Their almond cookies are the best dessert ever!!!! I still remember them years later and go every once in a while to get them.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Michael Cheng
best neighborhood cantonese bakery joint
anastasiya
love everything they provide, for cheap too! Some of the buns and cookies remind me of my home country. Definitely recommend! ??
Jay B.
This is one of the most authentic Chinese bakeries in Brooklyn. The cakes and cookies are very fresh. It'll be my go-to bakery whenever I'm in Brooklyn again.
Rohan Faith Overcome
I love all your products, my problem is customer service poor at Eagle hall black rock and need looking in to I wonder is the young LADY'S own the bakery,
tiff
Very good buns–if you get there early enough, they have a wide selection. Some of the best prices for Chinese bakery that you will find in NYC. Never bought a pastry for over $2. Their pork floss buns are my favorite; they never skimp on the floss and cream. I haven’t tried their bubble tea yet.
Brandon P.
Personally I'm very biased when it comes to Asian bakeries. I've had my fair share of staples when it comes to certain Asian pastries and breads. I throughly enjoyed a lot of these! First time here and I'm impressed! They had a relatively big selection.
Daniel Yusim
A lot of great choices here!! I love all the buns, very very good
Mary Christensen
This place has excellent frozen food. Try the chicken dumplings and the steamed buns! Their sweets are also delicious, with adorable heart-shaped rolls flavored with sesame or red bean, and fluffy, perfect angel food cake.
This bakery used to be Ming Xiang, but it's now Fortune Bakery. I don't know if it's just a renaming with the same owners (you never know with Chinatown), but I don't feel like creating a new Yelp listing. It's been a tough year and I'm tired, alright? Anyway, Fortune is currently open later than some of the more well-known bakeries on the 8th ave strip. It's not my favorite bakery, but convenience tops quality sometimes. At the end of the day, they'll bundle up what they have left over and sell it at $4 a bag. Obviously, not the cream of the crop, but when you need buns, hun. Normal 3 stars, a quarantine 4.
Marielyn Gill
Stop the mass production cake and pastry not good at all bad experience with the meat roll and beef patty.
Ekaterina Spiridonova
I got there around 3 PM on first day of Chinese New Year and a lot of things were already gone.I got a piece of wonderful sponge cake for $1!! It was big and delicious!The place has some seating area; they sell frozen buns as well as fresh goodnesses. Some food item names aren’t even translated to English.They also have bubble, milk and regular tea for around $3-4.Lady behind the counter was super friendly and nice, which is quite rare for places like this.I will definitely come back here but earlier in the morning.
Wonderful place ???
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Their almond cookies are the best dessert ever!!!! I still remember them years later and go every once in a while to get them.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
best neighborhood cantonese bakery joint
love everything they provide, for cheap too! Some of the buns and cookies remind me of my home country. Definitely recommend! ??
This is one of the most authentic Chinese bakeries in Brooklyn. The cakes and cookies are very fresh. It'll be my go-to bakery whenever I'm in Brooklyn again.
I love all your products, my problem is customer service poor at Eagle hall black rock and need looking in to I wonder is the young LADY'S own the bakery,
Very good buns–if you get there early enough, they have a wide selection. Some of the best prices for Chinese bakery that you will find in NYC. Never bought a pastry for over $2. Their pork floss buns are my favorite; they never skimp on the floss and cream. I haven’t tried their bubble tea yet.
Personally I'm very biased when it comes to Asian bakeries. I've had my fair share of staples when it comes to certain Asian pastries and breads. I throughly enjoyed a lot of these! First time here and I'm impressed! They had a relatively big selection.
A lot of great choices here!! I love all the buns, very very good
This place has excellent frozen food. Try the chicken dumplings and the steamed buns! Their sweets are also delicious, with adorable heart-shaped rolls flavored with sesame or red bean, and fluffy, perfect angel food cake.
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This bakery used to be Ming Xiang, but it's now Fortune Bakery. I don't know if it's just a renaming with the same owners (you never know with Chinatown), but I don't feel like creating a new Yelp listing. It's been a tough year and I'm tired, alright? Anyway, Fortune is currently open later than some of the more well-known bakeries on the 8th ave strip. It's not my favorite bakery, but convenience tops quality sometimes. At the end of the day, they'll bundle up what they have left over and sell it at $4 a bag. Obviously, not the cream of the crop, but when you need buns, hun. Normal 3 stars, a quarantine 4.
Stop the mass production cake and pastry not good at all bad experience with the meat roll and beef patty.
I got there around 3 PM on first day of Chinese New Year and a lot of things were already gone.I got a piece of wonderful sponge cake for $1!! It was big and delicious!The place has some seating area; they sell frozen buns as well as fresh goodnesses. Some food item names aren’t even translated to English.They also have bubble, milk and regular tea for around $3-4.Lady behind the counter was super friendly and nice, which is quite rare for places like this.I will definitely come back here but earlier in the morning.