I pass the bakery everyday. Every morning there's a line waiting for the breakfast. They not only sell break and cakes, so many options u can not imagine. And many different kinds beverages, milk tea, coffee, juice, soy milk etc.
they have limited tables, so u can sit n enjoy for whatever you bought. Honestly, it's not authentic no matter what u get, it's just sorta that kinda thing which bit looks and tastes like what you wanted. once u ate it, u know it's not that bad but there's something not right like u expected. U know what I am saying ? Lol.
Anyway, it's super cheap but cash only. I bought 4 different kinds of bread n cakes , only cost 3.5! Sweeeeet~
It boggles my mind every time, how I am able get 10 items at a Chinese bakery and pay 7 to 8 bucks, and while this place did not answer my conundrum it filled my stomach as well as three of my friends, for you guessed it 7 bucks. The staff is friendly The spot is very clean, and the quality of the buns taste of higher quality then most other places. They have a good selection of buns and all were fresh As most of these spots, this one is CASH only
I really like their products, prices & location. First thing you see when you hop off the D train's 79th St stop and they are very bright and well-lit, definitely an inviting interior. . I ordered myself a hot milk tea ($0.80) & their chicken chow mein ($1.50), but ended up with only the hot milk tea since they said that their chicken chow mein today was made with their barbecued pork so I decided to opt out. Definitely will return next time I am in Brooklyn and give it a whirl though.
I like the service. It's a great place to grab a snack and a cup of tea. Prices are low and affordable. There are seats when I come in. I usually visit in the evening. (During the day, it's crammed with kids from New Utretcht High School, so if you want a quiet meeting–try another time). The service is quick and friendly. The people who work here are usually in a good mood, smiling and making me laugh. I always eye their pastries and stare in wonderment when I visit. I love their chicken sandwich, their ham and egg (freshly fried) sandwich, and their delicious egg tarts. I have had their lemon tea, hot tea with milk, and many other delightful dessert pastries. Just heavenly delicious! I always come here when I'm in Dyker Heights fringe.
This was a random stop off the 79th street exit in deepest darkest Brooklyn. A decent place to stop that carries breakfast food for non Chinese and all the common bakery stuffs the Chinese folk will find familiar. They have the uber cheap ham and cheese sandwiches without the crust. They also have fruit drinks with bubbles. Not bad, but not amazing.
A solid place to stop if you're hungry after a long trek from the city and a decent, safe place to wait as you get picked up. You will want to get out at the front train (if you're coming from Manhattan).
I pass the bakery everyday. Every morning there's a line waiting for the breakfast. They not only sell break and cakes, so many options u can not imagine. And many different kinds beverages, milk tea, coffee, juice, soy milk etc.
they have limited tables, so u can sit n enjoy for whatever you bought. Honestly, it's not authentic no matter what u get, it's just sorta that kinda thing which bit looks and tastes like what you wanted. once u ate it, u know it's not that bad but there's something not right like u expected. U know what I am saying ? Lol.
Anyway, it's super cheap but cash only. I bought 4 different kinds of bread n cakes , only cost 3.5! Sweeeeet~
It boggles my mind every time, how I am able get 10 items at a Chinese bakery and pay 7 to 8 bucks, and while this place did not answer my conundrum it filled my stomach as well as three of my friends, for you guessed it 7 bucks.
The staff is friendly
The spot is very clean, and the quality of the buns taste of higher quality then most other places.
They have a good selection of buns and all were fresh
As most of these spots, this one is CASH only
I really like their products, prices & location. First thing you see when you hop off the D train's 79th St stop and they are very bright and well-lit, definitely an inviting interior.
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I ordered myself a hot milk tea ($0.80) & their chicken chow mein ($1.50), but ended up with only the hot milk tea since they said that their chicken chow mein today was made with their barbecued pork so I decided to opt out. Definitely will return next time I am in Brooklyn and give it a whirl though.
I like the service. It's a great place to grab a snack and a cup of tea. Prices are low and affordable. There are seats when I come in. I usually visit in the evening. (During the day, it's crammed with kids from New Utretcht High School, so if you want a quiet meeting–try another time). The service is quick and friendly. The people who work here are usually in a good mood, smiling and making me laugh. I always eye their pastries and stare in wonderment when I visit. I love their chicken sandwich, their ham and egg (freshly fried) sandwich, and their delicious egg tarts. I have had their lemon tea, hot tea with milk, and many other delightful dessert pastries. Just heavenly delicious! I always come here when I'm in Dyker Heights fringe.
This was a random stop off the 79th street exit in deepest darkest Brooklyn. A decent place to stop that carries breakfast food for non Chinese and all the common bakery stuffs the Chinese folk will find familiar. They have the uber cheap ham and cheese sandwiches without the crust. They also have fruit drinks with bubbles. Not bad, but not amazing.
A solid place to stop if you're hungry after a long trek from the city and a decent, safe place to wait as you get picked up. You will want to get out at the front train (if you're coming from Manhattan).