Family Baking

I have been here many times before for buns, egg tarts, and rolled cakes - all have been delicious. But after my most recent visit, I had to leave a review. I placed a last minute order for a cake with Family Baking (poor planning on my part) and they came through in a big way. I was SO happy with the design they did, and the cake was out of this world. Perfect “not too sweet” that Asian desserts strive to be. Cake was light and fluffy, not too much icing, good amount of mango. Also, it was HUGE. You may want to order in person if you’re looking for a particular design; they have some pictures of past designs that you can use as reference. I will absolutely be ordering again!

Average atmosphere but staff was super friendly! They asked if anything needed to be separated and gave multiple bags so pastries wouldn’t be smooshed. The pastries were DELICIOUS and stayed fresh for a few days after purchase. Asian pastries are not extremely sweet but still so satisfying. (I prefer my baked goods not overly sweet) They also have a pretty good selection of vegan pastries which is pretty rare to find in Asian bakeries. The only down side for me is the boba tea I got. While the flavor was tasty, it wasn’t tapioca boba but the jelly kind so that was disappointing. Oh! If you like roll cakes I recommend their variety pack ones. Very flavorful. The orange one, the flavor reminded me of those wafer cookies but better since it was a moist cake.

Asian bakery with plenty of vegan options. Staff is SUPER friendly. Pastries are fresh and tasty.

This is such a wonderful bakery and drink place! I prefer it to any of the larger chains like Ding Tea or Sweethut and always make sure to visit when I'm in the area. Their baked goods are top tier and they've done a cake for me as well. I wish more people know about it because their teas are the best I've had!

Amazing experience! The owner is always having an amazing positive attitude and has great manners. The deserts have a fresh taste on every single one of them. The drinks taste very good. Will 10/10 recommend to anyone who loves deserts and drinks.

True definition of a hidden gem. Amazing bakery with some of the best Hong Kong style milk teas, pastries and tarts. Surprisingly they have a great vegan selection, and service is always amazing. Would highly recommend

Cute little bakery with good bread-based sweets, mousses, and a lot of vegan treat options that also has a pretty good coffee and tea menu for such a small place. The Hokkaido Coffee Latte was great both hot and iced, and the gentleman behind the counter explained when I asked if it was possible to get it less sweet than usual that they don't add extra sugar here. It was perfect. The toast loaves have such a delightful fluffy texture, and it wasn't particularly expensive.

Great food and wonderful people. We ordered a vegan black forest cake and it was delicious.

Family Baking is located in Chinatown. It also goes by the name Rolls Village. They are one in the same. The hubs said this place has been around for a long time. The ownership has changed since the original owners thought this place wouldn't last. But indeed it has. The drinks were decent from the last time we tried them with friends. But the baked goods were superb. No frills. Just simple and tasty. One example is the pork floss. The bread was super soft and chewy with a good amount of pork floss. Remembering similar items elsewhere, the bread may be a tad larger, but it wasn't as soft or flavorful. FYI: There's a $10 card min. And for some darn reason I already have a review of Rolls Village. I've come thus far with this review and not giving up. Haha. I did bump up the stars after coming back a second time though. * shoulder shrug *

We ordered 2 birthday cakes from here, one vegan and one non-vegan, and all our guests really enjoyed them. Even though the majority of our guests are not vegan, the vegan mango cake was the first to go. The cakes come in either 6" or 8". We placed the order by phone two days beforehand. I picked the cakes up, and it was an easy process. The owner is very nice. Would definitely order cakes again from here.

I stumbled upon this bakery on Yelp after searching for vegan cakes. I rarely hear of Asian vegan cakes, so I was intrigued. I ordered two 8" cakes -- one vegan mango cake and one non-vegan chocolate fruit cake. That was plenty to feed 20 people after some lunch. Everyone really enjoyed the cakes! They were light and fluffy and "not too sweet" but sweet enough to be an indulgent dessert. My vegan friend raved about the mango cake and took the rest home. I haven't tried their pastries yet, but it looks like they have a good selection of vegan and non-vegan Chinese pastries! Owner is very friendly too.

Chinese bakery with vegan options. Haven't try the vegan options, maybe next time. Bread, cake, egg tarts, and drinks/tea. Typical Chinese bakery offers. Taste and texture is pretty average. There are not a lot of choices in the area so this will do. Because Chinese pastries usually use lard or shorting in the dough, vegan options are better healthier choices

Asian bakery with vegan options. We came here as we needed egg free cakes. Before placing our order, we bought some cake samples that are in the fridge. We tried the mango and the black forest. We enjoyed the mango over the black forest. The chocolate base was a bit chalky for us. They apparently also have green tea with red bean cake and tiramisu as vegan cake options. Staff is super friendly and helpful with my questions.

Where do you begin to start about this amazing family owned bakery. They have so many wonderful baked goods. I can only comment specifically on the vegan items, as our family is vegan. We go here all the time. Wonderful drinks as well. The owners are so kind and just amazing people. I stopped in on Sunday to order a Vegan Strawberry cake for my daughter's upcoming birthday. I was worried that it may have been too late to order. This was the only thing she wanted was their Vegan Strawberry Cake. We stopped in and ordered the cake for a Monday evening pick up. Cake orders are picked up after 4 pm and before 7 when they close. They are closed on Tuesday, so we had to grab it on Monday. Not only was this cake still moist and delicious it was absolutely amazing. They sent with it the smaller stick candles, and a cake cutter as well. Thank You for making my daughter's 14th bday cake. It was delicious and almost too pretty to eat!

Best iced Vietnamese coffee in the Atlanta area. Hands down. The definition of a great local business. The service is always fantastic as well. Minimal seating inside, more of a grab and go. Highly recommended if in the area.

I got 4 items from there and to be honest I only enjoyed one of them. I'm sure the sweets here are great for some people but it definitely wasn't the best for me.

We we're strolling the area and found this bakery shop in China town. The owner is so friendly, nice and accommodating. The pastries we're good and fresh, we ordered Vietnamese iced coffee, hotdog and chocolate bun. Overall, it's good! Would recommend!

Note: Family Baking and Rolls Village are related businesses. Family Baking is where the bakery kitchen operations of this business are located, and is for employees only. Rolls Village is where customers are allowed to shop for baked goods. We came to Family Baking/Rolls Village business on a Friday afternoon. This is an Asian bakery, where everything looks fresh and neatly packaged. Prices are very reasonable too. I was looking for something that was cream filled, so I asked the employee who was at the register for suggestions. The was very friendly and came from behind the counter to point out which ones had cream in them. I ended up selecting what looked like two small oblong bread loaves that were cut down the center where cream was squeezed into the cut. They were big buns. I chose two because I really couldn't decide whether or not I wanted vanilla butter cream or chocolate butter cream, and ended up getting one of each. Since this is an Asian bakery, I knew that the cream wouldn't be very sweet, and I was right. One more thing - the tops of these big buns looked like they had finely shredded coconut on it. The coconut was more for texture and less for flavor. Since I'm not that much into sweet things, these were perfect for me. The bread part of my dessert had just a slight hint of sweetness. The cream was also slightly sweetened, and it provided some smooth moisture to offset the dryness of the bun. The coconut added a small amount of crunch. R got a lemon custard bun. It looked very good. R said that it was just a basic bun with a slight lemon flavor and not much custard, as he had expected. Parking was easy to find when we went, and parking spaces in the long lot (parking is free) are directly in front of the store. There is very limited seating (one table with chairs) inside. The store is well lit and clean. There are a couple of refrigerators that have cold drinks and cakes in them. Customers wanting something to drink have a choice of coffee, espresso, teas (either hot or cold), milk teas, and other drinks. Good prices and friendly service. We will be back.

I found this place through Yelp (duh) and needed a sheet cake for my friend's wedding banquet. I called and the owners were SO NICE. They spent so long on the phone with me listening to my requests. I wanted to try the cake before we ordered the big one so I went as soon as I landed in Atlanta and picked up the cake. We tried it on the spot and got a thumbs up from me and the groom. I normally don't like cake, especially Chinese fruit cakes, but this one was incredible. The sponge cake was light and fluffy and the cream frosting was also light and fluffy. Nothing was overly sweet and the pudding layer in the middle added something very special to it. And of course, when I see baked goods, I couldn't help myself and bought a bunch of everything. The egg tarts are SO GOOD. But my favorite is definitely the mini Swiss rolls. THEY HAVE A CHARCOAL FLAVOR????? Everything I have gotten from here was absolutely delicious. I even forgot to pick up the cake on the night of the banquet (Saturday) and they were calling me to tell me to go pick up it. I had people coming up to me all night telling me how good the cake was. (There was a 4 layer wedding cake on Sunday and people told me they preferred the cake from Family Baking - that's how good it is)

This is our favorite weekend stop in for baked goods. The owner is the sweetest and they have so many vegan options that don't even taste vegan. Highly highly recommend this place!

Lovely little shop with the most amazing breads i've ever had. I strongly suggest the bolo bun, hotdog bun, and Japanese milk bread. There are many options I haven't tried and there's a plethora of vegan options as well. The owners are super sweet and helpful. Overall 10/10, just make sure ur quick to get the bolo buns before they run out!

My review is purely based off of the pastries, but after seeing everyone else's comments I look forward to trying their cakes in the future. The bread is very soft, fresh and melts in your mouth. Things you should know: I. PARKING Family Baking is in the "Chinatown" of ATL. It shares a free public parking lot with other businesses in the plaza. I've never had difficulty finding a space even though the lot is packed on weekends. II. SERVICE You need to spend $10 minimum for a card payment or else have cash on you. I really like that this business has a vegan section. Tbh, it's the only Asian bakery I've seen with this trendy detail. III. QUALITY Fresh. The bread, you know, makes it breaks a pastry. Most people rely too heavily on the filling content to pull through for the sad bread quality, but you don't have to worry about that here. I just wish their fillings were more dense, but that's my personal preference and baseline. As for interior esthetic, I wouldn't say this is the type of bakery you go to and sit over some coffee with friends. It's more of a grab'n go location. IV. CAPACITY We came on a Sunday around 2ish. When you'd expect the lunch rush to leave the place with slim pickings, but we were pleasantly surprised to see they were very well stocked up

As this was my first time visiting the south, I was happy that my friend found this Asian bakery. The breads were fresh. It tasted like it was supposed to taste. For some reason outside of NYC, I'm very picky with my Asian food, especially when it comes to Chinese food. However, this tastes very good. I bought scallions bread for my morning breakfast. It was delicious. It is worth the trip if you're looking for a quick breakfast.

I loooove this place! Owner speaks Cantonese and it speaks to my heart :') The swiss rolls are delicious and their flavors are so interesting. Loved the pandan/blueberry/taro assortment. Also always come here for a ton of pastries. I grew up on ham and cheese buns!

There is plenty of parking close to the bakery. It is locating by Chinatown in Chamblee. The workers did wear masks and were super nice. One of the mooncake packaging was stuck to each other and it accidentally opened and dropped to the floor. He very politely said it was okay and threw it out. I felt so bad... It was my first time going, was super excited to try! We went on a weekend in the afternoon, for the most part, the display cases were still decently stocked with baked goods. There is one table inside that you can sit at, or you can walk into the open area by the food court to sit. Since it is around moon festival time, they do have moon cakes! There are several different flavors to choose from. It is on the small and pricier side, but the red bean one tasted really good! We purchased a variety of baked goods: red bean bun, hot dog bun, cheese bun, chocolate bun, Japanese milk bun. All had one thing in common...deliciousness!! Would definitely be back for more. Also very curious to try their cakes and drinks next time!

although they are not completely vegan? family baking is my favorite "vegan" bakery in all of atlanta. they carry my favorite flavor of asian made cakes and pastries: "not too sweet". i appreciate family baking sooooo much for being the only place i can go to for consistently delicious chinese bakery favorites - all veganized! it's the only place i can think of where you can buy sweet asian baked goods with proper vegan options and labels. i really enjoy the pastries and the boba here. i would appreciate more vegan boba options like oolong oat milk tea, but what's available is delicious! we have ordered cakes from here on several occasions as well and they're done very well! i would say there was some improvement to be made regarding the vegan cake density and sometimes there is a very slight bitterness in the cake cream itself, but on the more recent occasions of ordering from here the cake is getting better and better. highlyyyy recommend!

Baking goods: 5/5, Drinks N/A, Service: 5/5, Ambient: 3/5 They are the only Vegan & Asian bakery I Atlanta Area (allegedly) . They have the vegan breads and buns on the middle table, and some vegan cakes in the fridge. They have normal ones too. Breads and buns: They are alll yummy and reasonablypriced. Especially the Swiss rolls come in 4 flavors were super awesome, and 10 paces for $5ish, I think. The spinach Swiss rolls seem to have real spinach too, and was delish! I should've got more! Red bean bun with mochi was only $2 comparing to the same bread at Wind Mills Bakery was $4.5. Lemon custard bun, coconut bun were also super tasty. Drinks: I didn't get any drinks, but they are much cheaper than other places like Sweet Hut. I should've got some drinks!! And I will next time! Service: it's a "you-pick and pay" style and don't have much service, but the cashier person (maybe the owner?) was very super friendly. Ambient: it's the best to get things to go. Not a great ambient to hang out with friends, or work on your laptop, but they have some tables to eat in. Summery: I will definitely will go back for more yummy Swiss roll cakes and drinks!!

Everyone loved the specially ordered Durian Cake! It was definitely worth the money paid! So creamy and "aromatic." I highly recommend it to any durian fan!

Vegan items are on a dedicated table and individual labeled. Very tasty There are a few items in the refrigerator

My first time trying this location, super glad I did ! This is my new favorite spot, the bread was amazing and coffee was great ! The service was fast and so friendly !

One of my favorite bakery in Atlanta area. They have the best roll cakes, especially the sesame flavor! The owner is very friendly, too!

Stopped in to this bakery yesterday to get some baked goods! I got the egg tart and the taro bun. They were both super tasty! I'd love to come back to try the other buns they have, also well as the tiramisu. It all looks amazing! The prices are adorable and the people who work there are super friendly!

The caterpillar coffee bun was a perfect treat to start my week Also glad to see that a business in Chinatown is holding down the early morning coffee in Chamblee. 6 stars

I'm always excited to support small businesses that bring more tasty culture to Buford Highway. Chinatown has been seriously lacking some solid Chinese baked goods for a long time. This new shop has exactly that: some solid buns and pastries! I believe the man running the shop speaks both Cantonese and Mandarin - and is very friendly! I enjoy some of their buns, although they still don't measure up to the buns you find in Asia. The egg tarts are my favorite! The tart shell is layered and crispy and the filling isn't too heavy or sweet, perfectly eggy. And if you're lucky, you can find them coming hot out the oven! I tried to buy them earlier in the day but they were still baking. I left my contact information and made a pre-order for 6. They were nice and hot when I got there - it was just too bad I wasn't eating them fresh. There is a selection of vegan buns that I wasn't sure I wanted to try, as well as some cakes. I've ordered their milk teas, as well, which I don't think is a strong and authentic as the one at Master Bakery. My DEFINITE go-to for egg tarts now! Overall, a pretty good effort - and a possible disruption in the egg tart and Cantonese baked goods market that was previously dominated by Master Bakery.

I came to this bakery looking for the roast pork bun, and it did not disappoint. I would rank this in the top tier of the roast pork buns I've had. The pork was very flavorful and not too fatty. But the highlight of this bun is THE BREAD. This was just one of the best milk bread buns I've ever had. It had an incredible taste- slightly sweet and oh,, just so tasty. In addition, the texture was lovely- when you bite into it, the bread has great chew to it and was not soggy, which i feel can be an issue with buns with filling. This theme of incredible bread was consistent with the rest of the buns I ate (red bean, taro). The person at the counter was friendly and helpful when I asked about the different buns. They also offer vegan options and options for cakes, which get excellent reviews from other yelpers.

We came in to place an order for birthday cakes, and the turnaround time was 48 hours. When we came back, we also picked up some warm pastries. The savory pastries we got had more filling, a better tasting crust, and were cheaper than a larger chain down the road in Buford highway where we'd recently tasted the same pastries. The cakes themselves (chocolate mousse and taro) were beautifully decorated. I would say that I typically prefer a richer frosting and overall more decadent cake, and these were extremely light both in terms of the whipped cream-like frostings and the cake layers themselves. I would not fault the cakes for that though, as that's simply my personal preference. If you like a light and airy cake, this is the place to visit! The pastries are also worth a try as well.

Been so long since we stepped foot in Sweet Hut that it was a bit refreshing to find somewhere that is similar but with more diverse pastries. Not sure how my husband found this spot, but it's a family owned business ran by a husband and wife, who are super friendly (only seen the guy) and are great bakers. So far, my favorites have been the egg tart, ham and cheese bread, taro bread, and sausage bread. I guess personal preference is more of the savory options. They also offer other selections that range from vegan pastries, cakes, pineapple cookie, pandan breads, and more. Located in Chinatown, Family Baking is more of a grab and go spot where there isn't a place to sit and eat but definitely worth the visit.

Family Baking is a relatively new addition to the Atlanta Chinatown mall in Chamblee. This is a small, humble, low-key, and no-frills Chinese mom-and-pop bakery that opened in March 2019. It occupies one of the mall's street-facing storefronts, so you don't have to look hard to find it. The business has received stellar ratings on Yelp. Based on my experience, I wouldn't go as far as rating this place five stars, but we did enjoy the pastries we got from here. Service was nice and speedy too. This place serves Chinese/Asian pastries and tea beverages including milk tea and milk foam drinks with toppings (just like all the popular bubble tea shops). Like other Asian bakeries and cafes, items are prepared fresh daily for grab-and-go purchase. Unlike other Asian bakeries and cafes, Family Baking doesn't have much to speak of in terms of ambiance and decor. It's all about the product here, at least for now. Also, this business is smaller than the competition in terms of size, staff, and selection. During our visit, the store was set up with a pastry warmer/heater display case, tables and shelves stocked with individually bagged breads and pastries, and refrigerators partially filled with cakes, other sweet desserts, and canned and bottled beverages. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, there was no dedicated seating, inside or outside, nor a restroom for customer use. If you want to eat or drink on-site, you can go to the mall's outdoor garden or take your food and bev to the indoor food court (it's open). There are restrooms at the food court too. Here are examples of offerings and prices I saw when we visited: - Heated Display Case - * Traditional Egg Tarts ($1.70) * Malaysia BBQ Pastries ($2.00) - Shelves - * Loaves of various breads, e.g. White Milk Toast ($3.75) * Pineapple Pastries ($1.50) * Honey Toast Bread ($1.50) * Caterpillar Coffee Bun ($1.60) * Taro Bun ($1.70) * Chiffon Cake ($1.20 per slice) - Tables - * Vegan Vanilla Butter Cream Bread ($1.60) * Vegan H.K. Bolo ("pineapple" bun, $1.60) * Vegan Red Bean Mochi Bun ($1.70) * Vegan Flossy Hot Dog ($1.80) * Vegan Red Bean Paste Bread ($1.70) * Mooncakes in assorted flavors ($2.80) - Fridges - * Vegan Black Forest Cake ($3.75) * Tiramisu Cupcake (in a cup, $4.25) * Chocolate Mousse Cake ($3.99) * Assorted roll cakes boxed together, 3-4 flavors per box ($5.49 per box); flavors included coffee walnut, chocolate, charcoal, flossy, pandan, matcha, vanilla, and sesame * Mango Jelly Mousse Cake ($4.25) * Cookies Cheese Cake ($4.25) As you can see, the prices were very affordable and Family Baking had a lot of vegan options. One of tables was almost exclusively all vegan products. We picked up a few Egg Tarts, a Red Bean Mochi Bun, a Taro Bun, a couple Red Bean Paste Breads, and mooncakes in three flavors: Red Bean Snowy, Chocolate Snowy, and Lotus Snowy. I was a big fan of the Egg Tarts, Red Bean Mochi Bun, and Taro Bun. The Egg Tarts were terrific. I think they're some of the best you're going to find in Atlanta in terms of both taste and texture. The Red Bean Mochi Bun, topped with sesame seeds, was airy, fluffy, and filled with delectable red bean paste paired with fresh, soft, and chewy mochi. The Taro Bun was yummy with a nice balance of springy, appetizing bread and a tasty layer of taro in the middle. The Red Bean Paste Bread was good, but not what I was expecting. Instead of having a substantial red bean paste filling inside, it was a thin layer of red bean paste that was rolled into the bread and baked. I was probably wrongly expecting more of a Red Bean Paste Bun. My wife and mom liked it better than me. With the Mid-Autumn Festival tomorrow, Family Baking had seven flavors of individually-packaged mooncakes in front of the register. These mooncakes tasted homemade and, while OK, I was a little underwhelmed by them. I've had processed and mass-produced mooncakes that tasted better. I thought the crusts on these were a little too hard and the fillings a bit too dense. I'd be willing to give them another chance. I'd like to come back and try some of the roll cakes, milk tea, and, based on comments from others, the Malaysia BBQ Pastries and fresh Pineapple Biscuits from the pastry warmer. I hear the latter two are especially delicious. Note: Family Baking and Rolls Village, next door, are both owned by Jane Chung. At the time of writing this review, the two stores are consolidated into a single space and effectively operate as the same business. We entered the Rolls Village space and Rolls Village was printed at the top of our receipt. I asked Jane and her husband Michael about this and they explained to me what I wrote above. If you look at the storefront signs for Family Baking and Rolls Village, you'll see they both say 5389 E (same suite). I've cross-posted this review and my pictures to the Rolls Village page because Yelp has separate listings for Family Baking and Rolls Village: https://www.yelp.com/biz/rolls-village-chamblee.

Really glad to see a new Chinese bakery pop up in the Chinatown plaza. Although I am only interested in standard Chinese baked goods, I think they might be on the only place that has vegan baked goods. I tried the roast chicken Bun, the coconut bun, and the bacon and seaweed bun. All of them were really good...especially the bread itself. I wish they had roast pork buns as I buy 10-20 per month from the other bakery and freeze them to eat at home. I'm trying to convince them to add that to the menu. This is a family run business with the wife baking the goods and the husband running the front of house. Very friendly and welcoming. Their prices are very affordable, especially when compared to the other newer bakery chain in the area. I will definitely come here on a regular basis and recommend you do the same.

Everyone has a place you want to be kept hidden just for you. This bakery might become one of those places because they might run out before get there Chocolate one is my favorite and you have to custom order for their cakes. You can call in the morning and it will be freshly made for the afternoon time. Chocolate bread 5/5 Mango cake 14/5 Oh fyi. Most breads are under 2 dollars. Buy as many bread as you like except the chocolate one please

I have been there about 4 times, and I love them. They have a table full of vegan stuff, both savory and sweet. I have ordered cakes from them on different occasions, and they have been able to accommodate me on short notice. I love that I can go with my husband and son (who are not vegan) and there is something for everyone.

my favorite Hong Kong bakery in GA. I'm from california and I've been on a hunt to find an authentic Chinese bakery. The owner is friendly and nice! I love the egg tarts, taro mochi bread, pineapple bun, and the various cake rolls they have. everything is fresh!

This is an excellent bakery offering made-to-order vegan cakes in mango, tiramisu, chocolate, taro, and some other varieties as well. We share the cakes with the vegan and non-vegan family members alike and they are a hit! I love their cakes! They also have regular non-vegan cakes made to order AND ready to purchase in store (perfect for when you forget to order ahead of time). They also have your classic Chinese bakery items so you can load up on hot dog buns or egg tarts while you're there.

Love this place!! The couple is always so sweet, and the pastries are yummy. I love that they have vegan options. One of my favorite things to get is the Brown Sugar Pearl Latte. In my opinion, it's better than a lot of other boba places. The "Pearl" is more of a jelly like consistency rather than tapioca, but it's unique in that way. My grandma always likes to buy multiple vanilla chiffon cakes. Definitely love to stop by when I'm in town.

So far the best bday cake for human ever you guys should try them. Now and day we always order the bday cake from this family baking.

Family Baking is a homey and unassuming bakeshop tucked into the Chinatown Mall shopping center. The man at the register (the owner?) was ultra nice and eager to answer questions about his goods. There was even a vegan section by the door, for those avoiding animal products.  I picked up a pandan coconut bun ($1.70), a red bean mochi ($1.70), pineapple pastry ($1.50), and white milk toast ($3.75/loaf) to give to some folks, and they were warmly received. A customer told me the half-cake, half-bread toast was delicious, so that's something to consider. Family's not particularly a sit down spot, but there was a table inside and two or so outside. We seated ourselves at the inside one to enjoy some pineapple pastries [cakes] and were even offered and served complimentary ice water by the gentleman working.   The pineapple pastries weren't bad. The filling was a little sweeter and less pineapple-y than I'm used to, however the pastry part outside enveloping the pineapple paste middle was exceptional. These guys were kept in a warm case, along with a few other select treats. I also tried a scallion bun later at home and liked it. There was a subtle sweetness to the bread, and the scallions were in a sort of a gentle creamy-like base on top. I admired the pretty cakes on display; the mango one was stunning!

Phenomenal! Everything was amazing and baked fresh for the day. The chiffon cake and cheesecake were amazing.

I ordered the durian cake for mother's day. Over the phone, I asked how much it was. $61??? Holy I had to bite my tongue and say OK. BEST decision I made. When I went to pick up the cake, the guy at the counter was incredibly excited about the cake and explained in full detail how it was made with REAL durian meat. "1 durian cake uses 1 whole box of real durian." He reiterated to me to put it in the fridge as soon as I get home. He told me that if I like durian, I will love the durian cake. And I sure did! It was so delicious, even my mom who isn't crazy about cake and always tells me NOT to buy her cake (classic Asian mom who doesn't want her children to spend on her), loved the cake and told me that it was worth it. She also told all of her friends about it the next day and made me give her details about the bakery and cost and everything. It had strong durian flavor without being overly pungent. It was moist and fluffy, and also not too sweet (iykyk). There were small chunks of durian dispersed throughout the cake. It even looks like a real durian! The artwork was very realistic and you can tell that they really care about their cakes - both the flavor and the décor. 10/10 would recommend and this is coming from someone who isn't that crazy about cakes. On another note, my boyfriend is not a fan of durian but he loved it and kept trying to eat my share of cake...

Always friendly & gracious service there. Their pastries are fantastic, each family member has their own Favorites. The Brown Sugar Lattees there are the BEST! This family-owned business works hard & they truly are wonderful!

I came across Family Baking through a Taiwanese friend who praises the place and says it's authentic and delicious. Therefore, I had to stop by to check it out. Family Baking is located at Chinatown. It's not at the food court. I thought it would be at the same place as the former Dhino Bakery. I asked around where it was and no one knew. I literally had to walk around to find Suite E. I found it on the right hand side in the way front. It's a small store but they have what you need from baked goodies to drinks. There is a vegan section too! It was great to see cause honestly, Asians shouldn't have that much dairy in their diet hehe. I also ordered the kumquat passion fruit tea, vegan bread, along with other goodies to take home. The goodies are delicious and I really like the tea. I went early and the tea was still warm but I shook the cup up and gosh, it was delicious. If I'm in the area, I would come back. 138/2019

A cafe/bakery for everyone! This bakery has everyone covered... some of the best buns I have had this side of Hong Kong and they happen to be vegan. All you lovers of dairy should also rejoice because they have you covered as well. Not only is their product spectacular but their pricing is as well! At almost half the price of Sweet Hut why not get both delicious buns you are contemplating? They also have cold brew and nitro brew on weekends. Coffee with non dairy milk options and tea. Very excited to have a legit bun spot in Atlanta!

I recently went to Family Baking's soft opening and everyone inside was so friendly and helpful. Absolutely loved the mom and pop store feel, who doesn't love being greeted with a smile? We ended up getting the macha red bean bun, corn cheese bun, bbq chicken bun, the coconut pandan pastry and a milk tea to wash everything down. Everything was perfectly seasoned and delicious. I have high hopes for this little bakery in the future!

So happy to have found luscious, light, golden egg custard in buttery flaky crisp tart shell and the loveliest Hong Kong / Malaysian shopkeepers, at the adorable Chinatown complex (enjoy your daan tat in the mini garden!). And they have green osthmanthus tea with milk foam and you can add toppings like passionfruit jelly. With all that's going on, it was great to get a taste of my former home and to connect with these fellow Cantonese speakers who put their heart into every bite / sip. Have already visited twice in the last few weeks. Will definitely be back for another fix soon!!! (They will also be offering 'bing pei' mooncakes for Autumn Festival very soon)

I found this wonderful bakery a week before my daughter's birthday party. I had a theme but not a clear idea of what I wanted on the caked and they worked with me to come up with a design. The cake turned out not only beautiful but also delicious. I got the vanilla cake with fresh strawberry filling. It was light and spongy and the "frosting" was whipped cream which also made it taste light and summery. Everyone at the party loved it!!

Family Baking was neat. It was small and clean. The owner was nice and all my favorite buns (the typical) were there. I remember each bun was around $2ish. They are good sizes, tasty, and feel less greasy than Sweet Hut buns. If you want something that feels more homemade then this is the place for you.

Really love this place. Very good food and great prices. Bought a cake from here to bring to a birthday party and it was wonderful.

Five stars is right. This place is phenomenal. They have the best pineapple buns I've ever had -- we buy them en masse and reheat them for snacks/breakfast. Their egg custard tarts are also delicious, with their flaky, layered crusts and melt-in-your-mouth custard fillings. We'll definitely be back. I'm excited to try everything on offer.