Mr Tu Bakery

Very good for a quick snack. You got to try the Lao Po Bing (Wive’s Bread). It is so flaky on the outside and the inside is winter melon but taste like mochi.

A clean, friendly bakery with nicer décor than many of the surrounding places. The quality of their baked goods is good and you don’t have to pay a premium for the nicer atmosphere. It is a small bakery so seats are at times at a premium and their selection is somewhat limited.
From their business card, I assume they also own the Apollo Bakery on 39^th Avenue.

A cute bakery located on busy Roosevelt Avenue. The name might not seem appealing, but this bakery is creative, professional, and serves up delicious food. The prices are surprisingly much cheaper than competitor bakeries. They have a large selection of fresh baked breads, pastries, cakes, and little meals. Plus, they have a large selection of coffees, teas, and other beverages. Must try pastries are to vanilla sponge cake and the chocolate cream cake. Successful bakery, easy to locate.

Their coffee is a bit bland so I have to say, Quickly got my vote in that specific item.
However, their breads are fabulous and so tasty and most of all — FRESH! Their items are bigger than most Chinese bakery around the area and the prices are pretty reasonable.
Despite the fact that this shop is so tiny, I always find a seat to enjoy my goodies!
The location, as others said, is so convenient. It’s just across from the New World Mall on the Roosevelt Ave. side. A lot of buses stops by the area and the 7 line subway is just literally 3 steps from the door of the shop.

The location makes this bakery incredibly convenient. I’ll usually frequent this place for a coffee or milk tea and a raisin bread right before heading to the 7 train. The service is fast and if you go there enough times they will remember your order. My only complaint is that they sometimes run out of the raisin bread which makes me sad

I like this place!!! It’s really different from the other chain store Chinese bakeries. It has a smaller homier feel.
This is my official place for Ovaltine and chocolatey almond topped bread. Hurray ^.^

I come here to get their lemon braid roll. It’s fresh, airy and full of lemony deliciousness. The lemon custard is smooth and it doesn’t have an overbearing taste like the ones at Maxim bakery. There is usually a couple or two sitting down enjoying their morning coffee. They have sandwiches as well and everything seems to be priced btwn $ 1.10 & $ 4.

We came here because a friend of a relative raved about their mooncakes. Now, I love mooncakes as much as the next girl, but when they grow mold within 2 weeks of purchase (with mooncake day not even having arrived yet), it really makes me wonder what the heck is going on.
Not to mention at $ 6 a pop, that is $ 12 down the drain due to poor packaging/​manufacturing. I don’t visit Flushing enough to go back w/​these products (not to mention, that would mean I’d have to keep the mold infested cakes in my house).
Why 3 stars, you ask? Well, the lotus seed filling in these moon cakes are REALLY yummy. It’s super smooth, and has just the right balance of sugar and other. I much prefer the larger moon cakes (w/​the traditional outside), to the smaller individual ones w/​the flaky outside, but all my large mooncakes had to be tossed, so I’m stuck w/​the little ones (which were $ 2 a pop). Oh well.

It is what it is, and it certainly serves my purposes just fine. The two or three older patrons who are always spotted at the tables seem to agree. I usually stop by for coffee with milk tea* and a pastry during my Sunday morning commutes to church. It’s conveniently located right outside the 7 train and across the street from my bus stop. The selection of pastries isn’t inventive or varied but you can find usually find all the classic Chinese bakery buns and cakes. I tend to go for the multigrain raisin bread because it’s less sweet and has raisins, which is a good filling in my book.
Next to the register, they usually have a small basket with discounted cookies/​breads that may not be as fresh as the shelved ones. My experiences with items from this bin haven’t been any less great than buying the supposed fresher ware. Fifty percent saved never hurt my wallet any, amIright?
*Yup, in one drink. Genius. If not for the super-​sized caffeine level, I would drink this all the livelong day.

This is your standard Chinese bakery in the middle of a very Chinese-​heavy neighborhood. I usually grab a drink and a pastry on my way to work. They may not have as many offerings (when it comes to pastries) as, say… Taipei or Fay Da, but they offer the standards, like sponge cakes, lemon rolls, and taro buns. They’re fast and usually quite courteous to you as well, which is not always the case at other Chinese bakeries in the area.

Great drinks give it a try. Bubbles teas and fruit drinks whatever you like