Sheng Kee Bakery

I first noticed Sheng Kee Bakery several months ago, but I did not drop in. Thankfully, my sister recommended we go by there after we finished shopping at the Asian grocery store nearby.It is a small Taiwanese bakery which reminds me of 85C Bakery. Grab a tray and tongs because you are going to need them. We purchased an assortment of goodies. My favorite items were the two different egg tarts. Yummy!!You are sure to find something that you want. I look forward to trying more of what they have to offer. Those cakes look delicious. Safe to say that this bakery will be part of our regular itinerary whenever we go shopping next door.

This five star review is specifically for their cake. I love that they have cakes readily available without preordering. I was a bit disappointed that there is no room for writing but when I cashed out, the cashier gave me a cute little "happy birthday" topper and offered me settings which included plates, forks, and candles! It's a one stop shop for any special event. Highly recommend getting your cakes here. And the cake was absolutely delicious, fluffy & not overly sweet!

Sadly, a one star review. You have to be really bad to earn a one star review from me!Quality/Quantity - A bunch of pastries, see pictures.Lychee Black Tea with Boba - Made wrong, did NOT taste any lychee at all.Classic Milk Tea with Boba - Made correctly, thank you.Atmosphere - Small new location.The pastry area is too small, very hard to maneuver, especially if/when people are going in two different opposite directions. Can I suggest directional arrows? Open 7 days a week, from 8am to 7pm or 7:30pm.Plenty of mall parking.Service - This is where you failed! After just one sip of the lychee black tea, we noticed that it was made WRONG. Then when my daughter went back to question it, you said it was black tea. My daughter then told her it was supposed to be lychee black tea and they corrected themselves and said it was lychee black tea. My daughter gave back the drink and told them that it was not the right drink. We buy this drink enough times to know the difference. So my daughter asked if they could make her the classic milk tea instead. It is the exact same price. The employee gave my daughter a little attitude saying that they have to charge me. We already returned the first drink so it was obvious we were not trying to scam you for another drink. My daughter then said, they can remake the lychee black tea if it is easier. After some unnecessary attitude, you remade it.These drinks are so profitable and we never even left the store. Immediately after one sip, we brought it to your attention. We gave back the bad drink to you. So WHY the bad attitude? Guess you don't want repeat business?Price - $30, expensive for a bad attitude. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1948 with Grandpa & Grandma Kao from Taiwan and serving the Bay Area since 1978. We have been shopping since you opened your store in SF in 1981.

3.5 stars, located in the Marina Faire shopping plaza with plenty of parking. Sheng kee is mostly a takeout venue with a small counter with 3 bar stool seats if you want to sit and eat/drink what you ordered. Small yet tidy shop with a solid selection of baked goods and under a handful of drinks. Comparable to other similar bakeries like 85 degrees, yet I am not sure if they have a membership club where you earn points and coupon bonuses for every purchase. Overall, most of the pastries I've tried are decent. Though I am partial and prefer 85 Degrees more for the flavor and slightly better selection and pricing than Shengkee. Convenient to stop in for dessert and bakery snacks after grocery shopping at New Sang Chong grocery, or after eating lunch at one of the restaurants in the same plaza.Today I bought: Danish fruit boat $2.99, mini hot dog bites $3.75, HK hot milk tea $2.75, Green tea mini mousse cake bite $2.85, and a Pork sung/floss bun $2.35.

Sheng Kee Bakery opened where a taqueria once was. Take out only. No tables within. No decorDrill: grab a tong and tray. Select any pastries/cakes that strike ur fancy. Get in line, pay and select cake, if needed at front counter, when reaching cashier. Offerings(Taiwanese bakes/pastries+, Asian fusion pastries): pork sung buns, sweet & savory bakes/pastries, pineapple buns, mooncakes, cakes, buns, breads, custards...Eats: most wrapped in plastic, has sell by date, made in commissary off site, daily deliveries..Purple romance (ube flavored, 2.99)-big oval doughy bun with baked sweet tasty ube tasteEgg pudding (2.99)-velvety sweet custard with caramel topping, flan-likePastry date(2.90)-dozens of ingredients, mains: dates, sugar, white beansVery sweet.Pork sung puff (2.99)-big airy, melt in mouth bun with schredded pork jerky (pork sung) within. On point traditional bunLg. Sun cookie (1.60)-flaky layers of baked flour flavored with honey/sugar.Resembles a traditional winter melon baked pastry. Sweet cookie has no melon. 3.5 stars. Traditional bakes quality wise better than Fusion versions*service at single register by cashier quick, efficient. English proficient. Most patrons were Cantonese..

I love that they opened a new Sheng Kee Bakery in San Leandro. The sponge cakes are AMAZING and the eggs tarts are SO GOOD. I love that the pastries aren't too sweet and how soft the bread is. The pastries are all so delicious and nostalgic especially for my husband who is Chinese. I wish the line was shorter since only one person is working the cashier but definitely one of my favorite places to get pastries.

Came in here on Chinese New Years Day, they weren't busy. Just like 85, pick out what you like and pay. We tried the cocktail buns, it was good. The Char Siu Sou (Chinese BBQ Pork Puff Pastry) had no flavor.

I love how this plaza has a bakery now! My parents frequent this shopping plaza to buy groceries and pastries to avoid shopping at Oakland Chinatown. Upon arrival, there are trays and tongs for you to grab your favorite Chinese pastries. The store is clean and all the pastries are wrapped individually so you don't have to worry about other people's germs on your baos. I came here on a Sunday night before closing so they didn't have a wide selection as they normally do. The parking lot is huge so you can always find a spot to park. The aunties working here are friendly. Note: Minimum card payment is $10. They also have Apple Pay now.

"Sheng Kee Bakery" is located in the Marina Faire shopping center in San Leandro, CA. This shopping center is at the crossroads of Doolittle Drive & Fairway Drive, and down the street from Kaiser Hospital @ San Leandro. This is a small store, with all the assorted baked goods and decorated cakes. They also serve coffee, tea, and milk tea. There's no "sit down" cafe area. There's a standing bar for customers to enjoy their drinks and snacks. I was there on a Saturday evening at 6pm. Sheng Kee is in the same small building as the Subway and Round Table Pizza. Free Parking in lot.As you enter, they will have the familiar tray and tongs. All baked goods are packaged. I looked over the decorated cakes, and thought they were a bit pricey. When it was time to pay, I stepped up to the counter and an older lady helped me. She didn't seem to speak fluent English, but knew enough to give me the total and point to my credit card and smile. Everything was bagged up and I was on my way. It's nice that Sheng Kee is just a bit closer to my home.

Good bakery. very fresh because lots of customers shop here. Good selection of pastries. There is ample parking although the shopping center itself can be crowded. I liked the custard tart and the matcha roll.