Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum

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4.4

( 8 reviews )

Bakery, Grocery store

Open 07:00 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

2253 S Wentworth Ave, Chicago, IL 60616, United States

+1 3122-256-608

Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum is a well-known and highly regarded establishment in the heart of the city. Renowned for its delectable dim sum and a wide array of baked goods, this family-owned bakery has been serving the community for decades. The bakery is celebrated for its traditional Chinese pastries, including savory buns, egg custards, and delicious red bean buns. The dim sum menu offers a variety of options, from BBQ pork buns to Portuguese egg tarts. Whether it's a quick snack or a full dim sum meal, Chiu Quon Bakery & Dim Sum offers an authentic and satisfying dining experience. With a focus on quality and authenticity, the bakery remains a popular destination for locals and visitors alike.

Amenities and More

Takeaway
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Breakfast
In-store shopping
Cash only
In-store pick-up
Quick visit

Reviews

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Ian rickard

March 22, 2024

Back to try the egg custard, 2 types. It was good. Stopped by for quick breakfast take out, the pastries were average. Should be avoided. I’ll try something else next time. Service was a problematic with counter person having language difficulties.

Bamboo

March 22, 2024

I love coming to this bakery. One of my favorite spots for a quick breakfast. Cash only. The service is always fast and efficient. I will say everything in the bakery looks delicious, but looks can be deceiving. Some of the items are not for my American taste buds (I.E. Chinese sausage), but what I do regularly order I absolutely love. I get the roast pork buns (pics included), shumai, and my wife’s favorite custard tarts. Stop in and try ‘em!

Jeannie tran butterfield

March 22, 2024

Red bean and taro buns — egg tart was simply delicious. The buns are perfect and priced well, and they have so many options. I often get the egg sausage veggie bun to keep frozen in my fridge, and they make for a great meal anytime to just steam easily. The red bean buns were so delicious, and the taro was a perfect amount of sweet — buns were fluffy

Darkknight408

March 22, 2024

Deep dish pizza is one of Chicago's claim to foodie fame. But the city should also be known for its traditional baked savory and sweet chinese pastries. Chiu Quon 's bakers have maintained the traditional way of preparing sweet and savory delights in pillowy buns or delicately flaky bites. Its char siu bun, well known in the community, is a delight-dough is soft and pillowy encasing a generous and delicious pork charsiu filling. One bun can satisfy hunger but its so tasty to want to have 1 or 2 more. Surprisingly, most of the baked goods are inexpensive.

Lei li

March 22, 2024

Really good. Soft and chewy bread. Fresh ! It's always one of my favorite bakery shops.. When I go to China town, I grab a box of these breads all the time.

Bryon hammons

March 22, 2024

Let’s get it out of the way. This place only takes cash. Get over it. The buns here are so fresh, perfectly proofed and baked. The bbq pork buns had a good amount of filling with the perfect amount of sweetness. The coconut cream bun was heavenly. The cream was so light and not too sweet. Just divine!

Christopher martinez

March 22, 2024

They ONLY accept cash. There is an ATM inside the store however. I find it hard to believe that there are still places like that nowadays. The homeless in Portland even accepts SQUARE and PayPal! Come on… The selection of Chinese pastries were average, but I couldn’t tell you if they taste good because I don’t carry cash and I don’t want to pay $1 ATM fee if I only need $2.5 for the cake. Maybe IRS ought to take a closer look at this place…

Thomas raar

March 22, 2024

If you have tried original Japanese bakery this place will disappoint you. If not, you'll probably find it delicious. The cheesecake is good but not as fluffly as the original one, the swiss cake is good but nothing from another world. Nevertheless, don't let my opinion discourage you from trying something from this famous place in the Chicago China town, I'm sure you'll enjoy them. The service is quick and cordial despite the crowd. Only accepts cash.