feature authentic, unique flavors, complementing a menu with standout dishes like medialunas and flan.
Flan stands out as a signature dessert with a rich, smooth texture. Desserts overall are perfectly executed and impress with their quality.
Pastries stand out for their exceptional quality and incredible taste. Staff assist with thoughtful pastry arrangements including coffee and flowers for special occasions.
Good to know
Make reservations first as it gets busy quick.
The menu changes every day.
The dishes are tapas type, so take into account the size.
Tiny bakery with chaotic atmosphere and long lines creates a fast-paced environment. Limited seating area offers brief spots to enjoy pastries. Only cash payments accepted, adding to the straightforward, bustling vibe.
Desserts offer a wide variety with a perfect balance of sweetness. Pastries avoid heavy icing and excessive sugar, keeping flavors clean and enjoyable.
Traditional Chinese pastries stand out with great texture and flavor. The selection includes a variety of cakes and baos, all at affordable prices.
Good to know
The bakery only accepts cash for all purchases.
There is no place to dine in; everything is takeout.
Customers should not lose their place in line.
Small cafe with self-ordering kiosks and colorful outdoor seating creates a modern, clean space that feels cramped but lively. Busy atmosphere combines with a cool underground vibe and eye-catching visuals. No indoor seating emphasizes quick, made-to-order service.
Mochi doughnuts stand out with their unique texture and flavors like the Strawberry Mochi Donut offering a fresh take on strawberry desserts. Presentation includes edible gold and silver leafing, and taro munchkins arrive fresh and warm.
Pastries stand out for their unique flavors and freshness. The Onyx Mochi Donut is a notable option, though prices lean toward the higher side.
Good to know
There is no seating inside; it's a takeout-only establishment.
Customers should order their items via the kiosk and wait for their name to be called.
The coupon code '152023' offers 15% off until 2024.
Mini bakery spot offers Portuguese egg tarts with flaky, buttery crusts and refined flavors. Clean, cute interior features a small standing table for quick bites. Atmosphere feels welcoming with sweet, warm scents and friendly service.
Unique flavored egg tarts stand out here, offering a twist on a classic treat. The chocolate bobo tart combines dessert with a bubble tea vibe, while the salty boy dessert blends sweet and savory perfectly.
Pastries come flaky and buttery with an option to warm them up. Salt and savory flavors show up in Pork Sung and Seaweed pastries, though the saltiness can overpower. Custard pastries lose crispness quickly and taste like scrambled eggs.
Good to know
The place is primarily for takeout only, with no tables or chairs.
You can specify if you want the egg tart heated to eat now.
They accept card unlike many other spots.
Small bakery offers spacious seating with a great view of the Manhattan Bridge and a cozy, quiet atmosphere. Unique Asian-style pastries and a strong bubble tea selection attract a steady crowd. Air conditioning and K-pop music add to the inviting vibe.
Taiwanese breads and desserts look beautiful and pair well with coffee. The taste of the desserts varies, with some not appealing.
Unique Asian pastries include yolk pastries, egg tarts, and filled buns. Pastries come individually packaged to stay fresh and offer a wide assortment of sliced cakes and breads.
Good to know
The bakery accepts credit and debit cards.
You get free milk tea or coffee when you spend $10 or more.
The bakery offers $0.50 coffee with a purchase.
Traditional dim sum carts circulate through a bright, spacious dining room with well-spaced tables and a renovated interior. The atmosphere is busy and noisy, filled mostly with local diners, creating an energetic vibe. The experience blends authentic Cantonese dining with a lively, communal setting.
Warm desserts include durian custard fried desserts and piggy custard buns with a sweet glaze. Mochi sesame buns come filled with a nutty paste.
Baked durian pastry features fluffy, light durian-flavored custard. Quicksand puff pastry bun stands out among the options.
Good to know
Go early to House of Joy on weekends to avoid long waits.
Making reservations for Chinese New Year dinner is highly recommended.
Dim sum is served from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.