Welcome to Grandpa Chen Char Siu Bao, where we specialize in crafting authentic Chinese-style bakery goods. Our pride and joy, the Char Siu Bun, epitomizes this blend of flavors and techniques, meticulously curated by Grandpa Chen himself. One of the customer favorites is our classic char siu bao that is a fusion of two cherished Chinese delights: the iconic pineapple bun and the flavorful char siu bun. Grandpa Chen’s expertise shines through as he achieves the perfect marriage of textures and tastes, balancing the golden, crispy exterior of a traditional pineapple bun with the succulent essence of char siu pork nestled within.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 253-07 Northern Blvd, Little Neck, NY 11362
Phone: (718) 316-9767
Website: https://charsiubaoinc.com/
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Reviews
While eating one of your chicken buns, I discovered a piece of plastic inside. This is absolutely unacceptable and poses a serious choking hazard.
I purchase your products expecting safe, quality food, not dangerous foreign objects that could cause injury. This level of negligence is alarming and makes me question your food safety and quality control standards.
Will be throwing everything out!
Went to the new bakery by me on Kissena Blvd and Horace Harding near the Dunkin Donuts and right in front of the Q25/34 bus stop where Regina Pizzeria used to be, Grandpa Chen Char Sui Bao. It’s the same name bakery as the one in Little Neck on Northern Blvd . They open at 7 am I think they close at 6 pm.
The buy one Char Sui Bao sale has been extended to Sunday 1/12/25. It only applies the the regular , pineapple topped char sui bun and I think it includes the regular pineapple bun too with nothing inside . They also sell steamed big buns, sausage buns, etc. plus, many bakery cookies , pineapple cakes etc .
The bun itself is tasty, comes out warm . There is a decent amount of filling . The taste of the char sui inside the bun is not too sweet but a bit lacking in that authentic “char sui” flavor for me since I am used to that OG flavor growing up. The prices seem reasonable $2.95 for the pineapple char sui bao, $2.50 for the regular char sui bun and $1.95 for the hom su gok, fried item with meat inside. Many streamed buns in the refrigerated section for you to take home to microwave or steam $12 for a pack of four big buns, they have the Chinese sausage bun and others too. They have cookies and other bakery items like pineapple buns, walnut cookies etc. The steam buns is missing something for me too. But I can definitely say that the topping on the pineapple char sui bun is very crispy and light and maybe the best pineapple topping I have had In Queens. I think Grandpa Chen’s bread is very tasty for the baked and steam buns and they do give a good amount of filling , but the fillings are lacking something in taste for me . I am still grateful that there is a business like this near me and hope they do well .
The pinnacle buns and chasiu is close if not better than meh lai wah. More crunchier crust. Amazing. Their mantou is so soft and fragrant with a touch of sweetness. AMAZING. The milk tea is super flavorful and not too sweet (requested less sugar and actually listened) egg tarts were on par with the more fancy places with the taipan price tag. Everything is super fresh!! Pricing is super good on everything, a must try. Will be frequenting this spot.