Suggestions for Bakery near International District, Seattle

Eric T. • October 27, 2010New bakery offers a very nice selection of Japanese, French and Italian pastries. Stop in for an espresso and a pear Danish, red bean cake or brioche chocolat.

Gary • May 17, 2013Great bubble teas. Not too watery and not too sweet (both sins committed by many other shops). The boba are plentiful and have a good, chewy texture.

Carl T. • January 30, 2019Cheap but a little on the sweet side - even for the savory buns.

Elizabeth H. • March 11If you're needing a bakery which offers tasty cakes, trust me, you can't go wrong with this bakery!!! It will be my first and only stop from here on out. Thank you for making a very special day!!!

Christy G. • June 24, 2012The birthday cake here is amazing! Light white cake topped with a creme of cantaloupe, strawberries, and kiwi, and always so fresh. Not like greasy grocery store cakes

Vivian C. • September 21, 2011Check out their Outlet store for fresh noodles & the ever popular 5 pound bag of "unfortunate" fortune cookies.

Jennifer E. • January 29, 2012Buy a bag of "Unfortunates" - just as delicious as perfectly folded fortune cookies, but much less expensive

Dianne B. • March 15, 2010This place has the most amazing Japanese sweets from a local bakery.

Lyssa A. • October 2, 2011Yummy House Bakery and Papa Beard's! I also love that they have all the Hawaiian drinks for only 79cents! :)

Karen • January 23, 2019It's very small, but well worth a visit to admire the Chinatown gate, buy some buns at the bakery, and look at the building and beautifully painted murals.

Eric T. • November 16, 2010The historic International District / Chinatown community offers dining, shopping, bookstores, entertainment, museums, cafes, bakeries and more. Close to Sound Transit Light Rail and King St. Station.