I Hua Bakery

It’s not 100% a bakery as it is 30% bakery in the front, most things made in house while the majority of it is an Asian convenience store none the less. Most of the items are under $ 4. I had a craving for something with coconut in it, therefore, for $ 1 bought a coconut bun. It was a little greasy, however, it hit the spot (sweet tooth).

I seem to be stumbling across a lot of Chinese bakeries in my travels these days and can’t seem to force myself to walk on by.
The bakery is kind of bizarre in the sense that it is a bakery but also like a Chinese 7 – 11 (if 7 – 11 sold dried shredded pork). Also, they had a nice variety of baked goods but not much of a quantity of anything so unless they have a secret stash in the back that I don’t know about, if you wanted more than a couple of any particular item you would be SOL.
I picked up a random assortment of buns, tarts and pastries to take home. The standout in the group was the cream bun, definitely among the best that I have ever had. Most of the rest was average and highly forgettable.
As a public service I do feel I need to warn you about their chocolate croissant. If you are in I Hua and feel tempted to buy one, quickly avert your eyes and get away as soon as you can. You will thank me for the warning.
They get 3 stars only because of the cream bun.