Hong Kong Bakery Shop

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

🛍 Tea, Bakery, Grocery, Chinese

3.6 💬 239 Reviews
Hong Kong Bakery Shop

Phone: +12159251288

Address: 917 Race St, 19107, Philadelphia, US, 19103, United States

City: Philadelphia

Dishes: 24

Reviews: 239

Website: http://runinout.com/Hong-Kong-bakery-philadelphia

"Egg tart was taken out of the the aluminum foil mini bowl that holds it together. I guess owner re-uses them which is absolutely nasty as they are a one time use. I’m all about environmentally friendly but the tart was squished. Also $2 cash and $3 on a card. What a scam. The tart was mediocre too. This was a walk-in and I didn’t even think the reviews were that bad too. I don’t know where the good pictures come from but the couple nasty ones from the beginning are the only accurate."


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Jack Jack

If I could give this place a negative star I would, do not order their ramen or noodles. I ordered their most expensive ramen and they brought out instant noodle with frozen fishballs and 3 pieces of lettuces.

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Savannah
Savannah

The buns were ok but kind of stale, and the inside was weirdly hard/flaky when I expected it to be more soft. I tried two different kinds and they were both that way, I didn’t finish the second. I’ll probably go elsewhere next time.


K
K

got a cake over here last week and inside of the cake was stale. the decoration was done nicely but inside, it was starting to have black spots, you can tell it was sitting for at least 5 days,i used to buy pastry here once in a while and this place used to be very good, never would i come back again. you can make the money from me this time but i will never spend a dime here anymore.


maria
maria

Egg tart was taken out of the the aluminum foil mini bowl that holds it together. I guess owner re-uses them which is absolutely nasty as they are a one time use. I’m all about environmentally friendly but the tart was squished. Also $2 cash and $3 on a card. What a scam. The tart was mediocre too. This was a walk-in and I didn’t even think the reviews were that bad too. I don’t know where the good pictures come from but the couple nasty ones from the beginning are the only accurate.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia

Philadelphia, known for its rich history, offers cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, and hoagies as local specialties, alongside a vibrant arts scene and historic landmarks like the Liberty Bell.

Categories

  • Tea Explore our selection of soothing teas, offering both classic and exotic blends. Perfectly brewed to awaken your senses, indulge in our range for a moment of tranquility and flavor in every sip.
  • Bakery Indulge in our delicious selection of freshly baked goods, featuring artisan breads, buttery pastries, and decadent desserts, all crafted with the finest ingredients to satisfy your every craving.
  • Grocery Discover an array of fresh produce, artisanal breads, gourmet cheeses, and pantry essentials in our grocery section, perfect for crafting a delightful meal at home or on the go.
  • Chinese Savor the rich, authentic flavors of China with our selection of iconic dishes. From savory stir-fries to mouthwatering dim sum, each creation captures the essence of traditional Chinese cuisine, delighting your taste buds with every bite.

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  • Delivery
  • Street Parking

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"We were there celebrating two birthdays. Our server Faith was wonderful. She was attentive without being intrusive and knowledgeable about the menu. We were a table of 6 and ordered quite a bit of food, some of which was great and others lackluster. The bao buns were great and the small calamari salad was huge and those who had it said delicious. The spareribs were good as well as the edamame dumplings, although the way those were served made it hard to fully enjoy. Each dumpling should be on a individual type spoon so you can enjoy the soup part as well as the dumpling. The way they were served in one large bowl with only one spoon made it so the soup part is left at the bottom. I did request extra spoons from the expediter but they never came. The worst part of our appetizer course was somehow an item was switched to another in the computer and served to us. It had shellfish in it and that wasn’t known when someone at our table who doesn’t eat shellfish ate it. The sashimi was good but the tuna tartare thing was really bad. The entrees we had were the duck, which I was told was delicious, the miso cod, which was fishy, the whole fish which was tasteless, the lobster fried rice, which was okay but lacking flavor. The best dish was the black pepper beef, it was delicious and elegantly served. We had all the sides and all were quite good especially the eggplant and the wasabi mashed potatoes. It was a nice evening but it felt a little stale for a Starr restaurant."