Check Malay Bakery Hours in Brooklyn

Find Chinese pastries on New Utrecht Avenue, check daily opening times, and save a bakery reminder for your next Brooklyn stop.

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Where can I find Chinese pastries on New Utrecht Avenue?

Malay Bakery is at 6919 New Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn, with listed hours of 6 AM–7 PM every day. Its focus is Chinese-style baked goods rather than Malay specialties, including crispy-topped pineapple buns and red bean buns with a balanced, not-too-sweet filling. Check the address and listed opening times here, then save a reminder for a visit.

The bakery is described as budget-friendly, with fast, friendly service. Call (718) 256-2626 if you need current prices or other details before going.


What should I check before visiting?

Address: 6919 New Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
Listed hours: Monday–Sunday, 6 AM–7 PM
Known for: Chinese-style pastries, crispy-topped pineapple buns, and red bean buns
Price description: Budget-friendly; individual prices are not supplied
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 from 19 reviews
Phone: (718) 256-2626


Which buns should I compare at the counter?

Pineapple buns are described as crispy-topped, while red bean buns have a balanced filling that is not too sweet. Comparing the pineapple and red bean buns gives you a crispy topping versus a bean filling to consider at the counter. The shop focuses on Chinese baked goods despite its name and Chinese-language signage; it is not presented as a specialist in Malay pastries. Check what is available when you visit.

How can I plan around the listed opening times?

The listed schedule is 6 AM to 7 PM from Monday through Sunday, so the same opening window applies across the week. Use the daily 6 AM–7 PM window to choose a time for your visit and save a reminder. If your plan depends on a particular pastry or holiday opening, call (718) 256-2626 to ask before setting out; the regular schedule alone does not confirm those details.

How do I find the shop and confirm details?

Use 6919 New Utrecht Avenue in Brooklyn as your destination; the phone number is (718) 256-2626. The bakery’s Chinese-language signage is a useful identity check at the storefront, because the name alone may suggest a different pastry tradition. The description identifies Chinese-style baked goods and a budget-friendly stop. Keep the address and number with your reminder so you can confirm any details that matter before visiting.


What else should I know before I go?

Where is the shop?
6919 New Utrecht Avenue in Brooklyn, New York.

What are the opening times?
The listed regular schedule is Monday–Sunday, 6 AM–7 PM.

Does the shop specialize in Malay pastries?
The description identifies Chinese baked goods rather than Malay specialties, despite the name.

Which buns are mentioned?
Crispy-topped pineapple buns and red bean buns with a balanced, not-too-sweet filling.

What phone number is listed?
(718) 256-2626.

What rating is recorded?
3.9 out of 5 from 19 reviews.


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