Green Onion Pancake 手工葱油餅

These are wonderful as an Asian appetizer or to accompany an Asian meal.....Already cooked , so easy to cut to size and warm up in a tortilla warmer prior to serving.....my suggestion would be to change the method of shipping ....my order took approximately a week to arrive and the best before date on the cakes had expired by approximately 3 days by the time I received them...I froze them so it did not matter but it would have been preferred to have them arrive sooner....

We must like these; I keep ordering them. Yes, they're a bit expensive (shipping costs, after all, are built into product offerings even if you have Prime), but it's a lot easier to buy this way then make them ourselves. Looking to cook more often than we do in this pandemic year is, well, let's say it's off the table. Anyway, we will have these for breakfast or brunch, heating them up in a pan with a bit of oil and then adding an omelet or fried egg on top. And, by the way, they freeze beautifully and don't need to be defrosted before cooking.

These are perfectly made. The only better scallion pancakes I've had were fresh in a restaurant. I look forward to when the seller has them back in stock.

These pancakes are delicious! I've tried 5 or 6 other brands and these were the tastiest of all.

Warmed up and ate this with roasted pork and some banchan. OMG this is delicious stuff. I'm glad I took the chance. GP Bakery, thank you so much for your offer and, just so you know, you have a loyal customer for life! (Now, if I can just keep the others in my house away from the rest of these, and tell 'em to get their own...)

Tasty. Difficult to find outside a restaurant. . .or I am not looking in right places. Anyhow I do appreciate being able to order them somewhere and have them come fresh.

Since my last trip to Taiwan I've had a hardcore craving for scallion pancakes. I didn't hate it but it definetly didn't satisfy my danbing craving.

This stuff is waaaay overpriced. For $16+ anybody can go buy 36 of these that come frozen and by the way with an expiration date on them. I bought these thinking they were like the ones you get at Asian grocery stores like 99 Ranch Market, but they are not the same. These come already cooked and there's only one in each package. If you'd like to waste your money go ahead, but I don't see the point of buying these for this extremely high price regardless of how good they may taste.