Six Ping

There are plenty of goodies in this bakery including cakes, buns, bread, pastries, and coffee! The place is clean and welcoming and has a nice aroma. The price is not bad either for their goods. The buns are quite enormous although some seem to have small filling to bun ratio.
The coffee cream cookies were to die for but at $ 3 a bag, they are just a little steep for me. The pandan sponge cake was just the way it should be and enjoyable. I did not see any flaky crust egg tarts and only cookie crust, so I did not bother. I’m hoping they will have flaky crust ones sometime.
They also post a schedule of when specific buns are made and the times they are available. Pretty neat bakery to grab some goods to go!

I discovered the deliciousness that are Chinese baked goods a year ago, so I couldn’t wait to visit this place during my trip to Houston. I’m happy to say I was not disappointed. I stocked my tray, as did my brother and dad, and we walked out spending less than $ 30. Everything we tried was light, fresh, airy, yet left you full and satisfied. While I love most baked goods, I hate the immediate feeling you can get after eating them, due to their density or overpowering sugar content. I don’t know what the difference in ingredients is (perhaps the flour?), but they were all fantastic. The chocolate cupcake was a personal favorite, as were the dinner rolls, and some of the other simple items. Can’t wait to go back and visit!

Oh my goodness their cakes are wonderful! My boss surprised me with a cake from here for my birthday after raving about this place, and he was right! Asian cakes are much less sweet than American cakes and this cake is no exception. It was my first time trying a lighlt sweetened asian baked cake and I fell in love instantly oh my goddd. It was a lightly sweetened coffee cake with fruit and cream inside, and it was light and fluffy and didn’t make me feel sick eating more and more of it. And the design is absolutetly beautiful! I almost didn’t want to cut it because it was decorated so nicely. If I ever want a cake for a special occassion that’s worth the drive to Chinatown I would definetly get it from here!

This bakery provided a very memorable experience for me. It was my first time in this type of bakery. They have a large assortment of pastries and baked goods. It was a very family and community oriented establishment which is always awesome to see. The bakery is in the Chinatown area of Houston, Texas. They have a big variety of Asian influenced baked goods and desserts. Their products are always fresh, flavorful, and uniquely designed. I was blown away by the cakes. The pastries that they sell have a bunch of unique ingredients. Things that I’d never think would taste good in a desert. I’m glad I stopped in and would recommend this place to anyone who hasn’t had the pleasure. As always keep an open mind.

The to-​go place for birthday cakes. Their cakes are good looking and tasty. Not sooo freaking sweet as cakes you find in American bakeries that makes you wonder if the maker dumped a whole bag of sugar in. The sweetness of the Six Ping cake is just right. It can be covered by fruits (mangos! Yes!!), and has a layer of jelly/​pudding in the middle of some really eggy soft cakes. Really good.
Make sure to order in advance, or else you will have to buy the ones sitting in the glass counter. Who knows how long they have been sitting there…
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My pandan cake was so light and fluffy. It’s a perfect little dessert that isn’t too sweet if you prefer something less dense.
I also tried the pineapple cookie which has a gelatin filled inside. It’s a tad dry but it’s very small. Not too shabby for being less than $ 1.50.
The milky filled pastry dessert wasn’t good at all. Texture and filling isn’t tasty. Do not buy!

A little disappointed! I got the Black Forest chocolate cake, who knew it had fruit in the inside layers of the cake, Theyre aren’t just any fruit, it was whole grapes that look like it was cooked. Definitely not a fan, I thought the cake would be just whole chocolate forest cake. The store itself is nice, I like at the pastries in there.

This bakery is excellent. We had a lot of different things here, both sweet and savory and everything turned out to be excellent. The pork bread is my favorite. We also liked the mango mousse and coffee mousse. But everything finishes off very fast, so if you want to have a look at what they have, be sure to be here early in the afternoon!

I’ve been to here twice and really like the variety of breads, cakes, and other desserts they offer. They are always soft, fluffy, and flavorful. They only critique I would have is that most of the breads are very large. It would be nice to have them be smaller and slightly lower priced.

Location is horrid but they do have adorable and tasty pastries! The egg custard bread was a 2.5 out of 5 for me. Red bean bun was average. I would go again for the cute cakes. Having to find parking is not something to look forward to, as it may take up to 15 minutes!

Best of the standard Asian bakeries. I’ve had better, but being located in Houston’s Chinatown, it ain’t bad, it ain’t bad.
It’s a place where you buy your items and then leave, so don’t expect a place where you can sit down, enjoy a coffee, and finish a piece of bread over an hours time.
Some of my favorites are the bolo bread and the loaves of fresh toast. They also have a cute display of sweeter goods, including cakes.
They only take credit card at a $ 10 minimum.

After finding this place on Unilocal I made sure to stop by after doing some grocery at Hong kong. Being from California and having a great appreciation from baked goods I was happy to find that six ping is very similar to 85 bakery in socal. They don’t have just as much options but they have the ones that most would eat. Like the taro filling and the ones with shredded pig meat. I love it. And the prices are the same. CHEAP. I would rather buy one of this for a quick breakfast with coffee than kolache (which is a little more expensive yet so much smaller)
Totally coming back for more! I get so happy looking at the ones I bought today!
Oh yea, parking is crazy on Sunday afternoon so beware. AND they only accept card payment if your subtotal is more than $ 10. So unless you’re planning to buy a lot bring cash.

I’ve come here quite a few times now. It’s next to Jusgo supermarket and I do my weekly business here everytime after grocery shopping.
Comparing to other bakery shops nearby, this one looks the cleanest and offers a great selection.
I am still constantly trying out new bakeries every once in a while but I love their almond thin cookie/​cracker.
I also recently purchased a birthday cake from them and it was great!

When you’re craving a some asian baked goods, including red beans and taro stuffed buns, this is your place.
The location is very small, but all the breads are beautiful and organized. Most buns are neatly wrapped in plastic with English descriptions. There were cookies, bread and cakes. There is a very small amount of Mochi or rice based desserts for you fellow gluten intolerants. Also there are a few jelly and pudding desserts in the teeny tiny refrigerated section.
The mango milk pudding was sweet and creamy. My husband said the chocolate crème-​stuffed bun was great although it just tasted like good bread stuffed with whipped butter. My banana Mochi was… Let’s just say I could live without it.

I remember when I first came upon this store a couple years back, I was so excited because it wasn’t the boring Asian breads you see all the time but stuff you would see in Taiwan. We still go here for bread! They have some really good breads like their blueberry cake bread, mochi breads and ones with pudding. I love their cakes here too! They’re SO pretty. I pretty much always get my birthday cakes here because it’s not too sweet like American cakes.
Only downside is they only take cash or check :(

Very nice bakery in Dun Huang Plaza! Lots of great offerings! Fresh baked on site! Great alternative to your in store grocery store bakeries!
If you’re ever in the area check it out! Nice customer service with great prices!

My dear friend introduced me to this place. Now I drive all the way from clear lake just to get my fix.
The moon cakes are the best! Pineapple flavor is my absolute favorite. Actually everything is pretty tasty. They have a window behind the register where you can watch them prep the goodies. It’s a great place to get a special someone a one of a kind dessert.

I was looking for a bakery place to buy a birthday cake for my brother. I’m glad I took a chance on this place. I ordered the ice cream cake and it was a hit. One huge tip– thaw it about three hours before eating. Those cakes are really frozen…
Very delicious once it’s defrosted a bit. The cake to ice cream ratio was just right. I have purchased about two more times after that.
They have so many delicious looking pastries, it’s truly a dilemma when I walk in to this bakery. My favorites have to be:
–vanilla layer cake
–honey cake
–coffee cake (sold by the slice behind the counter)
–Japanese cheesecake (fridge)
Their pastries are so light and fluffy! They are pretty addictive and you will wind up wanting to try several types. Don’t come here if you are in a diet. Another tip I will give you, no matter how curious you are about the macarons, don’t buy them. The worst I have ever had. I was so giddy with excitement over the size and price that I bought like 4 bags for my little cousins. When we tried them they were so dry and nasty we wound up throwing them away. Luckily they were cheap so no harm, no foul.

Love this place! Pastries are authentic and staffs are super nice to me! I told her that I was coming from New Orleans, and she suggested do many things to help me keep the pastries fresh.

There are few foods better than sweets or at least for me that’s how it is. While in the Chinatown area I ventured into this little bakery and was instantly happy.
Six Ping sells several varieties of breads, cakes and cookies.
Some of the items are the sweet type such as the almond, chocolate and shortbread types. Others are semi sweet like the sesame cookie.
Breads that make good breakfasting are the custard filled breads and the cinnamon type breads as well as the coffee cupcake.
If sweets aren’t so. I have to your taste, Six Ping does have more savory type breads like the pork filled bread loaf and the sausage filled. These are good breakfast choices as well as the sweeter ones.
I purchased many items here: the coffee cupcake which is a tall type cupcake, very moist and soft inside with a rich coffee flavor and one of my favorites. I also got the almond cookies and almond shortbread. The cookie is a thin type but packed with almonds. Both are sweet but not overly so. The sesame cookies are less sweet but have the rather nutty, roasted sesame flavor. The custard filled bread was another top favorite. It was full of rich custard and the bread was fresh and soft with a buttery taste. The buttery cookies could not be passed up. they really are buttery and melt in your mouth. Last but not least I purchased a packet of macarons in green tea and in lemon. These are a larger macaron than most bakeries sell but are just as tasty. Both were delicious and crumbly chewy.
Prices are pretty reasonable here. Items are offered in both refrigerated and room temperature types with many cakes as refrigerated kinds.
I truly enjoyed my baked goods from this place. If you have a sweet tooth or want to try a savory bread, I suggest giving this place a try.

Really cute baked goods design, but taste less! The macaroons have no flavor even though they are different colors. On the ingredients they will show you they are all made of the same stuff.
It is all cash and expensive for tasteless food. If you walk toward the older Fu Fu’s, go to King Bakery for tasty pasteries.

Don’t forget to review this wonderful bakery by that Malaysian restaurant you and mother tried.
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Here is a good place to visit after eating at the Malaysian restaurant that is a few doors down. It is a small bakery but filled with a good choice and very vibrant packaging of the bakery. It can get bumpety bumpety with other customers at times here but as fast as they came, they left.
You can find packaged slice of mini cupcakes, Panda leaf cakes, croissants, meat ladened postres, green tea cakes, chocolate twills, fresh fruit etc, it’s all here.