Grandpa Chen Kissena Char Siu Bao
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The best egg tarts and pork buns around. Just a delicious gem. Definitely try the coffee/milk tea combo, super delicious as well. Service is always warm and friendly. 10/10
I bought a couple different pastries,it was very delicious, the lady was very nice. My kinda bakery. ❤
I discovered this place because it’s next to my school. The pastries are very delicious and filling!
My favorite is the Pork Buns and Portuguese egg tarts. The hot dog bun is also very good. I recommend it.
My favorite is the Pork Buns and Portuguese egg tarts. The hot dog bun is also very good. I recommend it.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 5:45PM |
Grandpa Chen Kissena Char Siu Bao is a highly regarded restaurant known for its delicious roast pork buns and a variety of other traditional treats. Many visitors find the roast pork buns to be the highlight, praising their generous filling, high quality, and perfect balance of lean pork without too much fat or gristle. The buns are served warm and often come with a variety of crust options, making them a favorite choice. Customers also enjoy other menu items like egg yolk (custard), sesame balls, and taro, which are consistently good and well-made. The drinks, including iced coffee milk tea, are popular, though some note they can be overly sweet, especially in cold drinks. The staff is friendly, and the quality of the food is appreciated, with some comparing it favorably to other well-known bakeries like mei lei wah. While prices are higher than typical bakeries, many feel the size and quality of the buns justify the cost. The restaurant is seen as a great addition to the neighborhood, offering a much-needed spot for authentic Chinese baked goods. Though a bit farther from Flushing Main St, it’s worth the drive for those seeking high-quality cha siu bao and a satisfying dining experience.