Eldo Bakery

Chicago, Estados Unidos

3.6

8 opiniones

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+1 312-674-1368
Dirección:
227 W Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL, 60616
entre Cottage Grove Ave y Indiana Ave
Chinatown
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
180 mCermak-Chinatown
560 mCermak-McCormick Place
1.1 kmClark & 15th Street
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Horario local (Chicago) 7:30 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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8 opiniones sobre Eldo Bakery

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Tu valoración: 3
Chicago, IL
I only come here for the 5 p.m. price deal (mainly the 5 egg tarts for $ 2.) I brought the 3 haam sui gau for $ 1 once, but they were not exactly tasty. If you are insterested in the 5 p.m. price deal, then make sure to mention it or they will sell you those items for regular prices. By the way, 5 p.m. deal don’t apply to every item.
Tu valoración: 4
Chicago, IL
small little bakery. to me the food is only average. nothing special about it. what draws me back here is the cheap prices!
my favorite thing to order from here is the beef over rice! i can eat that for days! its flavored just right and the beef is not chewy.
i also like their congee. I’ve tried the fish fillet congee and the pork with preserved eggs. for 3.50 in a big soup container. u really cant beat it.
other things i tried was their fried rice, beef chow fun, pot stickers, and few others that i forgot. they tasted ok. had better. but the prices cant be beat!
Tu valoración: 4
Chicago, IL
NOTE: The name has recently changed to Sunshine bakery/​café.
The main reason I’m giving this place 4 stars is because this one of the very few remaining Chinese bakeries in Chinatown that sell frozen potstickers to the public. I’m not talking about those flimsy skinned potstickers you see in American grocery stores. These are the real and authentic potstickers with the crunchy and thick skin.
Aside from the potstickers, the baked goods are on the cheaper end compared to Feida or Chiu Kwon.
Legit Chinese people working at this place.
Tu valoración: 3
Chicago, IL
If you go to Eldo, the best things are thier beef or shrimp cheong funn. You get the bang for the buck. Not bad for $ 1.80 per order, while the dim sum restaurant charge close to $ 3.00. Pot stickers, rice noodles with beef and coconut buns are also good. For the other buns, go to Feida or Chui Quon. Parking can be a hassle if Chinatown is busy on Cermak. Cheapest bakery in Chinatown, but cheap doesn’t always mean good.
Tu valoración: 4
Seattle, WA
85 cent ham & egg sticky buns. why are you still reading, go there!
for real, i went there this morning and this bun was ctrl+alt+delicious. normally i don’t like to review a place if i’ve only eaten a single thing they sell, but i’d go daily just for this one treat. in fact, i think i’m going tomorrow just so i can try something else (of course, in addition to the ham & egg bun). 85 cents!
Tu valoración: 4
Chicago, IL
If what you want is a quick, tasty lunch for almost no money, Eldo’s little boxes are a perfect choice. Their primary focus is standard Chinese bakery fare, but Eldo also offers lotus leaf packets of sticky rice, boxes of potstickers made on site, and wheat or rice noodles stir-​fried wth bits of vegetables and meat — all for $ 2.00 or less (3 pot stickers per box), wait time zero. If you’re in a rush and in the area, you could hardly invent a better solution.
Tu valoración: 3
Chicago, IL
Very good bakery w/​great deserts and fabulous breads! I’ve been here once in passing and really liked it. It’s a little far from Lincoln Park, where I live so I probably won’t be back.
Tu valoración: 4
Bartlett, IL
Most of the deserts at this bakery all look really good and appetizing. They all are displayed real nicely with cool icings and designs. However, not all of them taste as good as they look. Most of the cakes that look real good, have a funny taste to it. Some are too sweet. But the bakery does have some really good stuff. Make sure to try the double fudge chocolate cakes!