I'd been coming to this bakery in Flushing for awhile now. It's such a great addition to the Flushing community. The staff is friendly and it's easy to communicate with them especially with cake orders. I ordered this pika chu cake for my sister's birthday and it was $25 bucks. The filling includes custard and taro. I really love this cake it's so addicting. It's really delicious, you can't just have one slice. The cake has a moist sponge cake texture and it's so light. Also in most Chinese bakery, their cake is not so sugary, it's about right. This bakery has bar stool seating where you can enjoy your coffee and pastries. They don't have a bathroom and it's cash only. Order the cake in advance, there's a picture board of cake pictures that you can choose from. They also sell many tasty sweets such as cream puffs, taro buns and so much more.

I grabbed 2 small things from here that made this place worth eating: an egg tart and Hong Kong Milk Tea. The egg tart was soft and crispy, and the milk tea was strong and sweet. Everything I was looking for in a milk tea was there. Would highly recommend people try out their milk teas.

Went in to order a cake for 60 people, was told to get the 18 inch although I wanted the 10 inch. I settled for 12 inch ($100) which was too much for 60 ppl. I ordered a chocolate cake with pudding and lychee jelly filling. The top of the cake had various fruit such as grapes, apple, kiwi, dragonfruit, peach. It had macarons & chocolate on the side. Everybody who tried the cake loved it! I loved it! I only wish they had various cake slices to try. I wanted to try the green tea and the chocolate beforehand to see which I wanted.

I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone post about their cream puffs. Must be a hidden secret. I got a taro cream puff and I wish I had ordered the Oreo and chocolate to try also, next time. I think it was $3.75 a cream puff and it was huge, way bigger than the cream puff place in sky view mall. It was really thick layer of taro that I thought would be too thick and sticky, but it wasn't. I'll stop by to try the other flavors.

I usually go to Shengkee Bakery for birthday cakes with layers of white creme and fruit, but this place beats it! Not only is the cake fluffy, but it's prettier in terms of design and shape as well as tastier and bigger for a better deal!

I've spent 22 years stuffing my face with egg tarts and I enjoyed stuffing my face the most with Sun Mary's. Also recommend trying their honey cheese toast. Sounds like a gross combo but the flavors work with each other!

I called in to order a small 6" panda cake here the day before a party and it came out perfectly...that is, until I accidentally dropped the cake box a few steps away from the party. Yup, of course I would. But even in its rather deformed state, the panda cake still looked oddly adorable and the birthday boy laughed it off saying that it made the cake even more memorable (what a good sport!!). The cake itself was delicious - I ordered a matcha green tea cake with a layer of pudding and a layer of fruits/jellies inside, and it had just the right amount of sweetness. The sponge cake was soft and moist, and the cream wasn't overpowering at all. It was a huge crowd pleaser and there wasn't a crumb of cake left by the end of it! As for the ordering process - it might be better if you know how to speak Mandarin, but English worked fine over the phone as well. You have the choice of 1) the size of the cake 2) the type of sponge cake - vanilla, chocolate, or green tea 3) the fillings - fruits, jellies, pudding, chestnut, and/or taro and 4) a custom message. All this customization plus some candles was a steal for my 6" panda cake, which came out at only $20. I'll definitely be back to order cake here again!!