Amazing bakery. It's located in an Asian section of Orlando. They have a ton of sweets and drink options. There is a ton of space inside and outside. I got a green tea. There were a ton of different green tea varieties. Weirdly enough, the green tea only came in one size. It was very, very hot as well (like too hot to drink for quite awhile). The taro tea was really good as well. It was put in this interesting, big bottle. Service here was fast.

A unique Asian bakery that is definitely worth trying! The bakery side is serve-yourself style, you get your own tray and tongs and choose whichever pastries you want. There is lots to choose from as well as fresh loaves of bread. You can also order from the hot menu or get teas as well. I tried the fried dumplings and they were delicious! I wish the dining area was a little cleaner, but other than that it was a good experience and I would come back again

Random restaurant that seemed mediocre on the outside but surprisingly large and modern inside. Really a do-not-judge-a-book-by-its-cover situation. Ordering was done up front and made promptly. The Taro milk tea was less sweet than most locations I've ordered but still great! The tea's container was unique yet versatile. The japanese roasted sencha tea was light and refreshing. Great restaurant!

I've visited this place countless times as it is my favorite place to get buns in Orlando. The interior is well-lit, nicely decorated, and very clean. The staff are both friendly and efficient. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating. Note that they get very busy especially on the weekends. They regularly restock their buns throughout the day, but they will run out. Some of our favorite buns include the golden onion roll, ham and cheese bun, pineapple bun, roast pork bun, and coconut cream bun. Their egg tarts are fantastic, one of my favorite Asian bakery items growing up. I also enjoy their drinks, the black sesame milk tea being my personal favorite. THe dim sum is tasty, and the dumplings are notably large. However, the 1908 tofu didn't quite meet my expectations, despite them noting it as an award-winning appetizer. One feature I particularly appreciate is the self-serve station near the entrance/exit stocked with plates, utensils, chili oil, to-go boxes, etc. - it's incredibly convenient. Overall, while their buns are fantastic, the prices are on the higher side. Despite this, I absolutely love coming here and will continue to do so. For dim sum, I'd likely just keep going to a regular dim sum restaurant unless I only want one or two plates. Side note: they have a rewards program, look for a blue sign in their restaurant and scan the QR code to join.

Food was so good. Servings were also big! They have so many pastries. Service was fast. Ambiance was also nice. A bit expensive but its worth it.

Bakery 1908 is just like your standard Asian bakery serving up classics, like pork floss buns and pineapple buns. Our buns were pretty standard, but I've definitely had better. The chocolate croissant was good, but burnt at the bottom. I wish they had more savory buns that didn't contain pork. My milk tea with boba was great. Their drinks are not too sweet. I would compare the full sugar level here to a 75% sugar at a different boba shop. I didn't get to try any of the cooked food, so I can't speak on that part of the bakery. We came on a Sunday afternoon and it was PACKED. Definitely avoid coming on the weekend if you can. Despite this, the check out counter and employees moved fast. The restaurant is super cute with modern style seating.

Place always looked busy. And it was. Ordered up some chicken dishes and the portions were huge. Popcorn chicken was tasty. But a smidge dry Honey Walnut chicken is not what I expected. Only thing honey'd was the walnuts. The vanilla sauce just did not do it for me. We got plenty of leftovers so two meal for price of one it hits the mark. We grabbed some pastries on the way out and the little tart was very good. The filling on the sweet bread was lacking. We had the chocolate lace cake and the dolce deleche (sp?) and there was hardly any filling at all. Very sweet bread but filling was disappointing. I am going to be back to try the soups. They looked great. Protip: it is crowed so plan accordingly. Parking is a challenge.

Bakery 1908 is fairly new Asian Bakery spot located in the Colonialtown, Chinatown-Orlando area. Sadly I came here right AFTER having a full meal elsewhere. Bad mistake on my end. But that did not stop me from trying out their drinks and baked goods. The drinks were delicious and the pastries and desserts were fresh and delicious. The inside gives a nice ambience and vibe. A nice scent of fresh baked goods once you walk in. A nice spot to come here for drinks and small eats with friends and to chill and relax. Service was great. All the staff, especially the ones behind the counter was friendly and attentive. It's abit on the pricy side in my opinion, but still worth it. I am going to make a promise to myself to come here with an empty stomach and be ready to eat. A must try and visit place whenever you are in Orlando.

Ordered our daughter's 1st birthday cake here! Was able to customize it exactly as shown and it came out perfect and was delicious. We've been here a few times before to eat, both from the bakery menu and the small plates, and it's always been a good experience. Staff is very friendly and food has all been wonderful. Highly recommend!!