Panya Japanese Bakery

They aren’t playing about that chicken sandwich. Genuinely top tier, thick slices of onion and tomato, house made bun, and fresh hot chicken. The sweets there are very sweet, but their bread is fire. For less than ten dollars, you can’t be beat.

We passed by the bakery to avoid the large crowd from Japan village. The bread were rather plain. The tuna and corn bread was on the cooler side. The matcha cake was decent, but not particularly satisfying. The yuzu tea was overly hot, but didn't have much of a strong taste Overall, it's ok as grab and go, but for sit down, best to go where everyone else is

I was hoping for so much more from this bakery. Unfortunately, I don't see them lasting at Japan Village without some changes. The prices for both the beverages and baked goods are too steep for what you get. Some of the baked goods just taste flat, and tge drinks are never made properly (even when you comment about your previous order). Management needs to look at the local competition's prices. and mire importantly the quality of the premium products offered.

went to japan village and hit up panya bakery — let me tell you, this place doesn’t play around. the bread alone could ruin your diet and your self-control in one bite. but the pastries? bro… they’re on another level. the green tea tiramisu had me questioning my life choices — light, foamy, fancy little red beans on top like it’s posing for a magazine cover. paired it with a hot bowl of gyusugi udon, because balance, right? carbs on carbs never looked so good. #japanvillage #panyabakery #nyceats #foodnyc #japanesefood #brooklynfoodie #udonlove #nycfoodie #greenteadessert #tiramisu #nycbakery #foodieinbrooklyn #nyfoodadventures #eeeeeats #foodstagram #dessertlover

I stopped by Panya Bakery at Japan Village, hoping to relive the magic it once had back in its East Village days. Back then, prices were reasonable and quality matched — now it’s just a tremendous disappointment. For $8, I can get something far better at other high-end bakeries. The matcha croissant I tried was tasteless, with dough that somehow managed to be neither properly baked nor raw, just… hard. Sadly, this feels like the dusk of what used to be one of my favorite bakeries. But hey, at least the price rise makes the disappointment feel premium.

Tried the sweet red bean bun today and it was delicious. For $2 the amount of filling was pretty perfect. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a quick & simple treat.

Good deserts for a good price. The workers were kind and they offer a lot of yummy options. The atmosphere was clean. There wasn't a lot of room to sit on the inside but you can sit outside as well.

Love this place, it's the closest thing to Japanese bakery sweets I could find. I was so happy when they had the strawberry sandwiches and curry bread. Highly recommend if you miss the strawberry sandwiches from the kobini in Japan to visit this place.

Was so excited when I found this place in Japan village. After visiting Japan, I miss the curry bread and strawberry sandwiches so much. When I saw they had these goods I immediately went in to grab some. The strawberry sandwich was just as I remember and the curry pan was so good too. It had some meat with a bit of spice. I definitely recommend it warmed up, which they can do if you ask they too. The other sweets are also really good. They are not to sugary so it's the perfect balance of sweetness, which was one of the things I miss from Japan.

went to japan village and hit up panya bakery -- let me tell you, this place doesn't play around. the bread alone could ruin your diet and your self-control in one bite. but the pastries? bro... they're on another level. the green tea tiramisu had me questioning my life choices -- light, foamy, fancy little red beans on top like it's posing for a magazine cover. paired it with a hot bowl of gyusugi udon, because balance, right? carbs on carbs never looked so good. Also the staff was very attentive to your needs. #japanvillage #panyabakery #nyceats #foodnyc #japanesefood #brooklynfoodie #udonlove #nycfoodie #greenteadessert #tiramisu #nycbakery #foodieinthebigapple2025 #nyfoodadventures #eeeeeats #foodstagram #dessertlover

I didn't have much expectations for this bakery but I was pleasantly surprised! Came here to get a drink but walked out with a keema curry pan too! I thought the curry bread would be similar to Paris baguettes curry croquette (underwhelming) but nope! I air fried it once I got home and wow the texture is so good. It's like encrusted in lightly crisped particles?? And the flavor of the keema curry was also delicious. I would 1000% get it again. The mango matcha drink was a little disappointing but still quenched my thirst. The mango tasted like Costco's mango nectar drink, and when combined with the matcha, the flavor was a little muted. Would not get again but it wasn't necessarily bad. I saw other really interesting pastries in there like cookie croissant that I considered getting but since it was my first time trying the goods here, I didn't want to take such a big risk. I guess I will be getting more treats next time!

Great fresh pastries and breads! Was thrilled to see a reopening in my area when I was a loyal customer to their NYU location in the city for years. We came for the (Tuesday-Friday) 9-11am $1 coffee deal but were told it's only for pastries or danish. It did not apply to our bread purchase. To gain some more traffic in such a specific location - I would recommend this deal should just be applied to ANY purchase from 9-11am. Inside is lovely and I saw a sneak peak of the bakery area in the back which is HUGE!!!! I very much enjoyed seeing the lady in the clear glass making the fresh food as well. They should figure out some more seating for the upcoming cold weather.

Loved the old panya store in St Mark's area but it closed down during pandemic. So I was so happy they reopened one in industry city, next to Japan Village! They still sell most of their typical things but in a limited amount. I missed their Japanese strawberry shortcake so I had to come here! We got these to share: 1) strawberry shortcake, 2) keema curry pan, 3) cheese mochi balls, 4) sesame shortbread cookies. The strawberry shortcake was good but it didn't taste as good as it use to. Not too sweet & was creamy. Spongecake itself was soft. Keema curry pan - this was ok. Cheese mochi balls - it was also ok. Chewy, mochi texture, very light cheese flavor. Sesame shortbread cookies - I liked this the most as it tasted nice and the cookie was soft and crunchy. Friendly staff and limited seating inside & more seating outside. They sell other japanese pastries, sandos, desserts & beverages. Will come back to try their other things!

Happy that panya reopened here. They sell a limited amount of things when we went. Hoping they will sell more items later on. We tried the strawberry shortcake, keema curry pan, cheese mochi ball, sesame shortbread cookies. The strawberry shortcake was good but it didn't taste as good as it use to. The keema curry pan was ok, I would skip it. The cheese mochi balls was ok as well. I did like the sesame shortbread cookies. Friendly staff & some seating inside + outside.

A wonderfully sweet Japanese cafe located within Japan Village- Industry City. The aroma of baked goods filled the store as I walked in. All the cakes, pastries and baked goods looked so masterfully crafted- it's almost like a piece of art...well almost. I ordered a Vanilla Creme puff and an Iced Matcha latte. The creme puff tasted so airy and lite- without that heavy fullness. I truly enjoyed the Matcha latte drink and accompanied so well with my creme pastry. Was able to seat at the dine-in table to enjoy this sweet treat. Overall, a great addition to IC

I was so excited that they reopened Panya and it's in my neighborhood! I was so sad when they closed their East Village location years ago since I used to get all my birthday cakes from there. I always ordered the strawberry shortcake or the matcha tiramisu. This location has a lot of seating both indoor and outdoor. There's drinks, bread, pan, cakes, and cookies. I wanted to try their sandwiches but they don't have them until later in the afternoon. I bought the sukiyaki cheese pan, the spicy curry pan, and the matcha custard pan. They were all fresh and delicious. I'll definitely be back!

Missed Panya since it closed the E Village c location and so excited to see it back at industry city !!! The red bean bread, cheese cake soufflés and chocolate danish break all 10/10. Please bring back red bean ( Azuki) danish bread you had as a special at E village !!! May be add Azuki to the Macha danish bread !? One star taken bc staff was busy chatting each other and paid no attention