ABC Bakery

SO FILLING.Got the--1. Dozen pork potstickers2. Bbq pork bun (baked)3. Mochi custard, red bean4. Shrimp rice paper rollEverything here tasted good and was at an incredibly affordable price. The steamed items are HUGE. One of their potstickers is equivalent to 3 Costco lingling dumplings. It's super meaty. Just wished they came with a sauce.

ABC bakery has been a Sacramento favorite for probably decades. Nowadays, there are many more places in Sacramento where you can buy dim sum. But, ABC bakery is still the place you can go to for a tremendous variety of foods that you can't easily get elsewhere from a singular place. That's quite a feat. And, they've managed to keep their prices reasonable and continue to churn out fresh dim sum throughout the day. Ambiance is no frills. One line, know what you want. It's a cash or debit establishment so remember that before you step into the queue. The line generally moves well as long as the customer knows what they want and orders swiftly. The slowness is almost always due to the customer because the workers hustle to get people in and out.My favorites at ABC bakery include the shrimp dumplings, bak tong go, siu mai, and pineapple buns. The buns (bread) themselves are fantastic in the pineapple buns, bbq pork buns, and curry chicken :pillowy and tender. But, the bbq pork filling and curry chicken filling are average.

Usually always an excellent experience. There have been a few instances were they made a mistake or forgot something so we had to turn around and ask for it. But overall the main spot to get baked and steamed bao. Their baos are always consistent and well made. Their hot dog pastry is also a great item as well, but sells out faster than there other staple items. Inside is small and line can build up fast but it can also move pretty quick too.

Some friends picked up some egg tarts and I got a chance to try it. Egg Tart - creamy, thicker, yet lighter egg custard with a flakey crust. Looking forward to stopping in personally.

Still on this personal journey to find the BEST takeout dim sum in Sacramento and this time we visited ABC Bakery. I've heard many different things about this place and decided to give it a shot. This takeout spot is located in the shopping center near Raleys on Florin. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by the staff as well as a huge line of people waiting to get their grub on a cold Sunday morning. The ambiance is alright for a takeout spot. I might've seen one table inside but it isn't really a spot to sit in and dine. They offer variety of different goods like bao and potstickers but I was looking for Siu Mai and Har Gow.While I did like the siu mai and its GOOD flavor , I didn't really like with the Har Gow. The filling wasn't very flavorful and tbh wasn't my favorite of the many places Ive been to.ABC bakery is good but I expected more from all the things I was told about its I would come back but it's honestly not my preferred destination.

This is a local legendary bakery and after one visit I can see why. At 10 am they were still packing in people looking forward to their weekend bakery treats. They offer a large variety of baked goods and steamed dumplings. They are famous for their BBQ pork buns, which they sell by the dozen or singly. We made a variety of selections. Taro roll, BBQ pork bun, mochi tart, etc. My favorite was the egg tart with an outstanding flaky tart crust and their apple turnover. While waiting in line a helpful customer ahead of us gave me some insider tips to get the freshest pork buns, and shared which delights her kids liked best. A sweet S. Sacramento moment for sure. It's obvious why there are lines snaking out the front door here, but the able and efficient bakery staff work quickly and effectively. Definitely worth the visit. Note: cash or debit card are the only payment forms accepted.

It was my first time here and i can't believe been missing out on this amazing dim sum spot my whole life! There's no seating and there was a line of about 10 people that went by fairly fast because the workers were efficient and fast.The service was great as they're friendly and provided everything we needed.We got the hargow, steamed bbq pork bun and shrimp rice noodle and i highly recommend getting these items. I'll definitely come again to try more!

Worth the long wait. Decently priced dumplings. We come from out of town for these. They do go as fast as they can so it's worth giving it a shot. Food is always hot and fresh. I love the shrimp dumplings must try!!!

For some reason I was craving some dim sum. I remember hearing about ABC Bakery and decided to stop by. The bakery is a bit hidden as it's not in the "main" lot. It's a small place for basically take out. No seats, as expected. The service was good. I guess I should've checked the menu here on Yelp before stopping by, because they didn't really have much beef and chicken items. I was really hoping for some beef siu mai. Anyways, the only beef thing they had was the rice noodle. I decided to try both the beef and the brisket rice noodle. Also got an order of their regular chicken bun.I found the chicken bun bland. I wouldn't recommend it. The beef rice noodles were just ok. I prefer the brisket and it seems to have more meat. The rice noodle itself was plain, no additional brisket in it. The regular beef rice noodle was just ok. I had better.I guess my expectations were too high, and I was just disappointed that there's no beef siu mai. If anyone knows a place here in Sac that has good beef siu mai, let me know!At least now I can say I tried this place out. But unfortunately I will not make a trip out here again.

Yes, I'm giving this take-out style dim sum bakery a strong 4.5 stars. Simply because their food is good. I don't come here for the ambiance, there's nowhere to even sit down, not even the service. Just the food, it's yummy ;). Finally, I found a place that actually has more than decent dim sum around here. Came here on a friends recommendation and this place did not disappoint. The dim sum here is hot steamy fresh, and flavorful! Every single time I come there is a long line out the door. Don't get turned off by this, the line moves pretty quickly since this is not a dine in type of place. You pretty much just point a what you want in the glass counters or just let them know your order. Come early! They do run out of the good stuff, I would say don't come after 12 noon and expect everything. I've come as early as 7:30am, and that's just because I happy to be in the area. Here's my favorites that I get all the time; siu mai, har gaw, the pork buns (not the curry ones), egg tarts, and the plain bag of bao buns! They take cash or debit only! If you pay cash you get a 5% discount.