Short answer
A sensible first basket from the Six Ping Bakery menu is one soft bun, one cake and one pastry, plus a breakfast item from the Teamenjoin tea shop. Most bakery prices are not confirmed, so check the official website or ask in the shop.
The Six Ping Bakery menu, as far as public listings record it, covers soft breads and buns, cakes, pastries and cookies, and a few cold treats. A good first visit mixes one item from each group so you learn what the bakery does best before you commit to a bigger order. This guide is independent and does not sell anything, so treat it as a shopping list to take with you.
What is on the Six Ping Bakery menu?
The items below come from a directory listing for the 9889 Bellaire Blvd shop, a 2011 Houston Press review and the Six Ping Teamenjoin ordering page. The official website, sixping.com, could not be read when this guide was researched, so the list is partial and may have changed.
- Breads and buns: milk bread, sweet breads, savory breads, custard bun and pork floss bun.
- Cakes: pandan cake, taro cake, birthday cakes, brown sugar mochi cake and a small cream-filled sponge cake.
- Pastries and cookies: animal-shaped pastries, almond cookies and a red bean pastry.
- Cold treats: gelato and ice cream in unusual flavors at the 10623 Bellaire Blvd shop, according to a directory.
None of the bakery items above has a confirmed price. The full recorded list is on the menu page.
What should you buy first?
Pick one thing from each row and you will taste most of what a Chinese and Taiwanese-style bakery is known for.
| Pick | Type | Why start here |
|---|---|---|
| Milk bread | Soft bread | A plain way to judge how soft the dough is |
| Pork floss bun | Savory-sweet bun | Shows the sweet and salty balance common in these bakeries |
| Custard bun | Sweet bun | A mild, creamy filling that suits most people |
| Pandan cake | Cake | Light green sponge with a grassy, vanilla-like flavor |
| Taro cake | Cake | A gentle, nutty sweetness from the root |
| Animal-shaped pastry | Pastry | Fun to look at and easy to share |
| Almond cookies | Cookie | Keeps well if you want something for later |
If you are buying for a group, add a few almond cookies and one cake to share. Cakes by the slice are easier to taste than a whole one.
Which breakfast items belong to the tea shop?
Six Ping Teamenjoin at 9384 Bellaire Blvd is a separate tea and Taiwanese breakfast shop with its own ordering page. On that page, as of November 2026, the Baked Sesame Pancake is listed at $3.25, the Egg Pancake at $5.25 and the Red Bean Pastry at $3.75. Those prices apply to the tea shop only and should not be assumed for the bakery shops. The tea shop’s full breakfast list is covered in its own guide section of this site.
How does shopping in a Chinese bakery usually work?
A 2011 Houston Press review of the 9384 Bellaire Blvd shop described a self-service format with a tray, where you pick pastries yourself and pay at the counter. That is a common pattern in Chinese bakeries in general, but the review is old, so the current routine at each Six Ping shop may differ. Watch what other customers do on your first visit, or ask staff.
A few general habits help. Soft buns are best on the day you buy them. Cakes are fragile, so carry them flat. If you want a birthday cake, directories list birthday cakes as a product, but no pre-order policy is confirmed, so ask the shop or check the official website.
How do you check prices and hours before you go?
Prices are the main gap in the public record. The official website is the first place to look, and the shop phone number for the 9889 Bellaire Blvd location is (713) 774-0325. Google Maps showed that shop open Tuesday to Thursday from 8 AM to 9 PM and Friday from 8 AM to 9:30 PM on 11 November 2026. Weekend and Monday hours were not confirmed, so call before a weekend trip. Details for each shop are on the hours and location page.
Google Maps gives a typical spend of $1 to $10 per person for that shop. That is a rough guide to the scale of a small bakery purchase, not a price list.
Common questions
Does the guide list prices for every bakery item?
No. Prices for the bun, cake and pastry items are not confirmed. Only the Teamenjoin tea shop breakfast items and its Red Bean Pastry have prices on the ordering page.
Can I order these items through this guide?
No. This is an independent guide and takes no orders. Use the official website, call the shop or visit in person.
Is everything on the list sold at every shop?
That is not confirmed. Six Ping has several shops in Houston, and the recorded items come from directory listings and a review, so availability can differ by shop and by day.
Which shop sells the breakfast items?
The breakfast items with prices belong to Six Ping Teamenjoin at 9384 Bellaire Blvd, a separate tea and Taiwanese breakfast shop.
This article is general information from an independent guide, not from Six Ping Bakery itself. For the store’s current details see hours and location.