Hong Kong Bakery & Deli

glaciee glaciee 4 weeks ago

Don't be fooled by the name "Steamed Lin Yung Bao." True Lin Yung is sweet lotus seed paste, but this place only uses sweet bean paste, which is incredibly misleading to anyone who knows the difference. To make matters worse, the flour of the baos tastes very old and low quality. The rest of the meal wasn't any better—the Chow Mein is very salty, the roasted pork skin is too hard and difficult to chew instead of being crispy, and the sesame balls are not crispy and far too oily and soggy.

Dora Gonzalez 5 months ago

I’m honestly really disappointed with this bakery. I ordered a cake expecting something beautiful and well-made, but what I got was the complete opposite. The cake looked rushed, sloppy, and nothing like what I asked for—it was honestly embarrassing to even show. On top of that, Evelyn was very unprofessional. Communication was poor, and they didn’t seem to care about getting the details right or fixing the issue when I brought it up. When you’re paying for something special, you expect at least basic attention to quality and customer service. I would not recommend this place if you’re looking for a cake for an important occasion. Definitely not worth the money or the stress

Juan Zuniga 2 years ago

I went in for the Kahlua pork manapua and unfortunately there was some miscommunication and I received the char siu manapua instead. Although I don't usually like the sweetness of char siu I still enjoyed them. I will definitely return and hopefully get some Kahlua pork manapua next time.

Dutch Leo Edited 3 years ago

Hong Hong Bakery was a good take out Chinese Dim Sum restaurant. They also have a small sit-in location out side. The Dim Sums are very reasonably priced, much cheaper than at the restaurants. It is understandable because they do not have overheads in servers, busboys, or dishwashing, sitting places, tables&chairs, etc. The steamed char siu bao ($2.15) is not very good, not tasty at all, and it is not of Chinese traditional cut-up BBQ pork. It's like pulled pork, destroying the traditions. Had very little BBQ meat in it. Order something else. The Ham Sui Goks ($1.25) are very good, large, and very tasty. The price is outstanding. Everyone should order them, highly recommended. The egg custard tarts ($2.80) are of poor quality, expensive, not very tasty, very eggie taste, not soft and fluffy as a traditional custard tart.

Kumbi Van Edited 2 years ago

First time ordering here and was pleasantly surprised. Delicious food that is very filling. Need to add cake slices to the door dash menu. Update 5/27/24 Came back for my 2nd visit and took plenty of pictures of the cake slice assortment. They have a lot of unique cakes here at a great price. The cake slices are very BIG compared to 85 degree bakery. I highly recommend the Neapolitan cake. It tastes just like the ice cream 😆I got a couple of cakes and a dozen Siu Mai (pork dumplings) I also mentioned to them they still don’t have cake slices available on door dash. They are potentially missing out on a lot of profit 💸 There is a nice private patio outside where you can cool down and enjoy your food ❤️