龙岛饼店

Every time we come to Chinatown, we need to stop by and get our favorite things from this bakery! Since we discover this place we been very happy with everything we had. Our favorites are: Custard Bun, Sesame Ball, Lemon Roll & Coconut Custard Bun. It is always fresh & taste really good. Also, is really affordable! There is a few indoor seating. Be aware: is cash only. All staff are friendly!

The people who leave one star negative reviews are people who aren’t used to being an environment outside of their own basic culture. Whenever the staff is rude to you, you know the food is going to be amazing . You are in Chinatown!! NYC!!! Working people don’t care if they give you attitude they care if their job is getting done. Not every item in their store is amazing . But you can say that about any store. I personally love the pineapple crusted pork bun , the regular pork bun , the sweet coconut cream bread , and the bubble teas. I haven’t tried much else outside of those items . I come from Long Island. Just for the pork buns. $2.50! I steal. The space inside is tiny and have signs on the tables that you can be there for max 30 mins. Respectable. It’s their business. Cash only bby!!! So another indicator that the food will be amazing. I also love how it looks inside

Pretty classic Chinese bakery, standard breads with really good prices. Staff were friendly as well. 🥥💛✨Coconut pineapple bun was delicious! Really a great option for sweet tooth. The bread was soft and pliable. Coconut filling was sweet and rich. 🧀Cheese tart was good, small VIP. Although nothing special, it was thick and creamy. Cheesy and plain flavor that was not too sweet or salty. Steamed pork bun has some space to improve. The filling tasted strong and thick but no flavors. At least the bun was fluffy, soft, and pliable. (note: the staff recommended the Japanese cheesecake which could be something to try out as well.)

Japanese cheesecake good, not too sweet. The matcha latte was very sweet, though they did ask if I wanted sugar and I said yes. The Thai milk tea was also very sweet and more half and half than tea. The matcha tiramisu was very strange to me—there was icing/mousse on top but the green below it was just straight up jello, not sure how it was supposed to be a tiramisu. Asked for a knife to cut food with, they said they didn’t have one. Also CASH ONLY, though I didn’t see a sign clearly posted.

We order tiramisu, it’s the worst cake we ever had. It was not tiramisu, it was like some kinda of putting jelly on the top. Completely wasting money; we just threw it away cuz it tastes terrible and this is not tiramisu!!