Happy Bakery
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Cafeteria style Chinese food for togo. They also have dim sum togo food. Great place to order for party food togo
The food quality is much, much higher quality than China town. It's cleaner. The bbq pork bun actually has meat. The shumai and hargow has more meats and are less greasy. Worth a quick trip to the area for a meal, even if you're on the other side of the city.
Enjoyed stopping for take out dim sum. They also have a huge selection of prepared Chinese food on the other side of the st, including fresh looking veggies (at 10:15 in the morning)
Enjoyed traditional dim sum, plus a veggie bean curd wrapped treat.
Very inexpensive.
Enjoyed traditional dim sum, plus a veggie bean curd wrapped treat.
Very inexpensive.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 5PM |
Happy Bakery is a popular spot for dim sum and Chinese fast food. The restaurant has two sections: a dim sum section with a wide variety of options at reasonable prices, and a Chinese fast food section similar to Panda Express. The dim sum is known for its massive portions and packed flavor, with popular items like Har Gow, Siu Mai, and Sesame Balls. The restaurant is a small, no-frills take-out place that offers quick, efficient service and is wheelchair accessible. Take-out is the primary option, with the convenience of pre-ordering for large orders. Customers highly recommend trying the dim sum, especially the salt and pepper shrimp and fried chicken wings, which are crispy and juicy. The fried chicken, often ordered for parties, is considered the best in the district, with staff that speak some English but are best communicated with in Cantonese. The restaurant's lively atmosphere includes great interactions with locals, though it may seem standoffish to non-locals. Despite some minor miscommunications on order sizes, the inexpensive prices balance everything out. Lines and waiting times are common, and some items may sell out, so patience is advised. Overall, Happy Bakery offers good food and a great experience for those looking for delicious dim sum and Chinese fast food.