AA Ozzy Bakery

I saw these on the way on the way out of Mekong Plaza at a little stand. I only tried one because I didn't know what they would taste like but I was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the vanilla custard one and it was yummy. I didn't try it until I was in my car. I left wishing I had gotten more than one. The girl who rang me up was nice. The guy making the food avoided eye contact.

This bakery was closed for some time. During my visit to Mekong Plaza, I noticed the door was open and with a different name. This place has changed their name from AAozzy Bakery to Sweet Time Bakery. It still carries sweets that bear the old name of the bakery. Each sweet is individually wrapped which keeps everything sanitary. The place is clean, their sweets are very good and reasonably priced.Shared parking and WiFi.

Not good at all . I bought 2 pastry almond and the coconut . No filings and bread is awful. $2.59 totally one bite trash . Nothing close to Paris , 85% degree and other bakery . By far the worse I eaten a pastry.

I came here for some of these yummy cake like desserts filled with flavor. I believe we ended up getting taro, vanilla, honey, and baked cream. These were made hot and fresh right in front of our eyes. I loved them and am currently craving another one. My favorites were the vanilla and baked cream. Yum. I'll definitely be back.

If you happen to be by Dobson and Main on a Saturday or Sunday, stop by Mekong plaza! In the southern entrance, you'll find a setup for AAOzzy Bakery where they sell their little Hodo cakes. Or as we call them, Hodor cakes! Our favorites are chocolate hazelnut and vanilla! Tip - Buy 10 and get one free! Eat the free one then and there. Take the rest home and freeze them! Then you can have Hodor cakes whenever you want! Reheat one, or all 10, in your toaster oven!

The pastries are D'LISH!! The young lady behind the counter was very friendly and helpful. She gave us several samples. We ended up getting a CHOCOLATE BREAD and CUSTARD BREAD!! I can't wait to go back and bring visitors to try everything!!

Love this place but I've noticed the quality going a little down hill. They normally have really amazing baked goods. Today I went and I got two honey BBQ buns. Well I hate sausage and I bite straight into sausage and found even more remind you in a BBQ pork bun...also I feel like they've changed their recipe. Any ways kind of disappointed.Also it's started to become all bread and no filling

I was meeting a friend at the Mekong supermarket for shopping and lunch so decided to stop here to grab some pastries. I love pastries so this place had variety of baked good. I opted for the coconut bun and sweet cream bun. The coconut bun tasted old. The sweet cream bun was decadent. Overall it was ok but the price didn't match the quality I was expecting. Try other place is my recommendation.

This is a Taiwanese bakery and they have all kinds of buns, cakes, cookies, loaves, and pastries here. I bought a ton of items so I'm going to try to break it down. Also, they sample most of their buns which was nice! Buns and pastries are about $2, while loaves are $6.5/5 Amazing!-The Coconut Bun with Baked Cream! To die for!-The Red Bean filled bun was delicious too! 4/5 Good!-All of the pastries have excellent fillings with very rich flavors but the outside is a little tough. I dipped them in green tea and they tasted better that way. I tried the Red Bean, Green Tea, and Taro filled ones.-The Taro filled Bun-Green Tea Bun with Honey was a big bun filled with a green tea filling and it was very good, I loved how strong the green tea flavor was.3/5 Okay.-The Green Tea Cake, we had a slice and found it dry.-The Red Bean Loaf, this had hardly any red bean paste inside, it was mainly just bread, good and tasty soft bread like a cinnamon roll type but really no red bean. And it's $6.

My friend dragged me here because she couldn't get enough of the Chinese pocket donuts filled with stuff. I honestly have no idea what they are calling it in Chinese. I don't think they do either, there is no name for it, just a sign on the case that says "# for $X". The young man making our pastries was great. Super polite, he didn't talk much, but very nice, very helpful and seemed like he wanted to do make us happy.Fatty Tip: Get the one filled with the sweet cream.