Happy Bakery - Reviews

I've made several purchases at this store and always felt the prices were off—higher than they should be. Today I confirmed it: I just bought a dish, and the scale clearly showed $10. 25, but the owner charged me $11 without hesitation. They also never provide receipts. This isn’t the first time. I’m definitely reporting this to the authorities.

My experience at the restaurant was a bit disappointing initially as they were unfortunately out of most of their food when I arrived. Despite this, I was able to try a variety of items including shrimp, chicken, and beef dumplings, a chicken boa, sticky rice with pork, and vegetable egg rolls. The sticky rice was particularly noteworthy, being very tasty and filling. While nothing was truly amazing, everything I tried was good, and the price was awesome. The atmosphere and service were rated low, but the food quality was rated high.

My experience at this restaurant was not great. I ordered dim sum and chow mein. The establishment is divided into two sections: one for dim sum and another for noodles and hot plate dishes. The dim sum was average priced for to-go orders. However, the food itself was not very good in my opinion. The dumpling dough was thick, and the filling was small, which is not a good combination. The food also lacked flavor and I wished it was warmer.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I found a great hidden gem with super authentic food. The meal was cheap, comparable to a 9. 99 Panda Express style meal, and quite good. I was also impressed by what seemed to be some of the cheapest dim sum I've seen in the city, all within the same building. Just a heads-up, it’s cash only.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! It's my favorite local spot for inexpensive dim sum. You can get delicious dumplings here for under $5 per order. The veggie spring rolls are also really good too.

Although named Happy Bakery, this place primarily offers Dim Sum and food to go. I'm not a big vegetable eater, but their string bean chicken with tofu is exceptional and a must-try! The Dim Sum selection is also good, featuring items like Siopao and Sesame Balls. I ordered a combination over rice for only $6, though I suspect inflation has impacted prices. Despite that, it's still worth visiting, especially for those delicious string beans! 😋😋

My experience at this restaurant was characterized by no frills, good food. I had amazing interactions with locals, though the staff seemed a little standoffish with non-locals, but that didn't detract from the overall experience. The food is elite, with all the dim sum being good. I advise trying everything once, as they offer all the textures and flavors you could want in dim sum, from crispy and chewy to sweet and savory. They also have Chinese dishes ready to serve. I especially loved the salt and pepper shrimp and fried chicken wings. There was a slight miscommunication regarding amount/weight, which led to spending more than intended, but the dim sum is so inexpensive that it balanced out. Expect lines, waiting, and potential sell-outs; patience is key.

This place has been a staple for decades, suggesting it has earned significant community esteem. It's a true hidden gem. The experience offers dim sum at one counter and cafeteria-style Chinese dishes at another. Everything looked appetizing, and the taste was perfectly fine. It's a good spot for grab-and-go snacks or a quick bite.

My experience at this restaurant was centered around its speedy service for dim sum, making it an ideal spot if you're looking to eat on the go. The establishment offers two distinct areas: one for dim sum and another for classic Chinese dishes. It's important to note that this is a cash only establishment.

My experience at Happy Bakery was quite positive. The bakery has many friendly people working there, and their dim sum and Chinese fast food are pretty good. The store is divided into two sections. I particularly enjoyed the dim sum section on the left, which offers a wide variety of options at reasonable prices. The Chinese fast food section is similar to Panda Express, where you can see your choices and they are scooped into a box. Both sections are quick and yummy!