QQ Bakery

Cute little store. The bakery goods definitely beats 168. Good price, Not so sweet, very soft and smooth cream. Perfect for Asia taste buds. Definitely worth to take the detour every time and stopping by whenever passing by Madison Heights.

We have been ordering Chinese cakes from this bakery ever since we found out about this gem. This bakery does a wonderful job and uses fresh fruit on all their cakes. They are very generous with their fruits and the cakes are the perfect amount of sweetness. The price is also fair. I highly recommend this bakery for those who are looking for a trusted store to fulfill their cake orders.

Chinese Bakery. Need I say more? Hidden in this small plaza is a very tasty bakery. Everyone goes here. Why? For the bubble tea and bakery. I personally like the bakery. My kids love the Bubble Tea and Smoothies. FYI, there are other bakeries in the area, but every bakery is different. Each store bakes their own pastries and has their own ingredients inside. You just need to try the pastries. This store has the IT factor. I’ve been to Chicago’s bakeries but THIS bakery has some really good pastries. My favorite is Char Siu Bao which are steamed pork buns. CASH ONLY! Highly Recommended.

So happy to have a bakery in metro Detroit area where I can feed my craving for Chinese buns (many with savory fillings), cakes, desserts, and pastries, even though it's an hour away from me. Portions are generous in size and pricing reasonable. If you're not familiar with Asian desserts, they are generally lighter, not as sweet nor rich, like the Western style cheesecakes and cakes. Definitely check it out when you're in the area!

I recommend trying their bubble tea smoothies. They’re really delicious. And their food options aren’t bad either. I’ve been coming her on and off for 13 years give or take. That just goes to show I keep coming back.

Very good selection of asian bakery. They have the softest cake. Price very well but it is CASH ONLY. A hidden gem. I always get the sesame ball.

The cutest little Bakery shop! If you are in the area, I highly suggest coming here. Everything looks so yummy and tastes really good! The little bears on top of the cakes are so cute! The people are super kind too! They only take cash or Zelle. But that wasn't an issue. I bought 30$ worth of desserts and buns. Only because we don't have things like this where I live and I love tiramisu. So cute and yummy! I loved coming here and would come again!

Okay for my birthday, we ordered a cake around 10 AM today and it wasn’t that they made a whole new cake and everything but to write it, you know what I’m saying? We left it there to pick it up later because of work and when we arrived we had to wait 10 minutes for him to write the letters, not even just that but the words are so ugly. My mom wanted to eat this other item as well and I was asking the cashier a question if it was coconut flavored or not, where she glared at me. I asked once more to the guy and the girl both presence, and none answered back. Rude attitude, horrible atmosphere it was so cramped, not to mention that most of these items sit in this bakery and dot in here until who knows what. We were going to buy a boba drink but their attitude is so rude that we left. Horrible. Especially on mommy birthday.

Purchased a mango cake for a friend's birthday event. Place came highly recommended from a neighbor. I never would have known about this business without the recommendation. Everyone enjoyed the cake - not too sweet, plenty of fruit $40 cash only. Not the cleanest place in the world- but not too bad

quaint chinese bakery with lots of yummy treats and eats - all freshly made daily. incredible smells. my favorite was the coconut cream. so so good!!! check out this bakery for a delicious goodie :)

Amazing food and service I have been brought here in my childhood and recently found it again and I am so grateful it is still open and feels the same energy.

Most buns/pastries are $1.80 and much larger than typical ones from a Chinese bakery. The pineapple bun, for example, is probably at least 50% larger than normal. The little bags they put each piece into are filled to the brim - I'm actually not sure how they get them in the bags without squishing anything! All of the buns we got were quite good. Pineapple Bun, Custard Bun, Danish Bun - All 3 use the same pineapple bun base. The danish bun had some kind of starchy sweet and salty paste inside. The custard bun has pretty standard custard inside. The cookie topping could be more flaky and crumbly, but all three were still good. Taro Bun - This is the same size as the pineapple bun and has a good amount of taro paste inside. Sesame Ball - Filled with a mung bean paste instead of the more common red bean paste. Ube Cake Slice - I expected it to all be artificially flavored, but there were two layers of what seems to be real ube paste. Certainly unexpected and delicious! Jasmine Milk Tea with Boba - Unlike everything else, the drinks here are quite bad. I believe they use a powdered milk tea base and as a result the drink is extremely sweet and has a chalky texture. The boba is overcooked and has an unpleasant texture. I do not recommend getting boba from QQ.

Love this place! It's cash only, so come prepared- most things range from $2-4 a piece. The pork buns were right out of the oven- they were warm & so soft. The pork is pretty sweet, but it's one of my favorite cheap eats in Michigan. Can't beat it for $2. The employees are very friendly and service is great- it's all to go. They also have bubble tea and ramen that both looked good

Best Mango cake ever!! I bought this to bring to a party and everyone loved the cake! It is not very sweet and super soft with fresh fruit. Definitely will be buying this again.

Doesn't look like much when you pass by, but don't sleep on it. This is an Asian bakery, or a Chinese bakery to be more specific. Fun fact, QQ is the term used to describe certain texture in Asian food--a nice chewiness that makes you want more. If you browse around the store, you will see how Chinese bakery items differ from Western bakery or even Japanese/Korean bakery. Some of the specialties include roast pork bun, pineapple crusted bun (which does not contain pineapple but has an outer crust in a criss cross design resembling a pineapple), glutinous sesame ball, mochi (filled with peanut or red bean, covered in coconut), coconut cream bun (milk bun split in the middle and filled with cream). Even the cake looks different than cakes in Western bakery. I usually like Asian bakeries' cakes better because they're mostly less sweet. The price is SO cheap, with most items costing not more than $2. The staffs are very hospitable. The items are delicious! I will always look forward to come back and try more stuffs from here

FYI - CASH ONLY!! My family has been coming here since the early 2000s for Chinese pastries and cakes. QQ was also one of the first cafes to sell boba (or "bubble tea" back in the day) even if it was overly sweet and not fantastic, HAHA. Overall, my experiences here have been mostly good but have had a few bad incidents. But then again, I've been coming here for 15 or so years, so it's reasonable. I've always liked the pastries and baked goods here! They're pretty cheap and good quality, so my review is for the last couple pastries I've had recently. I'm glad I was able to bring them past airport security so I can enjoy them in the DC area until I devour all of them. DRY PORK BUN - 1.80 These buns are huge! I know they're usually known as "Pork Floss". I love the soft and chewy texture of the buns. There's a good amount of pork floss and cream that makes it a mostly savory, yet sweet pastry. This is tasty to eat in the morning for breakfast. I'd highly recommend this bun! It's a classic. ROASTED PORK BUN - 1.80 Another large bun that is almost the size of my face. I had one of these and thought it was not bad. I'm not a huge fan of the roast pork filling, though. It's good, but not fantastic. Definitely a good quantity for the price, but I'd be happier eating the dry pork bun. Overall, a great recent experience while I was home. Baked goods here are affordable and delicious.

Great Chinese pastry shop with a plethora of traditional selections. I recommend the strong Viet style brew iced coffee ( milk and sugar added). The buns all share the the challah sweet-like bread as a base. The pork buns are a crowd pleaser. I love that I was able to find the rice cakes and taro filling. I was hoping the raisin twist would be more croissant-like. Smoothies and bubble teas are available. Former by mixes. I never ordered the cakes, but if they are similar to any other Chinese bakeries, it has fruit topping, whip cream frosting and sponge cake.

Their watermelon flurry sounded so good and refreshing after a lot of spicy Korean food today fell AA. Nothing more comforting to me than a cold fruity drink with some bobas. Their coconut covered rice mochi with PB looks good. They also have a rice coconut covered ball with red bean as well. Yummy coconut covered rice balls with red bean and PB. No watermelon, out of season for most of the fruit. I settled on the avocado smoothie, since it was fresh. The only other fruit that they had fresh for smoothies was the taro and the Durian, not a huge fan of either of these options. The avocado smoothie wasn't too sweet, nicely creamy and filling. The Boba bubbles were nice and chewy and fresh. The coconut covered rice balls with the red bean was yummy. The one with the peanut butter actually had chunks of dried peanut butter. Both of the coconut covered rice balls were nicely filled. They don't take CC at all. Only cash. Rather a big inconvenience for this small business to save a buck by not accepting CC. I had to run down the road to my bank and get some cash for this inconvenience. The bank of course was out of my way too. It's 2021 after all, all businesses should accept CC if they want more customers to come through their doors. I get that they are cheaper as far as prices, which is probably why they don't take CC. They could offer a $5 minimum for CC charges at least or make an exception here and there for newbies, maybe. The younger man there is quite friendly, warm and trusting. Food and drinks here are good despite not loving the cash only policy here. I would come back for the rice balls and smoothies.

QQ is one of the best bakeries in metro Detroit. It's a quintessential Asian bakery. So many Asian treats are here that can't be found anywhere else. My favorites are the Fried Pork Bun and the Peanut Snowball. They also have Asian drinks, moon cakes, Japanese cheesecake by the slice, beautiful cakes, coconut cream buns, and more. The owners are friendly. Lastly, QQ is a cash-only establishment. A must-visit when in Madison Heights.

First off, they accept cash only!! Came here in search of a birthday cake and there were 4 options, each in 2 sizes, to choose from - taro, mango, vanilla, and mocha. Ended up with the mango and it was a very light cake, not too sweet, meticulous details on it. There is quite a bit of cream on it, but it was very light so that was nice. A medium cake was $27, which I thought was reasonable. They also gave me a happy birthday decoration and candle upon request. They have a variety of buns but didn't try those this time. Overall satisfied!

It's small on the inside and it can get crowded if there's more than 5 people inside. The food is still amazing and their cakes are delicious. I don't know anywhere else that sells cakes like these but they remind me so much of California. My other favorite from them is the coconut & whip cream bun. Tastes fresh all the time. I think it could be family owned but either way, good customer service since the first time I walked in.

I always stop here after visiting H Mart. The prices are reasonable for their pastries, never got the drink orders, but love their baked goods. Custard is my favorite, definitely can eat a lot of these. Thank goodness 1) they are far away from me and 2) I don't come up this was often, otherwise I'll be in trouble. The place is small, some times you are the only customer, other times the place is jammed packed. Go early if you can, as they will run out of different flavors; if you can't find what you are looking for, always ask, they might have it in the back. CASH ONLY.

A delightful, tiny, Malay-owned Chinese bakery. So many new/unfamiliar choices. They also have a small ham & cheese sandwich ... nice for lunch on the run. This week a tried a piece of cream cake. Very light cake, slightly sweet with a thin cream icing between the two layers. I also recommend their smoothies.

Love coming here for my taro boba smoothie. I also bought my daughter a strawberry boba smoothie and she loved it. Customer service is always great here as well as the friendly employees. They also have bubble tea as well. This bakery is small but the pastries they have are good. Although, the bakery may be on the smaller side you wouldn't want to miss out on their fruit cakes, cheesecakes, grilled pork buns, taro buns, red bean paste buns, egg tart, sweet coconut buns, etcs. Definitely give them a visit if you haven't yet.

Such a cute and charming Chinese bakery. I love that there is a good selection of both sweet and savory items! The cakes look so amazing and decadent! I left with a donut, some sesame balls, a couple of pork buns and a curry pastry! So good! They also have boba but I didn't get any; next time! I had a pork bun for lunch the next day and it was delicious and quite filling. It's a little cramped and hard to browse all the options when there are people behind you in line who usually know exactly what they want, however this little shop is definitely worth a visit.

Great buns and baked goods!! The cakes look really good as well. Will make another trip to Michigan just for the food! Not to mention the people are very friendly and helpful. You definitely can't miss it! (Please also note that they only accept cash )

Best Asian bakery in the area! Always stocked with affordable, delicious, and fresh baked goods. My family lives ~1 hour away, and for several years now, I've always made a point to come here after getting my hair cut at a nearby salon because it's my favorite Asian bakery (much better than the one at 168 Asian Mart, as the baked goods there never look fresh). From the outside, the bakery doesn't look like much, and I will warn you that it is a small space. However, the place is always stocked with high-quality Asian desserts, and the best part is that everything is priced to be a great value, with most of the breads (on the orange shelves) being only $1-$2 each and filling enough to be a complete meal by themselves. They have such a wide variety of baked goods (sweet breads, savory breads, cookies, cakes, pastries) that it's hard to choose even a couple favorites because everything I've tried is always fresh and delicious.

Our favorite Asian bakery. We Come here after we do our asian grocery shopping we grab some boba tea and some bakes goods or for special occasions we love their cakes.

Omg highly recommend the Durian cake! It was so good!! I usually don't like fruit cakes but the durian one from QQ was sooo delicious! The pastries there is delicious as well! And staff is friendly! :)

I love this shop so much! It's super small but food is amazing! Has lots of options to choose from and they also have bubble tea there! The staff there are very nice too!

Asian bakery that sells buns, bread, cakes, pastries and bubble tea drinks. The baked goods (buns/bread) are pretty good, made fresh daily, and affordable. I especially like their taro bun and custard bun. They make for good grab-and-go breakfast.  I've also tried their mango panda cake and their mocha fruit cake. I definitely liked the mango cake more. Both were very cute in presentation and had fresh fruit. For the mocha fruit cake, I thought the cream was kind of too heavy and too much. Their milk teas are made with powder flavoring. The boba/bubbles are chewy and uniform. I would say it's a solid milk tea for it's price, but definitely not the best in the area.

So Mad Heights is kinda sorta the Chinatown of SE MI. It's footprint is a carving of space between Dequindre and John R, from 14 MI to just south of 12 Mi. The Asian stores in this quadrant are sporadic but do contain all your usual suspects; there's a variety of restaurants, bakeries, and supermarkets, with the largest attraction being the 168 Food Mart in the Madison Place Plaza on John R between 13 & 14 MI Rd. There are three Chinese bakeries in the area; QQ, Tai Pan, and the one in the 168 Food Mart. Everyone has their favourite for different reasons. I've tried all three but find myself returning to QQ time over time. All three bakeries don't have the variety of baked buns I knew growing up, but QQ is my go to for two main reasons; the first is that they have something for everyone in my family, the other is that they make all their buns on site. So if you time it right, you can get some really fresh buns. The bakery is tiny, with perhaps 50 sq ft of walking space. Their baked goods are displayed on two adjacent walls opposite the entrance, with a third wall housing a counter and cake display. The remaining face is the storefront window whereby a lone table and 2 chairs are parked should you want to enjoy your food there. There are about 20 different varieties of baked buns, and more than half of them are staples to their customer base. Today, I did not find any specialty buns, but have seen some from time to time. I went with my regulars: pork cutlet sandwiches, pineapple custard buns, Ham and Onion buns, BBQ Pork buns, and sugar twist donuts. Pork Cutlet buns. With cucumber, and mayo. The bun is mildly sweet and deep fried, as is the pork cutlet. Add mayo on top of that and you have one high calorie sandwich that's not to be consumed too often. Despite the caloric intake, it's pretty tasty. 3,5 stars. BBQ Pork bun. Your typical baked BBQ Pork bun, different from the steamed ones you get at dim sum, but with the same filling. I only succumbed to this because they just brought out a tray, and they were super fresh and warm. They use a lot more sauce than I'm used to for the filling, but still no slouch. 3,5 stars. Pineapple Custard Bun. Another Chinese Bakery staple. They do a great job with the pineapple crust, but fall a little short on the filling here. Unlike the BBQ Pork, the custard was too dry and a little light on flavour. 3 stars. Ham & onion bun. Savory and sweet, this bun is a sleeper! They did an excellent job here; a little lacking with the ham, but we'll executed none the less. 4 stars. Sugar twist donut. Your typical yeast donut, deep fried and the rolled in white sugar. Nothing fancy here, but for me, it's better than those from the big chain supermarkets and donut shops. 4 stars. Everything is relative. If this place was in an area highly populated with Asians like LA or TO, it would probably rank at 2,5 rounded up to 3; however, in SE MI, QQ is a solid 3,5 star Chinese Bakery, rounded up to 4. Of course all opinions are also highly subjective and IMO, it's as good as it gets for the area, and for that I'm giving them an honorary 5 stars; my 14th designation of this rating, congratulations QQ! If you would like to read more, come dine-with-me@yelp.com, I'd love to have your company...

I ordered this cake for my wife's birthday, and was very, very satisfied. My brother purchased the barbequed pork bun, which was also fresh and of high quality. The staff was very friendly, the store was really clean, and they had a lovely variety of products! I would totally recommend this bakery, and will be going back soon! Thank you QQ Cafe and Bakery!!!

Your go to for Asian desserts and cakes! My whole family has been going to QQ Bakery since I was a little girl. Every birthday celebration you can guarantee had a cake from QQ. The cakes are always light and not as sweet which is why we love them! The fruit is always fresh and you can taste how much work has been put into these cakes. The favorite for my family is the tarp cake with mango on the outside. Every now and then we'll get the taro and no mango outside, but the mango just makes the cakes look so beautiful! The cakes for 10 inches ranges between 48-55 dollars, which personally I think is worth it. 10/10 always recommend.

Aside from the cakes, there are plenty of things that are delish here. The steam buns, the rice cakes and the boba tea is out of this world. It'll make you wanna go HAM on a mother-shutyamouth. Let's get to the good stuff why don't we. The cakes are pretty much the focal point of everybody that comes here. I'm sure you've seen their cakes at a party at one time or another. It's that pretty cake with the real fruit decorations. The icing is good as well, not so overwhelmingly sweet. It somehow seems like it's sugar free. Remember one thing, not every cake is gonna look the same, nor will it carry the same fruit due to the availability. **hint** if you see that mango cake, grab it before someone else does. ***hint*** If you come here,, bring cash,, cause that's how they've done it ever since. Their cakes are that good, and I will keep buying my cakes here because it's just the right thing to do. Life is short,, stop eating lackluster cakes. Weeeeeeeeeee

This was my first time coming to QQ. My friends have been telling me about this place for a long time. Well guess what I went and was not disappointed. I purchased a variety box of goodies. Me and my daughter tried the mango cake first. It was a mango delight of fresh air. This little treasure took me some where all my own. The place is not big inside but it makes up big in taste and freshness. Please go here and try them out. You will be screaming HOLLIERRRRRR. LOL!!!

Delicious Chinese baked goods and bubble teas! The staff is always friendly and welcoming. Prices are very inexpensive but they do only take cash. I got my sister a fruit cake for her birthday and it was a crowd pleaser. The cakes are always beautifully decorated and still look beautiful after you cut into it. The cake's texture are so light and fluffy. The frosting is slightly sweetened just nicely whipped and airy. A must try is the pork buns and the custard buns they are so yummy! My whole family enjoys the almond butter cookies, we could probably finish the whole package in one sitting. Love this bakery!

Any time I need to buy a cake for someone, I usually choose QQ bakery. They have a nice selection of baked goods.... but their cakes are awesome! They come out tasting just as good as it looks. I've ordered their taro, mocha, regular, and mango cake. The cakes are not too sweet and is packed with a lot of fruit inside! Prepare for a ton of compliments when you bring this cake over for a party and for people to ask, "Omg where you did that cake from?"! I even had a friend that was craving this cake so much that she came here and ordered a cake for herself for no particular reason (of course it wasn't eaten in one setting). That just goes to show how delicious the cakes are ;)

I love the hustle bustle here especially on a Sunday afternoon. It's a family owned business with the best bakery treats and bubble tea!! I love their dollar, let me repeat, DOLLAR soft cupcake bread. They also have the best fruit cakes. The frosting is not overpoweringly sweet and is complimented by the soft cake bread and is naturally sweetened with the fresh fruits both in and outside of the cake. I have nothing bad to say about this place except for that it's not open 24 hours :p. Thanks for satisfying all of my sweet tooth cravings QQ . PS: cash only!!

The siopaw combo bun was nothing short of amazing. So excited to try more of their good.

Doesn't look like much when you walk by. I honestly thought it was closed and only double backed because I saw someone walk pass me with a box filled with baked goods. The bakery is a small little hole in the wall that only accepts cash and from that description alone, you know it's going to be good. They had savory and sweet items. All classics from your pork sung buns to the cup cake bread. Oh and I need to point out that these buns are HUGE. Double the size of the stuff you get at Tous les Jours and fresher. I grabbed a pork bun and chinese sausage bao. Spent less than $5 bucks for the two buns and was full for the rest of the day. They also have a small menu of drinks. The viet coffee was solid and I noticed a lot of people leaving with boba drinks. I'll be back next weekend!

Great bakery large custard rolls. All baked goods are yummy.they also have boba tea. Go on in and give it a shot. Most items are labeled and you will have a good idea of what it is. Cash only!

Cute bakery located in an Asian plaza. They brought out fresh bread or at least refilled their selection in the latter half of the day. Bought a Japanese cheesecake, which is basically sponge cake with some light cream cheese missed in for taste, not texture. This place also serves boba/milk tea $2.25, but uses a combo of powder and tea. My black tea with milk was much darker than I'm used to. One lady ordered the honey dew drink, which looked good. I would come back if in the area.

So- I use to live across the street... and now I drive 30 minutes to get my Chinese Bakery Fix. The owners are from New York or something, and this bakery is Legit. Please try: Sesame Balls (with Red Beans) Watermelon Shake (made with real fruit, not the powder crap) Pineapple Buns The cake--- as a chinese I just always called it the Chinese Birthday Cake.... this is like angel cake- but not.... If you have never had it... it is a must... Thank you QQ for my Bakery Needs.

Everything tastes amazing and authentic! I'd DEFINITELY recommend this bakery to a friend looking for something tasty and fresh. I was surprised by how inexpensive everything was with how high quality their food is!!!

The absolute greatest hole in the wall Asian bakery that ever existed. The only downfall is that they are cash only!!! I prefer sweets that aren't overwhelmingly sugary and this place does it perfectly. Fresh simple pastries and baked goods. Everything is priced low in my opinion for the amazing quality you get. My favorite is the slice of cream cake above the pork buns. It is so soft and delicious. HOW DO THEY GET IT SO SOFT??? Ugh just so good. I also love the pineapple tart, the coconut tart, and the coconut pastry with the cream in the middle. I haven't tried the savory items yet but I will next time!

Cutest birthday cakes! They have Japanese cheesecakes as well. The staff and owners are very sweet. Must visit!

Went there once and I fell in love. Great bubble tea, desserts and friendly service. Plan on going back and I'm sure I will have more to say!

Love QQ! Things are always tasty and there's always a selection. Cannot beat the prices! It's sandwiched between a roast pig place, a grocery store.. And there's even a restaurant in the same little plaza. Everything is in both Chinese (am I supposed to say mandarin? Let me know) AND English, so thank you for that!!! During the week, if you get there before 11 there is usually a great selection available. I've been slowly working my way through things. Favorites are custard buns, steamed pork buns, and peanut filled rice snowball thing. I need to try some bubble tea next time :)

Probably the best Asian bakery I've been to! I went around 6-7pm and they were out of a lot of things but still had a large variety of things to pick from. I got: scallion and ham bun (by far my favorite item here!!!!!) custard bun, two peanut things that had a crazy texture, some type of super fulffy cream filled cake, almond croissant, hot dog bun, two coconut tarts that were awesome! Everything was very good but my absolute favorites were the coconut tarts and scallion bun! That sucker was amazing! As far as drinks, I got the iced black boba tea and a watermelon flurry. Both were delish I would get them both again! The watermelon had actual watermelon in it and didn't taste artificial at all. Very refreshing and crave worthy :) bobas were cooked perfectly too! Yummmm

can I just say how much I love this place? We arrived almost at closing time and there was still a line of the door! Awesome Asian bakery and the people who are working there we're just wonderful. We had so many different kinds of baked goods and all of them work great from the cakes to the bread. when we walked in we didn't realize that it was cash only and only had credit. They were so kind to us and told us that next time we came in we could just pay them back and we got to still take whatever we wanted! They are amazing and I highly recommend this hospitable and kind bakery.

I always come here for bubble tea and buns! It is super affordable and delicious! My favorites are the hot dog buns, pork bun, and coconut cream bun! As for bubble teas, they are all great, but what I reallly like is getting half taro and half coconut! The staff is always super friendly and helpful! Makes you feel right at home!

This place has been on my radar for...like...ever! Finally stopped in on Friday morning. There were so many things I wanted to try so I just started piling things up on the counter... I took pics of the things we tried, also got some bubble tea...that was my favorite thing of all!! Cannot believe I'd never had it... The service is something that needs to be commended here....I was unaware they were cash only. I panicked....the gentleman behind the counter told me to just take everything and pay for it next time. I was speechless, I am not a regular, he has never seen me...I refused...I couldn't do that....I ran to the nearest bank and got some money. When I returned there was a huge line of people ...he took my money and stated I didn't have to do that....I was quite touched by this showing of kindness... I cannot wait to go back and try more goodies!

CASH ONLY. Many of my friends told me it's the best in the area, I'm not sure I agree with that statement. I got a couple of things there, the pineapple shortcake is pretty good. Some other items I got are just average level. The red bean paste stuff shortcake is just ok. A friend said his family always get the mango cake for birthdays. Maybe I should try that sometime, but the pastry is a ok, not that impressive to me.

Great Chinese pastries. Always enjoy it. Small place but always crowded. Recently order a Fruit birthday cake (half Fruit and half Taro) from them was nice and very very Asian style and taste.

Very good selection of Asian pastries, which includes sweets, cakes, pork buns, etc. Efficient service, but they don't accept credit cards.

This is my favorite Chinese bakery in Michigan! They have a wonderful selection of fresh bakery items and their bubble tea is delicious!! Their fruit filled cake is one of my favorite cakes to get. I tried their regular fruit filled cake and their mango cake. The cake is overall light and fluffy and not too sweet. The mango cake is my favorite of them all and it's topped and filled with mango!! They have a chocolate version of the fruit cake which I want to try next. They have a good variety of bakery items but you have to try to get there earlier if you want a good selection. If you go towards closing, they probably won't have much left. At least you know they are made fresh!! Their steamed BBQ pork bun is amazing and if you like Manapua from Hawaii, it's just like it. The ham and cheese bun, Pu tu, cheese bread, ham & scallion, egg tart and fried pork sandwich are all delicious. They have a lot more but it's just hard to list and try all...lol. The Pu tu looks like a triangular white steamed rice cake and pairs wonderfully with hot tea. The bubble tea is great here and my favorite is the honeydew milk tea. Their price is probably the best around and doesn't lack in quality. Definitely check this place out and enjoy some bubble tea and pastries. This place is cash only.