We stopped by to for some yummy treats. Pineapple shortbread is my favorite. The chicken pie was delicious too! We also had the hot sweet milk tea. We took our usual to go matcha bun, red bean paste bun, pork bun. & creme bun.

Hands down, it is the best Chinese bakery, especially for its moon cake! They have so many different options for moon cake. For the white lotus ones, they offer 0-4 egg yolk. The prices increase as the yolks quantity.

I love this place , the mango cake is my favorite. I also like the pineapple bread. My families favorite is also the Black Forest cake slices.

One of the things I gotta get used to in LA is the open malls they have here. They have a lot of shops lined up like this. This is my first time in Kee Wah Bakery since they don't have this chain in NYC. I was trying to find a non flaky crust egg tart and this was the only place that had it. It was a bit pricey but was super delicious. It was the best I had in LA so far. The other thing I tried were the Pineapple Cakes. Apparently they make it themselves. The filling was good but the cookie dough was a bit too dry for my tastes. They also sell homemade moon cakes which I didn't get to try. I would love to come back here next time I visit the area. I wish they open early. They don't open until 9:30am and close early too.

I consider myself a milk powder bread connoisseur and they have one of the best ones I've ever had. The bolo on top is sweet and crumbly without being overly greasy and has a generous filling of milk powder.

Their pastries are priced right, the quality is there, and the place is always clean and neatly organized. You won't find Asian pastries better than this in the 626! My favorite is the hot dog bun (been a favorite ever since I was a little girl ). My mom loves the ham & egg bun, which I've only ever seen at Kee Wah, and my dad's go-to is the coconut cream bun. They also make lovely dan tats (egg tarts) and Asian-styled fruit cakes! Also the staff is so friendly and sweet . Highly recommend!

Kee Wah saved the day! After going to Diamond Bakery across the street to find out that they ran out of egg tarts by 3pm, Kee Wah had plenty as they just made a fresh batch. $2.25 each for the original Hong Kong style. Needed these for a holiday party/surprise birthday and the lady was so nice when I asked if she had a birthday candle, she gave me one even though I did not buy a cake. She packed them in a nice and secure to go box and they were a hit! Everyone loved them, how can you go wrong with egg tarts? They make a nice dessert and alternative to a birthday cake when you don't really need the big size of a cake.

Kee wah eggtart never disappoints. We got both portugese and traditional hk. Both are good, depends what you like. They're around 2.25-2.50 each- not super cheap but worth it. The lady staffs are all so nice. It's custardy but not runny. The eggy flavor is just right. And the tart's hold up well. Nice little breakfast with coffee or afternoon snack. The bread is all fully stocked with a lot of variety too. Very affordable and so far everything taste good. This one is the MPK location. Kinda hidden, located in the 99ranch plaza.