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Koryodang Bakery and Tai Pan Bakery Flushing Queens New York

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On my latest trip to New York, I was privileged to try a few of the delicious bakeries in the Flushing area….

Koryodang Bakery – Flushing Queens New York City

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This is my first time in a Korean bakery, at Koryodang Bakery in Flushing off of 39th Avenue on Union Street just a few blocks away from the Main Street Metro station. I thought it was pretty classy inside and their baked goodies looked marvelous, but I also recognized a few buns that are popular in Chinese bakeries. Coincidence? Methinksnot. The decor is very classy, maybe too classy for a bakery.

My grandlil Thierry of the University of South Florida thoroughly enjoyed it though, especially his fruit danish.


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A look inside Koryodang Bakery, a franchise from South Korea

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Danishes! one of my favorites of types of pastries of all time!

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Thierry enjoys his danish from Koryodang Bakery

Koryodang on Urbanspoon

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Tai Pan Bakery – Flushing, Queens, New York City

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A little bit north of the Downtown Flushing Main Street metro station is a favorite bakery of mine: Tai Pan Bakery. When stepping inside, your senses are immediately overwhelmed and intoxicated by the sweet aroma and flavors of the pastries and cakes. I love it.

Sweet, sweet glorious buns…

I order a few buns from Tai Pan Bakery with Eric including the pork filling bun, a coconut cream bun, and an egg custard tart as well as some soy milk to wash it all down with. They also have a unique almond egg custard that is colored white and has a sliver of almond in the middle. The perfect breakfast for me. The prices are relatively cheap, with most of the items ranging around $1.00 more or less.


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A look inside Tai Pan Bakery

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Tai Pan’s home made delicious sweet soy milk

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Flushing Tai Pan Bakery’s Almond egg custard

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Another one bites the dust at Tai Pan Bakery

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Tai Pan Bakery’s Creamy coconut bun

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Tai Pan Bakery’s Traditional Egg custard

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Tai Pan Bakery’s Pateso?

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Indeed it is!

4.5 out of 5 Tasty Chomps!!!

Tai Pan Bakery on Urbanspoon

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