Kam Do Bakery — Restaurant in Richmond

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a charming bakery called "Sweet Delights Bakery," and I must say, it left a lasting impression on me. From the moment I walked in, the delightful aroma of freshly baked goods enveloped the cozy space, instantly making me feel welcome and excited to explore their offerings.

One of the standout features of Sweet Delights Bakery is their incredible attention to detail. Each pastry and bread seemed like a work of art, beautifully crafted and expertly presented. The variety was astounding, ranging from flaky croissants to decadent cakes, all displayed with care and precision.

The quality of their baked goods is truly exceptional. I couldn't resist trying their signature almond croissant, and it was an absolute revelation. The delicate layers melted in my mouth, and the filling had the perfect balance of sweetness and nutty flavor. It was evident that the bakers at Sweet Delights take pride in using only the finest ingredients and traditional techniques.

Beyond the exquisite pastries, the staff's warmth and friendliness added to the overall experience. They were more than willing to share their recommendations and knowledge about the different offerings, creating a personalized touch that made the visit even more special.

The ambiance of the bakery was equally enchanting. Soft classical music played in the background, creating a soothing atmosphere that made it easy to linger over a cup of expertly brewed coffee while savoring my treats.

In conclusion, Sweet Delights Bakery is a true gem. It combines exceptional craftsmanship, a diverse selection of delectable treats, and a welcoming atmosphere to create a memorable and delightful bakery experience. Whether you're a local resident or a passerby, I highly recommend paying a visit to this wonderful...

Came here for their breakfast menu on a Sunday. The store was empty at 8am time but the shelves were full of goods. We ordered the pineapple bun sandwich with corned beef and the satay beef instant noodles. We also got the pineapple bun with red bean, wife cake, green bean cake, milk powder bun, sesame mochi, coconut bun and garlic ham bun.

I would recommend the coconut bun and the sesame mochi for the baked goods. The milk powder bun also had a lot of filling. The prices are moderately priced.

As for the pineapple bun with corned beef and cheese and egg. Boy oh boy did it create a mess in the car but it was very delicious. You couldn't really taste the cheese much but the egg was very creamy and delicious. The corned beef was just salty enough to balance the sweetness of the pineapple bun. The portion was also quite large. I just wish there was a bit of veggies in it maybe pickles or something to balance off the heaviness of everything.

As for the instant noodles with satay beef, I wouldn't order it again. The instant noodle soup base was okay. Nothing amazing. The instant noodles were cooked well. I liked that the container separated the instant noodles and the soup. They give you quite a bit of satay beef but it didn't have much satay flavour.

Overall would recommend their pineapple bun sandwich and some of their baked goods. I used to be a big fan of their wife cakes but as I've grown older I no longer crave for them. But they are definitely known for them and you should definitely try it if...

The people are a bit rude which was surprising as it was my first day and place I went to in Vancouver and Canada overall. A person not necessarily yelled but hollered loudly at my sister to get in line to be helped where literally everyone heard and saw but she was just looking in the glass window where some baked goods were. She was definitely embarrassed and I felt concerned for her the rest of the day bc of it and bc they don't tell you they only allow cash or Canadian debit until you've gone up to the cash register with all the food you've picked then having to return it. It is written on a card smaller than a flashcard but again not written at the entrance or recognizable to the human eye before getting to the register. I've been to another Canadian bakery that only allowed cash and you noticed immediately when walking in they only accepted cash. So I wouldn't say we just weren't paying attention it just wasn't obvious for someone walking in for the first time.

The woman in front of us had American cash that she was allowed to pay in exchange but was arguing with the lady at the register bc the bakery said $1 USD = 1 Canadian dollar but really a USD dollar is worth more since it's currently $0.73 Canadian dollar is $1 USD. So definitely felt like they were trying to cheat and make...