Yi Mei Bakery Hours: Plan a Cash-Only Visit

Check Yi Mei Bakery hours, compare approximate bun and cake costs, and plan your Broadway stop with cash before choosing from the counter.

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What are Yi Mei Bakery hours and what can you buy?

Yi Mei Bakery hours are listed as 6:30 AM to 7 PM every day at 81-26 Broadway in Elmhurst, Queens. This cash-only bakery offers Hong Kong-style buns, coconut buns and sponge cakes, making it an Elmhurst bakery to consider for a small sweet purchase. Bring cash and treat the listed prices as a planning guide: individual breads and buns are around $2, while a sponge cake is around $2.25. Check the counter selection before deciding what to buy, because the listing does not confirm which items remain available at a particular time.

The appeal is a tiny neighborhood shop rather than a large destination with a documented booking process. Its description contrasts a weathered exterior with a clean, orderly interior, and identifies red bean pastries among the visitor favorites. Use those details to decide whether the format suits your errand, not as a promise about service speed or seating. Yi Mei Bakery hours give you a daily window for planning, but they do not establish holiday exceptions. If you are making a special trip, call (718) 898-8005 before leaving and ask about the item you want.


Which details should you check before heading to Broadway?

Address: Yi Mei Bakery, 81-26 Broadway, Elmhurst, Queens, New York.
Yi Mei Bakery hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 6:30 AM–7 PM, local New York time.
Phone: (718) 898-8005.
Payment: cash only.
Price signal: $; individual breads and buns around $2; sponge cakes around $2.25. A listed late-hour offer is two breads for $3, with no confirmed start time or guaranteed availability.
Rating: 4.3 out of 5 from 52 ratings in the asset.
Not confirmed: holiday exceptions, reservations, delivery, parking, step-free access or current stock.


What should you compare at this Broadway bakery counter?

Start with the kind of texture and filling you want, rather than assuming every tray will contain the same selection on each visit. The shop is described as specializing in exceptionally soft buns and sponge cakes; its fuller description singles out fluffy coconut and red bean pastries as visitor favorites. Those are useful starting points for a question at the counter, not an exhaustive menu. If your preference is a filled pastry rather than cake, ask which of those options is available and compare the displayed item before paying.

The two gallery photos show bread and cake displays from the POI's own image collection. They help you understand the shop's counter-focused format, but they are not evidence of today's stock or a current price list. Use the photos for orientation, not a guaranteed order. For a visitor choosing a single snack, the practical comparison is between the soft bread described in the asset and the sponge-cake option listed separately in its price notes. There is no verified ingredient or allergen information here, so ask staff directly about anything you need to avoid instead of treating a familiar pastry name as an ingredient guarantee.

How do Yi Mei Bakery hours affect your cash budget?

Plan your cash around the listed per-item amounts, then confirm the actual total at the shop. The asset gives an approximate $2 price for an individual bread or bun and about $2.25 for a sponge cake. As a budgeting illustration, one of each comes to roughly $4.25 using those figures; that calculation is not a quoted combo, a final bill or a promise about current pricing. If your purchase depends on a strict spending limit, ask for the total before committing rather than relying on the estimate alone.

The price notes also mention a late-hour offer of two breads for $3. Yi Mei Bakery hours establish the shop's regular closing time, but the asset does not specify when this offer begins or which breads qualify. Treat the late-hour price as something to ask about, not the reason to postpone a necessary purchase. No promotion dates, continuing availability or exact start time are confirmed. This distinction matters if you are comparing an earlier stop with an evening one: the former can be planned against the daily schedule, while any discount still needs confirmation. The practical payment instruction stays the same whichever time you choose: bring cash.

How can you check Yi Mei Bakery hours before a special trip?

Choose a visit within the published daily window and use the phone number when your plan depends on a particular item or an unusual date. The weekly schedule repeats 6:30 AM to 7 PM from Monday through Sunday, so there is no separate shorter Sunday window in the asset. That makes an early-day or afternoon stop possible on paper, without establishing which period is quietest. There is no verified queue pattern, baking timetable or stock update, and an opening time alone does not prove that your preferred pastry is ready then.

For Yi Mei Bakery hours on a holiday, the honest answer is that no exception is documented here. Call (718) 898-8005 and ask whether the ordinary schedule applies before making a dedicated trip. Confirm the detail that would change your decision: opening on that date, the item you want or the price you intend to rely on. The location is recorded as operational and recommended, which supports planning around this specific Broadway shop rather than treating it as a closed listing. It does not turn the regular schedule into a real-time open-now guarantee, and this page does not supply transit directions, parking availability or an accessible entrance assessment.


What else should you ask before visiting?

What are Yi Mei Bakery hours on Sunday?
Yi Mei Bakery hours on Sunday are 6:30 AM to 7 PM, matching the other six days. No special holiday schedule is supplied, so call ahead if your visit falls on a date when an exception would matter.

Where is the bakery in Queens?
The recorded address is 81-26 Broadway in Elmhurst, Queens, New York. Use that street address to identify the shop; this guide does not establish a subway entrance, walking time or a parking location.

Can I pay by card?
The shop is explicitly described as cash only. Bring cash before going rather than assuming a card or mobile wallet will work. No ATM location or alternative payment arrangement is documented in the source asset.

How much should I budget for bread or cake?
The price notes put individual breads and buns around $2 and a sponge cake around $2.25. Those are approximate signals, not a complete menu, and you should check the actual price and total at the counter.

What should I compare at the counter?
The description emphasizes soft buns, sponge cake, fluffy coconut pastries and red bean favorites. Ask which options are present when you arrive; neither the description nor the gallery confirms a full selection throughout the day.

Do Yi Mei Bakery hours confirm the late-hour bread discount?
No. A two-breads-for-$3 offer appears in the price notes, but there is no confirmed start time, qualifying list or availability guarantee. Ask whether it applies instead of planning your entire purchase around receiving it.

Can I reserve items or arrange delivery?
The asset does not confirm reservations, advance orders or delivery. You can call the listed number to ask, but this page cannot present any of those services as available or provide an unverified booking link.

Is parking or step-free access confirmed?
Neither parking nor step-free access is established in the supplied record. If either is essential to your trip, check directly before setting out; a street address and storefront photograph are not enough to verify those facilities.

Do Yi Mei Bakery hours include special holiday exceptions?
No special periods are supplied alongside the weekly timetable. The asset lists the same daily window throughout the week, but that is not confirmation of opening on every holiday; use the phone number to check your specific date.


What else could you plan?

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