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4 stars is spot on! They have bubble tea, but it's powered formula tea, not "real" bubble tea.There is no seating inside. It has a great selection of bakery items.Credit card minimum is $10, which is standard at Chinatown. Friendly staff members.

I'm not a patron, but I did like the shops name and sign and for that you get five stars.

The cheese cake is amazing! People were friendly and there's a decent variety of bakeries. This bakery is located near several other bakeries. It was my first time and I will be back. The pace was clean when I was there but I didn't like that the pastries were being packaged out where people and germs are more prevalent.

I got the cream custard bun. It was decent though the breading was a bit dry on this day. The inside of the store was nicely lit. Looking forward to trying other stuff.

The best bakery in Boston Chinatown! Thier bread is very soft. Everything is good here but my favorites are Portuguese egg tart, mini cheese hot dogs, and Hokkaido milk bread. Unlike some reviews here, I have not yet had bad service here. Another bakery across the street "Cafe Corner" is also run by the same company and their sesame balls are awesome too.

I enjoyed the breads here, and they even take credit card (if over 10$). It's one of the modern looking bakeries, with all the breads individually wrapped and (most of them) self serve. As a result, probably easier for non-Chinese speakers to navigate.The egg tart has a pastry that is more shortbread style and the filling was a little too sweet for my taste. It's a solid option, but doesn't take the crown.I was surprised that the hot dog bun has ketchup! In retrospect, it would seem to be an obvious inclusion, but I've never had a hot dog bun with that. I liked the flavor combination of the taro and pork floss bun better. The buns both had nice soft bread.

I have genuine concerns about the safety of these pastries. I tried a piece of their chocolate cake, which was straight-up SOUR and dry. Their Swiss roll was dense and definitely sat in the refrigerator for too long. Needless to say, I will not be returning here.

This place reminds me of the 85C degree bakery chain. They have very authentic Taiwanese bread/pastries that I personally like better than the 85C degree selections. I got the pineapple bun that had mochi stuffing inside which is super hard to find! Usually Asian bakeries just sell plain pineapple bun with no stuffing inside. (Also just a side note pineapple bun has no pineapple, it's just referring to its looks). We also got the ham & corn toast, beef sandwich, and the wife cake. We loved every pastries we got. I also love how they sell the wife cake in small bite sizes. It's very addicting... I'll have to come back every time I'm in Boston. This is probably the best Asian bakery in Chinatown. They do have a $10 minimum if you want to pay with credit card. However, their pastries are so amazing you'll easily want to spend over $10.

This is the cutest little bakery in Chinatown! I love stopping by here to satisfy my sweet (and savory!) tooth and take a trip down memory lane.Their baked goods are fresh, delightfully presented, and neatly housed in glass display cases. You can expect to find individually wrapped items alongside larger portions such as pre-sliced bread loaves, cake rolls, and mini buns. I love their pork floss buns, egg tarts, and pork floss scallion buns the most out of the bunch. You can't go wrong with these classics! They also have fun varieties of baked goods like taro swirl bread and matcha + red bean snack cakes if you're in the mood to switch things up a bit.This will always be my go-to place for all things yummy and aesthetically pleasing. :- )

Always something new here. The butter buns are one of my favorites. So are the blueberry buns. Not overly sweet. Excellent prices and nice staff.