Restaurants that offer Custard Tart

Custard Tart
Schafer's

Schafer's

➤ 279 Eagle Bend Dr, Bigfork, United States Of America, 59911-6235, BIGFORK

Full • Wine • Cafés • American

"The service was extremely slow. The food was really average. The reviews online in my opinion are overrated as it relates to the food. The location and ambience was amazing. Extensive wine and Spirit list which is very good. Bottom line, not sure I'll take the effort to go out there again."

Sheng Kee Bakery

Sheng Kee Bakery

➤ 1941 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122, United States

Coffee • Bakery • Chinese • Desserts

"Sheng Kee boasts an impressive variety of options. In the relatively small shop, you'll find several shelves filled with Asian-style breads, buns, and pastries, along with cookies, mini cakes, and sweet beverages. Behind the service counter, there are also some more delicate cakes and desserts. I've only sampled a few items so far, and they were quite good. The breads are excellent, and the prices are reasonable. However, I must mention that the service can be a bit cold and even somewhat rude at times. Additionally, they only accept credit cards for purchases over $10."

Harmony

Harmony

➤ 800 Redwood Hwy Frontage Rd, Mill Valley, United States

Soup • Fusion • Chicken • Cantonese

"This restaurant is extremely overpriced and offers average, bland Chinese food and dim sum. I would suggest trying Panda Express instead (seriously, it tastes better and is more affordable). Other great options include Ming in Tiburon for their large lunch specials, Ping’s in San Rafael (located next to the Dollar Tree), or one of the dim sum spots on Clement Street in San Francisco—like Good Luck Dim Sum at Clement and 9th, where you can get a meal for a fraction of the price (around $20 for two weeks' worth of food). I only come here when I'm in a pinch and don’t want to make the trek to San Francisco, as Marin really feels like a food desert."

Hong Kong Bakery Shop

Hong Kong Bakery Shop

➤ 917 Race St, 19107, Philadelphia, US, 19103, United States

Tea • Bakery • Grocery • Chinese

"Rolling into Philly at the 30 Street station, I needed to get dinner. Most folks would have automatically sought out a Cheesesteak but I looked at a map and saw Chinatown was not too far away. After a quick Lyft ride, I stopped at the main gate and decided to just wander a bit to see if anything would strike my fancy.Before I found a restaurant, I came across Hong Kong bakery. Mom and pop Chinese bakeries are increasingly rare nowadays so I'm always happy to check one out. Funny part is, when I tried to open the door it was locked, but the owners inside saw me and came over to open it. I must have gotten there just as they locked it.It was about 7pm-ish so I figured it would be slim pickings but much to my surprise they had plenty of items available! The lady behind the counter was also kind enough to make a dinner recommendation for me (which will be the subject of a future review! .I tried two items out: their Moon Cakes and Egg Tarts. The Moon Cakes are made in-house, which is not as common as it used to be. I picked up the mini ones since I was traveling. These were purely filled with lotus paste, and I have to say they were really good! There was a nice sweetness to them that was not overwhelming. The outer shell was nice and chewy and held together nicely. The egg tarts were not the style I typically get. I prefer the ones with the flaky crust like those I grew up with but I noticed starting around the early 2000's some bakeries shifted over to a more traditional pie crust that was more uniform and thick. That is the style this bakery uses. I would give the egg tarts a B-. The crust was okay, but not super buttery (which is my preference but the filling had a nice, eggy flavor to it with just the right level of sweetness.The next time I am in town, I'll definitely stop by this bakery again to try something else!"

Aa Wholesome Bakery

Aa Wholesome Bakery

➤ 66 S Dobson Rd #137, Mesa, United States

Coffee • Bakery • Delivery • Green Tea

"This bakery is smart. Right in front of Mekong Supermarket is their bakery provider who makes fresh Hodu cakes. They smell wonderful and are small sweet delights. The description I come with is a warm double-sided pancake with a taste in the middle. That was my first attempt not to be the last! I ordered 2 Hodu cakes with chocolate hazelnut. Pancake heaven! They are small and you were perfect for a taste. I also have one for my Hubby. The line can be very long and moves quite fast. Shared parking."

Gold Mountain

Gold Mountain

➤ 644 Broadway, San Francisco, 94133, United States Of America

Lunch • Chinese

"This restaurant has been there ever since I remember. Every year when I make my visit back to San Francisco I’m surprise that it’s still there. The food is mediocre, service is not good (everytime we ask for something, our waiter just stares at us and walks away), now I understand the Asian way of service but this to me was very rude. On the weekends, there’s ALWAYS a line. I guess it’s one of those convenient places to go to in Chinatown."