Chinese Bakery and Deli

Love the BBQ pork buns, egg tarts and pineapple buns here! Everything is baked fresh daily. Staff are nice. Plenty of parking in the plaza, seats inside. We always go later in the morning as there can a wait sometimes. Love grabbing a box for work or family gathering.Today we got a dozen egg tarts for $21. Flaky crust, great texture and not too sweet!

It's your standard counter service Chinese bakery and dim sum place.Pineapple bun w/ butter - The crust on top is really crispy, light/thin bread. Recommend. Baked pork bun - I like that it doesn't have a sticky glaze on top. Light bun, not bread-y. Coconut bun - coconut stuffing is flavorful, not too sweet. Fried glutinous dumplings w/ meat - not fried enough, meat lightly seasoned. Like but wish it was crispier.Sui Mai - meaty w/ chunks of shrimp, recommend. Har Gow - perfectly seasoned shrimp, juicy. Wrapper is on the thicker side but typical of deli places that serve dim sum. Egg tart - flaky, slightly sweet crust. Delicious! Recommend. Great price! Everything we purchased came to about $36

If you're going to visit, plan for wait on the weekends. They'll have a line to the door the whole morning. They have online order but it looks like it's available certain days of the week only. It's a helpful way to figure out ahead of time what you want though because there really aren't menus anywhere in the store. Their glass case might have some sesame balls and egg tarts, but everything else is a IYKYK type situation. I like to comb through reviews before I go anywhere new so I can see what's poppin, and according to the people, the fish filet sandwich is a must order. These are about $3 and change, and a good size for a little snack. The fish was tender, flakey, and crispy and the bread soft and pillowy, with a hint of sweetness. The only condiment inside is mayo and its kinda smeared along the bottom crease only. When you get a bite with the fish and mayo, it works, but the rest of the sandwich is kinda bland. I think they should switch to a tartar sauce, maybe add a slice of cheese, and I'd totally take this over a Mcdonald's filet o fish any day! Is it a must order? Eh... It's good for what it is. If I get this again, I'd probably bring some sweet chili sauce to throw on there. We were bringing some goodies over to the fam, so we ordered basically the whole store lol Rice noodle roll with shrimp - YES get this! Comes with the sweet soy sauce too.. added some chili oil at home. FIRE. Sesame balls - red bean paste inside, HELLLAAAA fresh. By far the best sesame ball I've ever had. So crisp on the outside, with the softest chew inside, and the best red bean paste filling ratio I've ever seen! Chicken feet - I didn't try but BF liked themSteam ribs - could have been more tender but the flavor was goodShark fin dumpling - passShu mai - tasty, nice shrimp chunks, solid size tooPineapple buns and BBQ pork buns- so beautiful! I didn't get to try though :( Egg tarts - YES YES YES! Maybe not the best ever but still a very solid egg tart. I wish they had the portuguese egg tarts as an option :( The dim sum items were supposed to take 20 min but it ended up being a 40 min wait SMH On top of that, they did forget my 10 sesame balls. We didn't realize til we hit the freeway already so that was another 10 min round trip back. Since we ordered and paid for 10, we weren't gonna leave them behind. I called to make sure they knew we were coming, and the lady was super nice and apologetic about it. They had it ready at the counter as soon as I walked in so not gonna dock a star for service. We really did order a ton of food. The lot is big because it's where Manor Bowling used to be. The store itself is small but it does have a few chairs/tables to eat/wait in. They have a few freezers full of frozen to go items like wontons and dumplings. In addition to their baked good and dim sum, it looks like they have a whole selection of rice and noodle plates. I have no idea how people know what to order as I didn't see a single menu anywhere other than a few dim sum items listed right at the front counter, unless they are also referencing the online order list. Cash and card accepted, apple pay too. Make sure you already know what you want. I don't think they'll be patient if you have a lot of questions or are taking your time to decide.. neither will the people behind you lol

This is a nice Chinese bakery with all the things you might be looking for. We ordered a couple of Chinese fried donuts, a couple of sesame balls, and an order of steamed pork buns, which come in packs of 3. The prices are decent, since we spent just over $11 for each of those things.The fried donuts were not super fresh and they were oily. the steamed buns were not typical as they had a lot of sesame oil and less spice inside. It was mainly pork and cabbage. The sesame balls were the best part - crunchy, fresh, and filled with black bean paste. You order at the counter while they pack the goods for you. Service is fast. There are also a few indoor tables in case you want to enjoy some of your items inside.

This is my family's favorite spot to get bao! They come out so fresh and delicious and the buns are so fluffy and the meat is so tender. We buy so many of them so we can take them home and we are able to freeze them and eat them later. They are very popular so definitely be aware that you have to wait a bit if you want a lot of bao.

Hands down unbeatable value and delicious food that I'll be coming back to again and again. Came around 1 on a Friday to grab some snacks for some coworkers on one of their recommendations. Their ample wooden seating options were empty when I arrived, and I joined the short line to the ordering counter to be lovingly barked at for my order in Cantonese. Fish Filet Sandwich: the McDonald's Fish Filet sandwich if it was made with passion and for half the price. We're talking massive, lightly breaded, flaky pieces of fried white fish tucked into one of their housemade buns with a light and creamy mayo - for $3.25.Baked Char Siu Bao: these things were legitimately bursting at the seams with a pork filling that was perfectly sweet and salty. The bun itself was perfectly light and thin, with a slight sweetness from the glaze. I've never seen such a picture perfect barbecue pork bun.Pineapple Bun: actually filled with a pineapple jam filling in addition to the sugary, crumbly topping that gives it its characteristic look. Surprisingly not excessively sweet and a wonderful dessert.3 fish filet sandwiches, 3 char siu bao, a pineapple bun, and an egg tart (didn't get to try) came to a total of a whopping $18.75. Can't beat it - see you there soon!

Decided to bring some pastries for my coworkers today. This is a small little Asian bakery. I came in today a little before 9am and they didn't have everything out in the display yet. Also, they said steamed pork buns were not done cooking yet. Slightly sad since they opened at 7am.Nonetheless, the food was yummy for the price. I got egg tarts, baked pork buns, hot dog bun, sesame balls, pineapple buns, and fried meat dumplings.The fried meat dumpling thing was very flavorful! My favorite. Hotdog bun had a bit too much bun to hot dog ratio. Pork buns were great!Service was decent.

First visit to this Chinese Bakery and Deli,5 Stars for the entire takeout experience!Great value and tasty pastries.Arrived around 9:30am on a weekday.They open at 7amConvenient location in San Leandro, CABakery accepts Cash and Cards.Fully stocked displays at the time I arrived.My Short line and wait went quickly.Pastries still warm, just came out from kitchen.Ate an Egg tart after leaving store, delicious!One, two, three, four, FIVE Stars!I approve this rating, Jay M.

I love getting my mini hot dog buns & hot dog buns here. Price is reasonable & the food is delicious. Sometimes I will call it in to make to sure they have some available since they always are out. They are really good about calling in and making an order for pick up & once you get there the food is fresh & hot. I tried the fish filet bun for the first time & I was surprised how big they were & they were crunchy & fresh. I wish I had tartar sauce or ketchup or vinegar with it because it seems to miss that ingredient. I'm always recommending them to people because they are always looking for those hot dogs.

Was hoping this place would be just as good as other hole in the wall Chinese bakeries I've come across. But seemed mediocre as franchise ones. Seemed popular since items seem to be a wait for new baked batches. Ordered half a dozen baked pork buns and pineapple buns. 10-15 minute wait. The pork buns were just okay. The pork and dough just didn't give that flavorful balance. The pineapple buns were at least somewhat decent. Maybe an off day for the baker?The service could at least been more personable instead of feeling like another numbered customer. And how are you not placing my order of buns in a pink box?! Instead placed in little paper bags while the oils seep through while still there. Could at least place the paper bags in a plastic bag! I still had to drive 30 minutes to get home to transfer out of the greasy paper bags.