Mai Xiang Garden Bakery

My daughter lives in Indiana. She missed the Lunar New Year Festival due to the flu. She has always wanted to go purely for the intention of getting a mooncake. I made it my mission to find the and send her fresh mooncakes. I was thankful for this establishment, as they had five different flavors of mooncakes. This was the only place I located, close enough to Callahan, that actually sells mooncakes. They are located inside of R & D International Market. The bakery is well stocked with a very off sweet treats or savory baked goods. The staff was pleasant and helpful. They labeled each mooncake so we knew the flavors, as they are indivvidually wrapped. We shipped them overnight to her. We also bought doubles so we could try them.as well. The flavors were black sesame, green tea, pineapple, red bean and lotus. The black sesame and red bean were very dense. The lotus and green tea were a lighter texture with great flavor. Our favorite was the lotus with the red bean in second place. It is a quiet, quaint spot among the food court with a few tables to enjoy your purchase while you are there.

This place is AMAZING! The biggest Asian supermarket I've ever been in. Can't wait to go back and enjoy more of the food court!

I used to travel all the way to Orlando for these kinds of Asian pastries, so I’m really glad I don’t have to make that trip anymore! My daughter loves the sausage bread, and I’m a big fan of the scallion and sausage one. The turtle-shaped pastry filled with ube was surprisingly good, too. Their pineapple bun and egg tarts are delicious, and their cakes are always so beautifully made. I usually bring one when I visit friends, and they’re always thrilled and enjoy it so much.

Chinese bakery that’s located within the Chinese market in the food court. Rare spot in JAX and in a quaint complex. The pineapple buns are by far the best. The others were OK in my opinion but it’s a personal taste.