Kc's Pastries Northeast

Traditional and affordable Chinese pastry shop. Limited varieties during Covid but displayed their available pastries daily and kept all of the inventories in a warmer for sanitary and safety purposes. The ma'am at the register does not speak English, but extremely polite and sweet. 5 pastries and 2 drinks cost about $10. The breads are fluffy, and semi sweet/salty. Iced milk tea and coffee are refreshing. Give it a try if you're near by and crave some quick and traditional stuff.

Traditional and inexpensive little treats! Egg tarts was $1 each and the bread was soft and spongy and semi sweet/salty! The ladies here did not speak much english but they were nice and sweet! Not much of an aesthetic here and I only seen older men and women here so it's deff a traditional place. The egg tart were soft and sweet! Would deff recommend it if you are looking for something quick and easy. Also, note that it is street parking so you'll have to know how to parallel park!

Note: (1) Cash only (2) it's harder to order when you don't speak Chinese as their English is limited - you can always point at the displayI have been coming here for years as it's closer than going to Chinatown for some Chinese bakery goods. The place is always busy in the mornings and there are a few tables that are always occupied by people chatting with each other while sharing some breakfast. It doesn't look super clean and it's a bit old but it does the job as majority of the people take their stuff to go. There are a variety of buns that you can point to if you don't know the names but keep in mind that a lot of these customers cut in line so you must make haste. I usually get the egg tarts (classic favorites), pineapple bun and the corn bun. They're good when warm but you rarely get them warm. Stop by and try out the delicious buns! They're about $1.30-$1.50 each which has significantly increased since the pandemic.

Traditional Chinese bakery. My family comes here from time to time for pastries. I ordered two cakes from here, separate days. The baker was so pleasant! There's a language barrier as I speak mainly English, but he was very patient with me as I depicted what I wanted. I called on the phone and they recommended that I come in. The cakes were vanilla, he wrote down what I wanted and had the messages displayed correctly. I honestly forgot the prices of the cake but I believe they were $25? I have also tried their Taro bubble tea and I enjoyed that very much as well. Their triangle cakes are to die for! All in all, this bakery is great and I enjoy coming here.

The pineapple bun has gone moldy. I just bought some bread here 20 minutes ago. Ate the pineapple bun immediately when I got home. The bread is moldy. But I didn't find out until I ate half of it. Wish me luck.

Hopefully getting better. Don't sell overnight Bread. It smells sour and it's still for sale

I was craving my favorite Chinese dessert! Egg tarts and i honestly am unsure of the name ( i think coconut cream bread?? but anyway/ They had one left of each and they were sooo soft and delicious! I went again and same experience just absolutely delicious!! I recommend both!!

Don't confuse this place w/ KC on 10th st. bc this is way better. Great selection, great taste and friendly helpful staff even if you don't speak Mandarin. Plus they have things I used to be able to get in Chinatown but since covid, I can't; such as lemon buns and lemon roll. Their raisin sticks are thick and taste better than many other places. Also they make smoothies, like Taro - my fav.

The baked goods are always fresh and flavorful. Know that the prices have increased alot. :^(

I wanted a cold lemon honey but instead they gave me a hot lemon tea and also gave me the wrong bread