Abc Bakery Cafe - Menu

I haven't tried everything on the menu yet, but the service is consistently quick and friendly. I never have to wait long for my orders. The prices are reasonable, and there’s a nice variety of options. I really enjoyed the taro coconut bun!

Was in the hood so thought I'd give it a go on my ongoing quest to find the best taro pineapple bun. This was actually pretty good. Chunks of taro inside and the crust pretty crunchy, I'd saw the bun itself is a bit bready for my liking and less like a sweet bread, if you know what I mean. The egg tart fire...and no pun intended but actually warm when you get it. Def would come here to try out there other buns!

On a positive note, the BBQ pork bun had a generous filling and tasted good. The bread itself was okay, but the biggest drawback was a long piece of inedible tendon included with it. I'm giving this place 2 stars instead of 1 because it was my first visit and I’m not certain if I’ll return. Every business deserves a chance, but they really need to make an effort to improve their offerings when customers are spending their money. View menu

my favorite is the plain BBQ pork bun, meat is the traditional cha-shao style, yes it has some gristle and fat particles but ultimately best bang for buck vs ranch 99, sheng kee, others have about a teaspoon of meat to keep cost down. I pre ordered 120 BBQ pork buns for a party, had to pay cash and talk to the owner over the phone to approve since they are a small batch bakery. I needed to have all the buns wrapped in plastic due to COVID for a kids party and it was a top hit! Would highly recommend this small mom and pop store! old school paper receipts (take a photo of receipt as soon as possible, as they collect the receipt upon pickup). No online or credit card options, but not a deal br...

**Short Summary: No Banh Mi.** During my quest to try all the banh mi in the area, I visited this restaurant after reading in the About the Business section that they offered it, as described by owner Ken C. I was a bit skeptical since the place primarily resembles a traditional Chinese bakery. However, since I've previously bought banh mi from a donut shop, I wasn't going to dismiss the Yelp description outright. Unfortunately, the woman there informed me that they don’t serve banh mi and suggested that I might be thinking of the Subway that used to occupy the same location. Interesting. The pastries I've had during my previous visits were decent, but I was really craving some banh mi... so...

I came across this bakery while next door at Duke's hardware store. Craving some sweet carbs, and ready for a long drive back to LA, I strolled in to pick up some items. All of their pastries were on display, and I just tell the cashier what I wanted, she grabs it for me ... simple! I got a few taro puffs, pineapple buns and egg tarts. They were all taken from a glass large cabinet (for freshness I assume). The texture on all those were flaky and smelled fresh. Unfortunately, everything I tasted were on the bland side. They all were in need of more sugar and some indication of what I'm eating. The taro had a great texture and consistency, but if I were blind folded, I wouldn't be able to tel... View menu

SIP was the first time I 've come to Boss Bakery. I was here this past week to buy baos for the week. I was here around 2pm and they pretty much sold out of everything but the cashier mentioned a guy who came in right before me and bought 2 boxes of buns so i guess it was just bad timing. Pineapple BBQ pork buns are pretty solid and very full of filling. The egg tart is delicious with a flaky crust. They also do mini hot dog baos and a cheese topped hot dog bao. What I respect about this place is that the other day I used a $100 bill to pay for a $10 order and when the cashier was giving me the change she counted it in front if me so i just started grabbing it when she was done and then she...

Chinese Bakeries in San Francisco have been around for almost 100 years with the oldest and most famous bakery, Eastern Bakery, located in SF Chinatown on Grant Avenue. Needless to say, each neighborhood with a fair sized Asian population, or Asian Strip Mall, will likely have an Asian usually Chinese bakery. The middle? Sunset Area is no exception as it has Boss Bakery to supply less sweet baked goods to its clients. My better half and I wandered into Boss Bakery after having lunch across the street. You can never have enough fresh baked goods at home to satisfy that baked good hunger. BB is a small shop with most items individually wrapped in plastic bags and the warmer items like Custard...

PLEASE DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS BAKERY BOSS BAKERY . THEY OFFER HORRIBLE SERVICE TO PATRON. Please read this and you will understand. Too bad I can not give them a minus ten thousand stars. I walk into the bakery today after picking up some dim sum across the street at Three Stars Restaurant. I wanted to pickup a few thousand egg tarts and pork buns for my daughter 's after school sports program. You know how hungry kids can get after playing after school sports. I had a bad experience with the bakery staff when they opened up a few years back. The staff was totally unorganized then so I assumed that after a few years they may have worked out the kinks. Boy, I was so wrong. They are still rude... View menu