Kamalan bakery — Restaurant in Houston

Horrible Experience - Avoid Kamalan Bakery at All Costs! You will be SCAMMED!

I had one of the worst customer service experiences ever at Kamalan Bakery. I ordered and paid for a cake through their website, which is clearly connected to their Google profile and has the correct, up-to-date menu. But when I arrived to pick up my order, the old man working there was shockingly rude and dismissive. He claimed that the website “wasn’t theirs,” despite the clear connection to their business and accurate menu listings.

When I tried to show him my order confirmation on my phone, he actually shoved my phone away and yelled at me, outright refusing to even look! It was beyond unprofessional and humiliating. To make matters worse, I saw him treating other customers just as poorly—he was rude and dismissive to everyone there. This is not how any business should treat its customers.

If you’re considering ordering from Kamalan Bakery, think twice. They refuse to fulfill legitimate orders, dismiss customers, and seem completely uninterested in providing even the most basic level of respect. I hope no one else has to go through such a horrible experience. Spend your...

This was the next establishment in our hunt to find the best Japanese Cheesecake in town. While it didn’t make the list for that category.

The Mango cake was the star of the show today! It was so fluffy, with the perfect hint of sweetness, lite, and enjoyed by everyone. It didn’t last. Hehe

While we had a little bit of a language barrier communicating. But we were able to get everything we were after without to much difficulty.

Can’t wait to return to try more of their treats.

Note: The establishment address pulls up being located in the rear of the business park. This is false, its located on the front, off to the left corner and easily missed.

Then finding a spot to park will be your next difficulty. Not many spots available for all the business located in this corner section.

Hope it...

A smaller bakery in Chinatown. Although small, this place has a lot to offer. They have a wide range of savory breads and sweets. There are also cakes you can order beforehand for birthdays or special occasions. Of course, there are already cakes on display to buy on the spot. The prices are good here but there is one thing that this place has that no other bakeries in Chinatown has.

Taiyaki! It's an interesting dessert that consists of ice cream in the shape of a fish. You can choose from different flavors of ice cream of vanilla, green tea, plum, and etc. Afterward, you can choose your base of red bean or custard. Pocky sticks will complete your taiyaki with mochi and a fluffy whipped cream to top it off. I really enjoy this desserts not because it's so fun to say but because you get...