Yummy Bakery & Food To Go Bakery,Restaurant in Westminster

Name: Yummy Bakery & Food To Go
Address: 9550 Bolsa Ave, Westminster, United States
Telephone: 17145317788
Rating: 3.8

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Yummy Bakery & Food To Go

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#156 From 257 in Westminster

7.6

37 Review

Ambience

7.6/10

Food

7.6/10

Interior

7.6/10

Prices

7.6/10

Service

7.6/10

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Price & Cuisine

$ Dessert, Asian

Establishment type

Bakery, Restaurant

Features

Wheelchair Accessible

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9550 Bolsa Ave, Westminster, United States

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It's time to try nicely cooked white rose dumplings, bao and banh mi. This confectionary restaurant offers tasty che. This place is known for good vietnamese coffee or delicious iced coffee. Google users granted the score of 4.1 to Yummy Bakery.

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haoyoudoing

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A year ago

Service Take out Meal type Lunch Price per person $1–10

khanhvan pham

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A year ago

Service Take out Meal type Breakfast Price per person $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes More Meat

Nam D

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4 months ago

Service Take out Meal type Lunch Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Minh Duc Tang

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2 months ago

Service Take out Meal type Breakfast Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Phuong Pham

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2 months ago

Service Take out Meal type Breakfast Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Tâm Mario - Southern Cali

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2 years ago

Service Dine in Meal type Breakfast

ThuVu1000 Usa

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A year ago

Service Take out Meal type Breakfast Price per person $10–20

Emmanuel Bautista

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11 months ago

I've been coming to this place for their bao, they are one of the best around. When I visited last I noticed they have roasted pork belly for just $13 per pound. So when I visited again I got 1 pound. I have to say on this visit it was the most unpleasant one. It seems everyone who works here that spoke English took a day off. Anyway, with help from other customers I was able to get my order. I asked them not to cut my order (common advice by my Vietnamese friends). The roasted pork belly (thit heo quay) looked great but not overwhelmingly tasty. It was ok, the cheapest around. The next day was another story, the pork didn't stay crispy? So my verdict, for a quick run, yes but if I have the time I will go to the place I usually get pork belly in Tustin, less hassle and the pork stays crispy the next day. Oh and yeah, they don't give you a printout of the weight so I checked!

Jeremy Cho

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2 years ago

Had to pickup a "real" vietnamese coffee & very happy I came here. I'm not saying other places make fake Vietnamese coffee but I've had several Vietnamese coffee variations lately. Mainly where they add the extra cream/foam on top of the drink. I really wanted to have the straight up "ca phe sua da" & this place gave just that. The coffee strength REALLY comes through & the sweetness from the condensed milk is just right. My one critique of the coffee is also one thing I really like in my iced drinks. They give lot's of ice, like lots of it, which is what fills your cup up. But I also like lot's of ice, specifically crushed ice in my drink. & That is what they give you. In defense of the coffee though, it's so strong that even as the ice melts the drink does not really get watery. Don't let this pre prepped coffee you see in their fridge fool you. It's so good & so fairly priced (like $3). We picked up some che (traditional Vietnamese dessert drink) for the gf's mom & her friends. & We were also trying to get some banh bao for them as well but soon enough we & everyone else in line learned they were sold out. I guess that really is a testament to how good they are. I mean if a group of older Vietnamese born individuals approve of the che & banh bao at this place it's gotta be good right? I've had the banh bao myself several times & I'm a fan as well. Its very fresh & has a nice balance of sweet (due to the Chinese sausage) & savory (ground pork meat) with the different meats & egg. Pro tips: If it's your first time having Vietnamese coffee & when you take a sip of this you think it's too strong. Just take a sec, let some ice melt & give it another go. You'll be loving it. You may have to bring your friend who speaks Vietnamese or learn how to phonetically sound some words out with some hand gestures or something. Just saying, this place is that authentic. Real people from the home country. With that said the service is fine. Nothing overly friendly but not bad either. The usual quick asian service you may have experienced before. There's a good size parking lot for all the business in this shopping center. We were there on the weekend & found an open spot quickly. Definitely would be return here for a "real" Vietnamese coffee. Honestly I'd drink this stuff a few times a day but probably don't need to be inhaling all that caffeine & sugar.

C1x James

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3 years ago

The banh mi here is legit even though they got my order wrong. I wanted the thit ngoui and they gave me the dac biet. Anyhow, it's a 9.5 inch sandwich with good fla or due to them using viet mayo and pate. Price was under $4.00. low price good quality meat and enough if it. Service typical of Vietnamese...you know what kind of service I'm talking about. What do you want? How many do you want? That's it? Okay. Standard. Lol. I'm glad they did put mayo and pate though because some places do not.

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