Pegasus Bakery & Cafe

You're not going to get the best baked goods you've ever tried from Pegasus, but it's average to good. I've stopped in every so often, but I don't love it enough to be a regular. I recently tried the following: Taro Bun, Ham & Egg Bun, BBQ Pork Bun, Red Bean Bun, Custard Bun, and Corn & Ham Cheese Bun. Some things are better than others...I personally enjoy the Taro Bun; it has the "Pineapple" top. They have a good range of options, both sweet and savory. Stop by if you're in the area, but it's not a destination imo.

It's a cool spot in a plaza full of restaurants, and I like that they have a seating area. Their decorations are always nice too. Service is just okay. The employees aren't rude, but they don't seem super enthusiastic either. Most of the pastries I've tried are just alright, nothing really stands out. They're priced about the same as 85°C Bakery for reference. I thought I'd give their cake a try. Honestly, it was pretty disappointing. I ordered a custom 8-inch vanilla cake with fresh fruit filling for my dad's birthday, and it came out to $60, which feels expensive compared to 85°C or Paris Baguette. On top of that, they charged an extra 50 cents for the knife. It's not a big deal, but it's just kind of weird to charge for something so small.The cake itself was light, with whipped cream that wasn't too sweet, which I liked. But there was way too much cantaloupe and honeydew in the filling, and the fruit didn't add much flavor. Because the filling was mostly cream and fruit, the cake wasn't stable. It kept falling apart when we tried to cut it. The decoration and writing on top weren't great either. Honestly, I wouldn't order a cake here again unless you're specifically looking for a cute custom design. Otherwise, the quality and price don't really feel worth it.

I did not choose this bakery for the cake, but family recommended it so...okay let's try it out. I didn't place the order, but I went to pick it up. Tough place to get a parking spot, so don't come during rush hour. As it was my first time going in, I had to take a look around and see what it's all about. Nothing special, just another Asian bakery where you can use a tong to grab your own baked goods. They weren't as friendly as they should be, but I handed them the receipt. When they brought out the cake, I was appalled by the looks of it. Basic basic cake, that we spent $140 on. They slapped on a pearl like MOM sign in the front which made it looked soooo tacky. Wished I had ordered it plain and went to the dollar tree for the cake decorations. As my mom was asking them questions, they were quite rude and ignored or didn't really want to answer her simples such as "do you give out those plastic cake knives?" I eventually had to ask them and they said no. Usually Asian bakery gives out knives for the cake, especially when you spent so much on it. And guess what? They didn't have a box big enough for the cake!!!! They had to improvise it and hoped for the best. I was already really annoyed with them and I didn't want my mom to get upset, so I stood their patiently waiting for them to concoct something up. Extra cardboards and tons of tape. I COULDN'T WAIT TO GET OUT OF THERE. So about the cake. We ordered the cake with Pandan Coconut, which my favorite also. So I was really forward to it despite the customer service. The cake was falling apart while cutting into it and the pandan coconut was not up-to-par. The coconut wasn't fresh and soft, yet hard and chewy. Some family member said it was bitter! The cake was a hot a mess and looked like someone massacre the whole thing especially when their pink and red roses were cut into. The top half kept falling when we're cutting and trying to serve it. The icing was cheap quality and airy like they only used oil to make it. *barf* The mini cake I got a wholefoods (premade) tasted better than this. Never again will I come here. No second chance here mainly because of customer service. **Customer service**Cake quality**Cake design^ all bad. Should be no stars.

There's something special about Asian sponge cakes--their light sweetness and the addition of fresh fruits truly take them to another level. My family and I have been coming here since they opened, and we've ordered cakes from this place for almost every occasion. I've recommended it to many friends, and while the prices are a bit on the higher side, the quality and flavor make it absolutely worth it.

The bakery shop is quite spacious. We bought some bread and ordered a customized 6-inch fresh fruit cake. I was able to get the cake two days ahead. They sell at an affordable price. We were pretty satisfied with their bread. The cake we ordered was fresh and fluffy, too. It wasn't too overly fresh, creamy, and sweet, which I preferred. They also served egg puffs with ice cream. I will try it one day. This plaza has lots of parking. The staff here can speak Cantonese.

Today is 2/23/25, business hours states they open up at 8am. I arrive at 8:20am and walked in excited to purchase some pastries. 1) I was NOT greeted as I walked in. 2) I noticed there was nothing out for people to purchase. I walked right out and left. I understand these items are being baked fresh, but if you a running a business and your hours specify you open up at 8am, PLEASE PLEASE have items out for people to purchase.

I LOVE this place and come all the time! I love how fresh the pastries are, how they have authentic Chinese breakfasts, and the warm soy milk. The service is quick and efficient and the staff always recommend options to try which has never failed. We like to sit outside at the tables but they also have a nice indoor section to eat inside too.

I showed up to Pegasus bright and early-- too bright and too early, actually, since I had failed to check the hours. I had to wait a few minutes for them to open.As soon as the door opened, a line began to form. Even though I had been waiting for the shop to open, I still managed to be second or third in line.At first, because I didn't see any of the items I had been hoping to try, I was just going to pick up a hazelnut pastry. As I was about to pay for it, I asked, "You don't have any pineapple rolls, do you?""Yes, right here." This is when I realized that there were several trays of baked goods behind the counter that hadn't been put out yet."What about a green onion and sausage roll?""Yes, just one?"The pineapple roll was good, but was not what I expected. Most of the roll was just dough, while the top was glazed with a sweet, crunchy pineapple-flavored layer. Still, the dough was really good-- hot, fresh, and a little chewy, almost like mochi, but better. (I don't usually like mochi, but I loved this hot, sweet, slightly chewy dough.)The green onion and sausage roll beat my expectations. I think this may have been the single best roll I have ever ordered from any bakery so far.Hot, moist, fresh perfection. The sausage looked like a hot dog, but tasted more flavorful than that. The dough was mind-blowing. Memorably good. I think this might become one of my new favorite bakeries. I can't wait to come back and try more of their goodies.

Excellent customer service. The lady who helped me was very kind. Their pineapple bun with Taro is a MUST! I love how unsweet their buns are. There is just enough sweetness to make it a dessert. Also, my family always get our cakes from here. They are, consistently, delicious and freshly made.

I special ordered sticky rice in lotus leaf with mushroom and salted egg. They have 1/4 mushroom, 1/4 salted egg and threw in a sausage that I didn't ask for. This is for a toddler who doesn't like meat. I told him specifically what I wanted and they sold me this pile of rice! Customer service is terrible and food is terrible.