Anna's Bakery

Glad to find this little gem in the city. The price is decent, lot of bread selection and lovely cakes. We bought the Christmas themed macaroons, so cute! We had the taro bread, pandan coconut bread and sliced cake, all are great.

I went here on a whim to get my birthday sweets since I didn't want a huge 8in cake for example. I tried the fruit tart, lychee cake slice, and the mango cake slice. Everything was not that sweet and the tastiest for me was the tart. Gotta go back to get more and try others! The staff was nice. My daughter, almost 1 1/2 years old, got a tiny toy from Ms. Cashier. That was such a sweet gesture. No pun indexed. Lol. Vietnamese Chinese fusion pastries I would say. You should try!

Use to come here often when it was Six Ping, ordered a cake couple days ago and asked them to put "Happy Easter!" On the cake. Picked it up today and got the cake with "Happy Earter". How do you they not know how to spell a major holiday is beyond me ‍. Called them about it, not a "Sorry, we will redo/correct it or anything." Told me oh the guy probably wrote it by mistake...

I love the variety of Bakery items, sweet and savory. They have a lot of great pastries and tastes wonderful.

Anna's is an authentic Asian bakery. This is important, and you should bookmark this place in Yelp right now and I'll tell you why:Do you remember the last time you enjoyed eating cake? Maybe it was a birthday, an anniversary, or whatever. Was the cake nice looking, and most importantly, did it taste good or was it an over-sweetened coma-inducing trap of which you could only eat two bites of? Well let me let you in a secret: it doesn't have to be this way. I know every supermarket has been loading their cakes with too much sugar for at least a decade. Even Whole Foods (tip, go for the Latin cakes), but you know what? If you eat at an Asian bakery, the experience will be WAY better! Anna's cakes have a cream-based frosting that's creamy and slightly sweet (like whip cream) instead of the sugar-loaded buttercream frosting. If you enjoy fruit, their cakes have well selected strawberries, mango, kiwi, and other delectables. If you don't want fruit, Anna's has selections without. The cake body will be spongy and sweet (similar to Dolly Madison cakes but without the sugar filling) but not over-the-top with sugar and butter. Anna's has lots of other yummiables such as personal cakes, buns, sweet breads etc. that are popular in China and Japan. My recommendation is that whatever you buy, either eat it that day and then put what's left in the fridge (yes, put the cake in the fridge) so it's fresh and nice for tomorrow or the next day. When taken care of in this way, the goods will stay good to eat for a week. Although popular in Asia, I don't enjoy the buns with dried shredded pork on top. It's not my thing but I know there will be people (Asians) who will drive across town just for that. What I do love is the mini egg tarts. With me, you can use them as currency to get me to do whatever chore you like. Bon appétit

I'm so incredibly happy I found this place! I had looked all over Chinatown for an authentic Asian fruitcake but couldn't find it. The one at 85 degrees or Six Ping were just not the same as the ones I had growing up. We ordered the 10 inch mango coffee with pudding cake. It was $58. Expensive but it's worth the treat every now and then for the special occasion. The cake is thick and has many layers. It's the perfect amount of sweet and giant make you feel super full after like you're full of regrets! I wish it was cheaper yet I would totally come back!

First time coming here. Very friendly, service was great. I would 100% come back, I am happy we tried this place!Cute and small Asian bakery. They sell savory & sweet things, including boba and tea drinks. I chose a pandan coconut ring, almond cookies, lychee cake, Japanese cheesecake, Vietnamese coffee and guava tea.Viet coffee is GOOD- nice and strong yet sweet.Guava tea- a bit too sweet for me, even had fresh guava slices!All the bakery items were yummy. My favorite was the pandan coconut ring- buttery, almost croissant like dough, had light flavor. The cake was moist, felt it could've had more lychee flavor, tasted more vanilla/sweet than anything. I will definitely be back, will try more flavors !!

Nice and chill place. Can't believe they are open on Thanksgoving. Ordered a variety of cupcakes and boba drinks.