Long Wong Bakery II 龍旺西餅

Service was excellent has both employees behind the counter helped us make a decision. I enjoyed the coconut bun, and strawberry refresher. Absolutely delicious !

This bakery is a hidden gem, it has a very rich, fresh, and soft bun with pork inside, all was very clean and perfect.

Your go to neighbor Chinese bakery. One of the best rice rolls that's consistently good. Also recommend their egg tarts (buy 5 get 1 free), tea eggs and coffee. Awesome food with nice service and affordable prices, cash only but they also support zelle.

Simple joint. I was starving but Cash only. Luckily they take Zelle. Nice! The pork bun I got was so delicious. Fresh. Bun was light soft yeasty. Coffee 2 buns = 4.75$$$ usually don’t do this buy reviewing via voice to text while eating the bun.

Very cheap and clean place with great prices. Coffee and a pork bun are only 4 dollars.

I stopped in on a lark today as I was walking by. There are several Chinese bakeries from which chose on this stretch of Avenue U - a few of which I have tried and like. This bakery is quite small and there are only a few tables but as in many Chinese bakeries, sitting at a table at which others are seated is quite acceptable. The women at the counter were very nice and patient with my pigeon Chinese. I ordered a chrysanthemum tea and a cha sui bao (steamed pork bun). The tea was the right drink on a cold winter's day and the bun was not only huge but filled with some of the most flavorful sauce and tasty meat I have ever had ~ and I have had a lot of them. Best of all, total cost: $3.00!

got their taro bun and cream cheese bun. very good

It's rare to find hong kong milk tea in Brooklyn, and this baker is one of the few spots that offer a decent version. Not 100% authentic (not sure if there is one in Brooklyn as of today), but pretty close!

I hate to give this place a one star since they had the best Portuguese egg tarts but the last time two times I came to get them, they were soggy and inedible. The reason being is that they bag it while it's still hot. Every baker knows this is highly unacceptable. You are supposed to let the baked item cool off completely before you place it in a container or a bag. I shouldn't have to tell them this but I had to do this twice. Not once but twice. They gave me soggy egg tarts twice and I almost forgot the one time they gave me soggy, wet bread. Very disappointed. Waste of money. Update: I went back the following day to let them know what happened and the clerks yelled and made fun of me stating that I was supposed to eat them hot and if I wanted it cold, buy it hot and just put it in the fridge. There's a difference between hot and soggy. The clerks know nothing about customer service.

I've been getting my buns from this location for the past few years. The service is great and the buns taste delicious. I have to go early though. The cozy place with a couple of tables run out of my favorite buns by midday. I tried their other dishes, but they do not taste as good as the buns. I tried the black sesame bread today and it was so delicious. I will continue to go there for their delicious bakery items!

I stopped in on a lark today as I was walking by. There are several Chinese bakeries from which chose on this stretch of Avenue U - a few of which I have tried and like. This bakery is quite small and there are only a few tables but as in many Chinese bakeries, sitting at a table at which others are seated is quite acceptable. The women at the counter were very nice and patient with my pigeon Chinese. I ordered a chrysanthemum tea and a cha sui bao (steamed pork bun). The tea was the right drink on a cold winter's day and the bun was not only huge but filled with some of the most flavorful sauce and tasty meat I have ever had ~ and I have had a lot of them. Best of all, total cost: $3.00!

Super delicious and a great value! I think we picked up 4 buns, an egg tart, and a sponge cake for $9. The ladies working were nice and patient and very friendly. We took our treats to go so can't say anything about the ambiance. We will be back, probably too often.

came here to pick up some goodies since I was in the area. I was craving rice noodles but since I came later in the day it was all sold out. I decided on getting the tiramisu which was super affordable and delicious! i'll come back next time early in the morning for the rice rolls.

Food: Good (3 of 5). Value: Very Good (4 of 5). Long Wong Bakery II (龍廷西餅; actually "Long Ting" -- Imperial Court Bakery) is one of several inexpensive bakeries along the Avenue U stretch of Homecrest. As with many of the other bakeries in this neighborhood, this shop seems to have a regular crowd of retired customers who hang out there for as long as the bakery is open. Long Wong seems to offer a mix of products made / baked on-premise, and brought on-site. Long Wong's prices are economical and their products are often a great value as a result, especially when compared with bakeries in Queens. Buns like the Egg Custard Bun (加映包; $1.00) are just as tasty but seem to have more filling than their more-expensive equivalents from the Fay Da Bakery chain. Similarly, Long Wong's cake roll slices, such as the Green Tea and Red Bean cake roll slice, and the Taro cake roll slice have better flavor than some bakeries in Queens. Long Wong's "Portugal Tarts" (葡式蛋撻; Chinese "Portugese-style" Egg Tarts), though quite different from patéis de nata, are fairly competent, too. And I really like the Honey Cake. However, there is a limitation to low-cost bakeries. Sometimes premium bakeries may actually offer a better deal. I would recommend Long Wong's cake roll slices if you buy one or two. But if you're looking to buy more, and can travel, premium bakeries (such as the Sunmerry Bakery chain) offer entire cake rolls with more substantial ingredients -- which makes these rolls pound-for-pound a better buy.

This Asian bakery has more varieties of cakes and buns than the other bakeries along Avenue U. Their Swiss creme rolls are always fresh and tasty. Hot dog bun wasn't the typical bun with a dog, it has ketchup and mayo sauce on top; that was a bit different. The ladies behind the counter aren't the friendliest, but it's an order and go kind of place. Also, liked their milk creme bun as well, filling was filled to the brim.

A good neighborhood bakery with some pretty tasty buns and cakes. This place is usually packed with customers and now I know why. Came in here on a whim and hit jackpot. They had a number of green tea flavored items which I had to try. I'm insane about green tea! I've never seen any place make a green tea bun. Looked almost like a pineapple bun but green. The crust on top was delicately sweet and flakey. Inside had a nice red bean filling. Quite delicious and unusual. Also bought a green tea rolled sponge cake. A bargain at $1.75. It was pretty big, enough for 3 normal sized servings. The center of it contained a small amount of sweet red bean paste and whipped cream. Light and delicious. Surprisingly this bakery also makes rice noodle rolls (cheong fun)! Similar to the rice noodle rolls that you find at dim sum restaurants. I asked the cashier for 2 orders. Surprisingly she said, "they make them fresh, in the back, but it depends upon the mood of the chef/baker on how long I will have to wait for them to be made or whether they will be made at all." Wow. Maybe this is mainly a breakfast item? I came in here at about 3pm. I should probably call and order ahead like another yelper recommended. Final note: You gotta like green tea flavor to really like these pastries. Sometimes kids/adults don't like the slight bitter flavor of green tea. When in the neighborhood, I will definitely come back here for more yummy treats.

This is a place you run in to get a quick bite and coffee on the run. The foods are pre-made, ready for your choosing. There a lot of buns, cakes and breads that all look delicious. They sell strong hot or iced coffee that will keep you wired for hours! All the products cost a buck or two so you get a pretty good deal when you decide on the many options of buns. There are these delightful looking egg tarts and Portuguese tarts that I'll definitely try next time I come here. The staff aren't fluent in English and can't answer detailed questions about their products. The premises isn't the cleanest and I question their sanitation methods because the staff don't wear gloves while handling your order.

If you want the Cantonese steamed rice roll, here's you best bet! They serve decent steamed rice rolls that brings me back to my childhood for a really good price. Ever since this bakery opened, I've been walking the extra street to get my bakery fix. Aside from rice rolls, they have a wide variety of breads for cheaper than the other bakeries nearby. Would definitely recommend this to my friends, as some of them have already been hooked onto the rice rolls!

4 stars really is for their Portuguese egg tarts! They have a special- buy 5 get 1 free which is a great way to lure people to buy. I think their prices pre and during covid stayed the same for their egg tarts- $1.25 each? Not too bad and it tastes great. There's not much to complain about and probably the better egg tarts you can get in the area. My parents would occasionally buy buns from this bakery and they taste okay. They also have steamed buns, dumplings, noodles. I've had their noodles before but I think I've had better elsewhere. Same with their dumplings- they are just okay. Not even sure if they still have that anymore. My dad does get tea eggs from this spot and it is always a hit or miss. There are times where the eggs are nicely flavored and other times it tastes more like a regular boiled egg. Today, my mom got the red bean siew bang and it was 1.25 for 2, it was a tad smaller than the size of my palm but it was pretty good- not oily like a lot of other bakeries make it and JUST enough to satisfy you without overwhelming you. They usually have a custard filling option but I think they ran out today- will be back to try that.

This place is farther away from my parents house but I will make the trek if I want fresh rice crepes. As far as I know this is the only bakery on Ave U that does them. The shrimp isn't my fav. I usually go beef or dry shrimp, char siu if I'm feeling fancy. There's also a bun they have here that my dad loves and he will only get it here. They don't have a ton of other dim sum though. Still worth it if you're in the mood for fresh rice noodles!

This place is in walking distance from my house, and I would recommend this place to all of my friends. There is always a crowd in the morning, which goes to show how much people in the neighborhood love this place. Always a crew of elderly asian men who used to sit inside as well to hang out, always a pleasure to see them. My mom swears by this place too! They have a good deal on the egg tarts - buy 5 get 1 free. Their portugeuse egg tarts are amazing, but the regular ones are good as well. My parents would buy frozen buns from this place, and my mom swears by the fluffy Chinese white bread that they sell here. My personal favorite buns are the pineapple and roast pork buns, but I have tried most of them here and haven't found anything wrong with them. In a neighborhood with many Chinese bakeries, I would highly recommend this one.

Delicious made-to-order rice crepes Reasonable pricing, only $1.75- $2 each dish Come in the morning when buns and pastries are warm !

3 stars only because they have one of my favorites in the neighborhood. Minus 2 stars because the ladies who work there are so mean and bitchy, INCLUDING the boss lady. My favorite thing to eat there is rice noodles with grounded pork + eggs + lettuce. It is made to order. Don't be afraid to call ahead to go pick up. I ordered it again this morning and went to pick up. I walked to the counter and asked for my order. None of ladies had a smile on their faces, it's like they hate their job, which can be true. But seriously, show some teeth, maybe people would come back more often! I asked one of them for a hot sauce to go, she left it on the counter and left. Oh, what the hell. They are lucky that they make what I want and nowhere else makes it on the avenue.

Pretty solid bakery and a great place to get a bite to eat in the morning. The food comes out pretty quickly and service is alright. For less then 5 dollers you can get a pretty filling breakfast of a pork/chicken bun, a sweet pastry bun, steamed shrimp noodles, and a coffee/tea.

Absolutely love this bakery! It opened a couple of months ago I believe and so far, I've chosen it over the other ones in the neighborhood. They have lots of choices of buns (not so much cakes) that are pretty unique- my favorite are their many variations of pork buns (with seaweed, ham, egg, etc.).. They also have their many fresh, hot food that always seems to made very often which I really love. Their noodles and dumplings are really great! Also don't forget their egg custard tarts- always a great Asian treat. Also- it's so cheap. For two, you can get breakfast and coffee/tea for under $7. It's great for quick and cheap breakfasts right before the morning subway ride since the q train is right there. There unfortunately aren't too many seats on the weekend or weekday mornings but there's nothing this nice weather can't help- so get a quick grab and go and eat outside!

Their egg custards are DELICIOUS!! You must get them in the morning when it is freshly out of the oven. Although even if it's not right out of the oven, it is still SOO GOOD! There are always people waiting for the egg custards whenever I walk in. They have Portuguese, regular, and egg white the last time I checked. I really really like their egg white and my boyfriend likes their Portuguese flavor. Thinking about it makes me what to go get more tomorrow morning! Must try! There aren't a lot of seating available. Most of people usually order to go or you can share a table with someone.

Slushes are made to order and with fresh fruit . Fresh is always an absolute win for me. They also offer a reward system where you buy 5 get your 6th free!!

I went to this bakery today and ordered rice noodle with pork and vegetables. They made it fresh and quick and it was so tasty.

Taro buns are delicious. Overall the quality and taste are above average. Costs of buns are usually around a dollar each. Try the red bean buns there too.

Will not go to this bakary again. They are very inconsistent with their 5 cups of iced drink and get one free system. When you buy an iced drink, they will give you a card and stamp on it. Once I forgot to bring my card, they gave me a new card and said that it could combine with the card I had before. Recently, I brought back the cards and wanted to get a free drink. But then they said they would not accepted it. Can't deal with restuarant that doesn't take their word.

This is my default go to place for anything that involves bread as they have a variety of different types that are normally not found in regular chinese bakeries. In addition, the texture of the bread is very nice.