Sweets Bakery

$ • Bakery, Bubble Tea

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About Sweets Bakery

Sweets Bakery is a Chinese bakery that offers a variety of baked goods such as sesame balls, moon cakes, and egg tarts. The egg tarts are known for being delicious, and the bakery often provides discounts on them. The interior is modern, with a sit-down area where customers can enjoy drinks and bubble teas. The bakery features a wide selection of pastries that kids might enjoy, including favorites like the Coconut & Cream Bun, which customers find amazing and affordable. Many visitors mention the bread as being soft, flavorful, and enjoyable, with some praising the coconut pineapple bun as a great choice for those with a sweet tooth. The cheese tart is described as thick and creamy, while the steamed pork bun is soft and fluffy, though some feel it could use more flavor. The staff is generally friendly and welcoming, despite occasional language barriers. Overall, Sweets Bakery is a good place to find delicious baked goods and offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes customers feel comfortable to sit and stay. It is a suitable spot for those missing their childhood bakery experiences.

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Sweets Bakery Reviews

3.5
244 ratings
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44%
4
10%
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6%
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8%
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32%
Food
3.4
Atmosphere
3.2
Service
3.3

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Great bakery, cash only.

Only downside is very limited seating, and no air condition.
Solid egg tart, buns and sponge cake. Nice that they’re open late
Cash only. I like their sesame balls, butterfly cookies, and hot dog buns. Egg tarts are pretty good too. It’s convenient to grab and go for when I’m by the canal st train station. Skip their sandwiches and bubble tea. They do baked goods best

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Hours

Monday 7:30AM - 8PM
Tuesday 7:30AM - 8PM
Wednesday 7:30AM - 8PM
Thursday 7:30AM - 8PM
Friday 7:30AM - 8PM
Saturday 7:30AM - 8PM
Sunday 7:30AM - 8PM
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