Feida Bakery - Carte

Amazing goods, really great prices! My partner and I always make sure to stop by when we visit Chinatown

I've been coming here for about 10 years, and it's the best bakery for Chinese sweets. It's definitely worth the 45-minute drive!

The service was extremely friendly, and the breakfast was simply delicious. The coffee was excellent as well! They open at 7 AM and only accept cash. Voir le carte

This must be my favorite bakery shop in Chinatown. The prices are amazing! I stop every time I go to Chinatown. My favorite is the winter melon bread. It has such a beautiful texture. There are many ways to choose from you.

This bakery may not be flashy or trendy, but it doesn't need to be because it delivers exceptional quality. Honestly, it's one of the best bakeries I've ever visited. It tends to attract a local crowd, and that's because they know the hidden gem it offers.

While the place is small, they've got a seating area right behind the wall with the fridge, but to most outsiders, this is a quick in and out stop. Definitely don't be afraid to try the pastries due to their names or appearance, you literally cannot make a wrong choice. They have unusual mochi-like breads on the left of the case and to the right, the unusually delicious hot-dog-wiener-in-a-roll-of-bread. Also, if you tell the lady you're getting a lot and ask for a box, you well better be getting a lot of pastries because it's a big box. Voir le carte

This place only accepts cash, but I managed to get all of this for just $5.90! The pastries may not be the prettiest, but they were all delicious. From left to right: Lotus Paste Mini Mooncake, Winter Melon Cake, ?? (some sort of sticky rice cake filled with red bean paste), and a taro paste cake. My favorite was definitely the red bean sticky rice; the texture was perfectly balanced—not too sticky and not too dense. The taro paste also had a wonderful texture, which I've only really come across in Chinese bakeries, at least in my experience.

It was a very great place, it was clean, pretty great decor. It also had a dine in and cold drinks. The food was clean, cheap, good quality, and it was absolutely delicious. There was so many desserts and pastries, not too many choices that it’s overwhelming. GREAT price, $5 and you can buy a lot of tasty things with great quality and taste. Authentic chinese pastries and desserts. I can’t recommend enough for you to go there. They also had great service. BY THE WAY THEY only accept cash. It is also very traditional and nothing too thrilling.

This traditional Chinese bakery offers incredibly affordable prices. On our first visit, we tried the big pork buns, mung bean biscuits, gai zai cookies, and coffee Swiss roll, and we couldn't get enough! The very next day, we returned for more Swiss rolls, mung bean biscuits, six big pork buns, and a few other breads. While the flavors may not be the absolute best in the world, they definitely have that authentic taste filled with rich flavors. Plus, the prices are literally half of what you'll find at the nearby store. We'll definitely be back for more bread! Voir le carte