Q Baking Corner

Truly a hidden gem. Stumbled upon this while waiting in line for a table at a nearby restaurant, and we saw a guy before us purchasing 26 pate choud. Since we were eating soon, we only bought 2 to sample, and while ordering, the business owner insists we should buy more while she has stock, and that people come in to buy boxes at a time, as seen by the guy before us. We thought this was just a marketing scheme, but we were wrong because they were indeed THAT good. The pastry puff is made in house and oh so flaky yet soft and pairs amazingly well with either the chicken or pork filling. So after sampling 1 each of the chicken and pork, we bought more to take home. Then after our meal, we brought our family back so they could order more and so that we could also buy the Pandan waffle and Pandan honeycomb cake. The Pandan pastries were equally amazing and I regret only buying 1 waffle. And this time again, we saw a customer purchasing over 20 again! They also sell donuts, but I think their Vietnamese pastries are the true winner. Don't sleep on this place. There's 2 tables inside if you can't wait until you get home to eat your purchases. No public restrooms. But I would go back here in a heartbeat.

Friendly service. Plenty of parking. Accepts credit cards. Donuts were dry and they didn't have any old fashion. $18/dozen. Would not recommend the donuts. I didn't get the twists because they are half the size of twists anywhere else. I should have gotten the other items that others reviewed-pate chuad.

I love their creme brulee, banh bo, & the pate chaud.Ordered through door dash & this place did not disappoint. Their banh bo is very chewy and has the perfect sweetness to it.The creme brulee was sweet & had a nice sugar top where it cracks. So good! I haven't had good creme brulee in so long until I ordered from here.Flakey pate chaud, my kids loved it & the meat filling is plentiful. Overall good

I had high hopes for this bakery after seeing their beautiful cakes on Facebook. I tried to visit last year, but they were fully booked, so I was excited to finally get a chance this year.Unfortunately, my experience with their customer service was underwhelming. While the cake was undeniably cute and the kids loved its appearance, the taste was disappointing.The cream/fondant on the outside was hard, bland, and broke apart as soon as a knife touched it. The cake itself had the texture of a soggy sponge. For the price, I expected much better--especially considering the size of the cake and how it compares to other well-known bakeries.I really wanted to love this place, but the taste and quality just didn't match the visuals or the cost.

We come here for the chicken or pork mini pastries. They're just the right size for finger foods; and the pastry itself is quite flaky. I enjoy eating these. So when we are in the area, we stop by to pick up a dozen. I've tried their ham and cheese, but didn't care for it, so I'll stick to the mini croissants that I like. The older lady who helps us always gives us great customer service. She's friendly and always smiling. The bakery is a small shop, so more so for pick up and go. Support small businesses like this. Check them out.

I chose to place an order here as I had tried a strawberry and vanilla cake at my friend's daughter birthday party last summer and really enjoyed it. That cake was light and fluffy, and the cream wasn't sweet. So I thought, let's order treats here to share with my small team at work and support local & independent businesses.The contact and order were placed via Facebook messaging with the owner Quyen @Mybaking Corner. Her FB page had a lot of pictures but no information on pricing or the menu of what she bakes. I inquired about a simple cupcake order and macs but felt I had to ask questions to get an answer rather than her providing me with her availability/options to choose from. I ordered the following after our exhance1. A dozen macacrons (half pistachio and salted caramel) / $18. I was not informed these were mini macs. Therefore, I was surprised when I picked it up. They're slightly bigger than a rolo chocolate candy. Compared to other macs I've ordered from independent womyn businesses, this wasn't great but decent. The macaron is soft and chewey, though the shell itself brittles when you bite into it.-Pistachio flavor: it was definitely not pistachio flavor but more lemon tart (given to me wrong). The filling is not a cream lioe filling but more like a jelly/jam texture filling. It was not sweet, though I would have preferred the pistachio flavor as lemon is not a fav of mine. -Salted caramel: Jelly/jam like filling and tasted very caramel-ish and a little too sweet for me since it was a mini macaron.2. Dozen vanilla cupcakes w/ vanilla buttercream frosting (i dont think she makes chocolate cupcakes as she didn't respond to my question about it / $46. The cupcake texture is like Vietnamese "banh bong lan" (sponge cake), or maybe it is. It's light and fluffy, not sweet at all. The buttercream is very lightly sweetened. I can barely taste the sweetness of it when tasted on its own but good when eaten together,mthough, nothing special. It's quite pricey for a dz simple cupcake.Me experience with customer service wasn't too great with the pick up. I came in to pick up the order on the morning of the rescheduled day, and informed the staff my name and that I was there to pick up my order. The staff looked around and the cupcakes was sitting on the counter so I told her must be mine. She gave me the dozen cupcakes only. I then told her I had a dozen macarons (half salted caramel and half pistachio) as well. She then looked in the glass cabinet and grabbed the container of macacrons. I noticed there were brown and slight yellowish macs so I didn't think of anything and took my order. However, I found later at lunch that the yellow-ish macs were not Pistachio, but rather lemon. If they had labeled the order then there would have not been a mistake. I was quite disappointed as anything lemon is not my favorite for dessert.I FB message Quyen later that day, and she apologized, stating that I was given the wrong order and offered for me to pick up the pistachio macs the next day. I saw the message late and didn't have time to go pick it up. There was no need to try to pick up another day as the macs may not be good anymore. However, I appreciate her flexibility with the rescheduling of my pick up as my meeting at work was canceled so I messaged her the day before to see if I can reschedule the pick up; and for offering to give me my correct order.

The Vietnamese Iced Coffee is one of the best in San Jose. It's a perfect blend of coffee, condensed milk, and salted cheese. They also have traditional Vietnamese baked good. The service staff is always very nice.

The pâté chaud ( meat pies) are delicious. The almond twist is very good. The cassava cake is delicious. The service is excellent. It's a small bakery but the parking lot is very convenient. The ambiance is ok.

Here's aNew Coffee Obsession: Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Salt Cheese FoamQ Baking Corner is a game-changer! My 2025 coffee obsession has officially arrived: Vietnamese iced coffee with salt cheese foam. The rich, bold coffee paired with the savory-sweet foam is a flavor explosion. For all the coffee aficionados out there, this is a must-try!Skip Starbucks and swing by Q Baking Corner before hitting the freeway for work. You won't regret it!

If you're craving for donuts that have both quality and affordable price, this location is the place for you! Highly recommend getting their Pork Pate Chaud as well as the Chicken flavored. If you're looking for something not so sweet as a donut, but still have a sweet tooth craving, the green waffle is a perfect choice for fulfilling that crave!