Freshly baked Chinese pastries & iconic egg tarts, a Chinatown gem since the 2000s. Featured in NYTimes.
Nestled in Manhattan's Chinatown, this family-owned bakery has been serving up traditional Chinese baked goods since the early 2000s. It's a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike, known for its fresh, daily-made bread and pastries. Featured in NYTimes Cooking, the bakery is a testament to the enduring culinary legacy of Chinatown.
This Chinese bakery is celebrated for its fresh, daily-made baked goods, with standout mentions for their various egg tarts (including Macau style and dan tat), mooncakes, and pineapple buns. Customers frequently recommend these items and view the bakery as an authentic Chinatown experience.
"The bakery is highly recommended for its egg tarts, particularly the Macau style and dan tat versions, as well as its outstanding mooncakes and pineapple buns."
Customers consistently praise the bakery for its traditional Chinese baked goods, with a particular highlight on their egg tarts and mooncakes, often describing them as a must-try.
"Double Crispy was listed among general recommendations for take-home food souvenirs."
Neutral"Double Crispy Bakery was listed as a recommendation for Chinatown."
Neutral"Double Crispy Bakery is mentioned as an example of an unpretentious eatery in Manhattan's Chinatown that remains popular with locals."
Positive"This commenter states that Double Crispy Bakery in Chinatown is their go-to spot for bbq pork buns."
Positive"This comment lists several Chinatown bakeries that may have pork buns, including Double Crispy."
Neutral"The user listed Double Crispy as a recommendation for mooncakes, also noting a NYTimes feature on the establishment."
Positive"This user found Double Crispy to be good in terms of both quality and selection for mooncakes."
Positive"The user mentioned having an egg tart from Double Crispy Bakery in Chinatown."
Neutral"The user identified Double Crispy Bakery in Chinatown as the source of an egg tart."
Neutral"This establishment was listed as a recommendation for pineapple buns in the Flushing area."
Neutral"Double Crispy is described as an iconic Chinese bakery that also collaborates with many trendy restaurants in the area. It is a notable bakery in Chinatown."
Positive"The user recommended Double Crispy as an alternative to Lung Moon Bakery. They noted that it makes really good mooncakes and egg tarts and was recently featured in the NYTimes."
Positive"The original poster was looking for help identifying almond cookies purchased in Chinatown, NYC. The poster was unable to identify the specific cookies from a previous attempt to upload a photo."
Neutral"In response to a request for help identifying Chinese almond cookies from Chinatown, NYC, this commenter suggested they might be generically known as 'Chinese almond cookies' and provided a link to a recipe."
Neutral"Responding to an inquiry about almond cookies from Chinatown, NYC, this commenter asked if the cookies looked similar to a recipe they linked."
Neutral"Double Crispy is mentioned for its pineapple bun."
Positive"This bakery was suggested as a place that fits the description of the bakery the original poster was looking for."
Neutral"This bakery was recommended as a place similar to the one the original poster described in Chinatown, NYC."
Neutral"Double Crispy is recommended for its egg tarts, suggested as a unique sweet treat for visitors to NYC."
Positive"Double Crispy Bakery has recognition for supplying baked goods to trendy Cantonese restaurants, but its egg tarts are not considered superior to Tao Hong's, though they are distinct enough to try both."
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