Kind staff and fantastic baos. I had the pork floss bao and it was incredibly fluffy, packed with savory pork floss and mayo. I couldn't stop eating it no matter how many times I wrapped it back up I had to unwrap for another bite. The red bean mochi pancake was also very good when reheated in my airfryer at home. Truly a hidden gem that no one talks about and I must go back to sample more of their goods!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
jook
yo twin this spot boomin like fr twin come by and get a nice plate of beautiful delicious yumming hot glazing desserts...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lindsay Taylor
This cafe is fantastic! I ordered the pineapple bun, and it was incredibly fresh with the perfect texture and sweetness. Unlike some other bakeries in Chinatown that use pre-packaged pastries, Fleet Bakery makes everything fresh. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. With so many different pastries and foods to choose from, I’ll definitely be returning to try more. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vicky L
I always come here because the food is hot, delicious, and affordable. There's seating and the people are kind. I got dried shrimp rice roll and a hot milk tea.
Their mixed fruit or fresh fruit birthday cakes are also out of this world. Been coming here for years!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Emily Conway
Overcharged me and didn’t give me what I ordered. Many other better bakeries around the area
Geo Oxton
Pork bun 8/10 Would eat again
Mart
basic chinese bakery with the classic goods at extremely good prices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Cindy N
Great bakery that’s a bit more hidden within all the places in Chinatown. Fresh hot buns at an affordable price (around $1.50). Their pineapple custard bun and taro bun are worth getting!
Man Asura
Moldy buns!06/08/22 I made an appointment with an ophthalmologist to check my eyes. After the check-up, I stopped by "Yangtze River Cake City" and bought a "white square bun" to take home and make toast, egg noodles, or soy sauce buns for dinner;Because the doctor gave me eye drops when checking my eyes: after injecting eye drops, my vision will be very blurred and it will take about four hours to return to normal: so when I bought bread, I could only see some blurry images!Earlier, I often went to the "Changjiang Cake City" to drink coffee and eat there, but one time before I finished my coffee, I told the lady boss there that I sat for too long and kicked me out!Forget it, if you don’t let me sit down, I’ll go to another cake shop and sit down! Even so: I occasionally pass by there and buy some pastries to eat at home...After I bought the bread and got home, I threw away one of the pieces of bread that had not yet had its crust removed. But when I threw away the piece of bread, I could vaguely see something strange on the edge of the bread: it seemed to be moldy, but because my eyes hadn’t recovered yet, I can’t be sure if it’s normal: I also thought that the bread in bakeries is usually baked every day, so there shouldn’t be any problem, so I didn’t take it seriously...I made bread into toasts and eggs for dinner. A few hours after eating, I had diarrhea. I had diarrhea three times in a row! At that time, I didn’t think that there was a problem with the bread: I still spread butter and jam on the bread the next day and continued to eat it. However, I had diarrhea again a few hours after eating. At this time, I checked what I had eaten. There was nothing wrong with the eggs, butter, and jam when making the bread. Then I remembered that the bread sold to me by the "Yangtze River Cake City" was moldy!
Eva Jiang
Terrible attitude towards consumers whom is deciding what to get. Extremely bad service attitude, taking two photos to ask friends what they want to eat, like stealing some cheats from them.
Kind staff and fantastic baos. I had the pork floss bao and it was incredibly fluffy, packed with savory pork floss and mayo. I couldn't stop eating it no matter how many times I wrapped it back up I had to unwrap for another bite. The red bean mochi pancake was also very good when reheated in my airfryer at home. Truly a hidden gem that no one talks about and I must go back to sample more of their goods!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
yo twin this spot boomin like fr twin come by and get a nice plate of beautiful delicious yumming hot glazing desserts...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This cafe is fantastic! I ordered the pineapple bun, and it was incredibly fresh with the perfect texture and sweetness. Unlike some other bakeries in Chinatown that use pre-packaged pastries, Fleet Bakery makes everything fresh. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. With so many different pastries and foods to choose from, I’ll definitely be returning to try more. Highly recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I always come here because the food is hot, delicious, and affordable. There's seating and the people are kind.
I got dried shrimp rice roll and a hot milk tea.
Their mixed fruit or fresh fruit birthday cakes are also out of this world. Been coming here for years!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Overcharged me and didn’t give me what I ordered. Many other better bakeries around the area
Pork bun 8/10
Would eat again
basic chinese bakery with the classic goods at extremely good prices.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great bakery that’s a bit more hidden within all the places in Chinatown. Fresh hot buns at an affordable price (around $1.50). Their pineapple custard bun and taro bun are worth getting!
Moldy buns!06/08/22 I made an appointment with an ophthalmologist to check my eyes. After the check-up, I stopped by "Yangtze River Cake City" and bought a "white square bun" to take home and make toast, egg noodles, or soy sauce buns for dinner;Because the doctor gave me eye drops when checking my eyes: after injecting eye drops, my vision will be very blurred and it will take about four hours to return to normal: so when I bought bread, I could only see some blurry images!Earlier, I often went to the "Changjiang Cake City" to drink coffee and eat there, but one time before I finished my coffee, I told the lady boss there that I sat for too long and kicked me out!Forget it, if you don’t let me sit down, I’ll go to another cake shop and sit down! Even so: I occasionally pass by there and buy some pastries to eat at home...After I bought the bread and got home, I threw away one of the pieces of bread that had not yet had its crust removed. But when I threw away the piece of bread, I could vaguely see something strange on the edge of the bread: it seemed to be moldy, but because my eyes hadn’t recovered yet, I can’t be sure if it’s normal: I also thought that the bread in bakeries is usually baked every day, so there shouldn’t be any problem, so I didn’t take it seriously...I made bread into toasts and eggs for dinner. A few hours after eating, I had diarrhea. I had diarrhea three times in a row! At that time, I didn’t think that there was a problem with the bread: I still spread butter and jam on the bread the next day and continued to eat it. However, I had diarrhea again a few hours after eating. At this time, I checked what I had eaten. There was nothing wrong with the eggs, butter, and jam when making the bread. Then I remembered that the bread sold to me by the "Yangtze River Cake City" was moldy!
Terrible attitude towards consumers whom is deciding what to get. Extremely bad service attitude, taking two photos to ask friends what they want to eat, like stealing some cheats from them.
Restaurantji Recommends
Thank you.
Great cha shao bao!
My go to bakery shop in nyc chinatown for the past 8 years.They even carry dim sum food. Just ask
I like rice with meat. Bakery and coffee too
Attentive staffEarly opening hours are great.Clean interior.Cantonese comfort breakfast staples.Inexpensive entrees.No parking or restrooms.
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