Maxim's Bakery Chinatown

I personally love this place except the weird smell maybe came from old building… anyway, the food is awesome with reasonable price, I go there alone or friends either way there’s spot I can sit feel comfortable. Lots seniors go there too, I love sitting with them feel the time goes slower there…. I also like how they keep the traditional hongkong style milk tea very strong but tasty! , nowadays, lots places don’t serve you as free drink with other meals, and one place I went to, it doesn’t even have the tea….I know it takes time to make it that’s why it’s tasty! Services are very experienced, they seems careless but they remember all the important parts with your request.

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Their yin yang (coffee/tea mix) is my favorite!! Be careful with their massive sugar bottles tho, it will give you twice the sugar you want! We had French toast, pineapple bun, and broccoli soup; and they were all excellent….and inexpensive. Cash only.Their French toast is so different from western kind but so good. It’s a must try.Also liked their mango pudding. It had lots of fresh mango pieces. One of the best in town.

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One of the few remaining HK cafe still in Chinatown. Being on the second floor it is a bit more hidden, but when the craving for fried rice and noodles, this is the place to go.The pineapple bun with butter comes with a nice thick slice of cold butter, and the bun just warms it up slightly for that nice contrast when you eat it.Milk tea is always good and can't go wrong with any of their fried rice and noodles dish.

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I believe this is the best maxim in Vancouver, came here first time and they had more variety than other maxim

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Great place to buy your buns and pasties.There's even a sit down dine in restaurant upstairs.

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