Amazing cake I ordered from them. Loved it completely. Will order again and again. They also have lunch options and nice seating so maybe will visit them for a lunch bite with my wife.

Its a beautiful place, the server were very friendly , I love the siu long Bao and shrimp bumbling, taste juicy, if the shell can be thinner that's perfect, the blueberry bread is full of blueberry flavor, we have tried the mango boba, in a hot day, it is very refreshing

Wow, this place is pricey BUT... cute. They have boba, dumplings, and cake?! Their little bakery section is a similar setup to an 85-degree bakery with individual pastries. They have a little hot food section across the main counter but it was closed when we were there. I had the T10 Molten -- for my mango lovers. This drink was about $10 including tax. It was delicious with chunks of fresh blended mango. This drink was more of a dessert than a drink. I like that they have outdoor seating that wraps around the sidewalk so there is time to chit-chat and enjoy your drink. This place can easily put a dent in your wallet so definitely a place to "treat yourself" but not a place I would visit too often.

We had the best experience at T&5 bakery. My 20 year old daughter wanted a heart shaped classic looking cake for her birthday. I had walked by the window of T&5 bakery and saw that they made custom cakes. I sent them a couple pictures of what kind of cake I was looking for. They were so helpful and came up with a design that was absolutely perfect! The cake was delicious. The frosting wasn't too sweet and my daughter was so happy with her cake. I came back a couple months later and ordered another custom cake for my daughter who was turning 13. Again, they made us the most delicious cake. This one had fresh mango in the filling. I found out they do not use any preservatives or extracts. All of the flavors come fresh from real ingredients. Their cakes are so amazing that I'm back again today to order a cake for my 11 year old's birthday. They also make a drink called the Mango Molten that is amazing!

We were in the Folsom area and were craving some snacks and drinks. We looked to our favorite Yelp and found T&5 Cafe Bakery. This place looked to have snacks and it looked to have drinks. Perfect! This bakery is located in a small plaza. It was very windy that day, so I tried to park away from trees that day haha. Upon entering the bakery, I noticed it was a bit small. There were 3 tables against the right side of the wall and very near to the display case. While looking at the menu I was greeted by Mrs. Kong. She asked if it was our first time there. After finding out it was our first time there, she took the time to explain the process of getting pastries and also explained the pastries themselves. I let her know we didn't eat pork, so she pointed us to pastries that we can have. I greatly appreciated her taking the time to explain and recommend items we could have. After gathering a few pastries, we went on to figure out what hot items to order. Usually sui mai is made of pork, so when I saw they had chicken sui mai, we definitely had to get some. Mrs. Kong also recommended a Lava Bun. She said it was not on the menu, but it was a very good warm dessert. Both hot items were very good and highly recommended. The Lava Bun was not too sweet and the Chicken Sui Mai tasted very fresh. If Pastries and Hot items were not enough, we also ordered some drinks. We got the S5 - Mango Pomelo Sago and S11 - Coconut Water Kale Juice. Both drinks were very fresh. They put fresh fruit in the drinks, nothin artificial. You can see them make the drinks with the fresh fruit and you can most definitely taste that. When in the area, I highly recommend checking this place out. It is a bit pricier than other places, but you definitely get what you pay for. High quality ingredients that you can definitely taste!

12/28/23 Craving fresh fruit, dessert or drinks to finish a dinner? Come to T&5. They serve dim sum, baked goods Togo, cakes, crepes and boba drinks! It was our first time here and it was a bit over whelming. We just came in for dessert but walked out with a bag of baked goods for tomorrow from lotus sticky rice to bbq pork baked buns (char sui Bao's) to other baked goods to go. They even have classic chocolate cookies! It's a cute little corner dessert shop. There is a couple of seats inside. There was 3 staff members tonight and 30 minutes before closing so quite a bit of bestsellers were gone. I was told their coconut slice bread is a popular item We ordered a strawberry matcha latte, a molten mango beverage & mango sago pomelo. You can taste the fresh fruit. They don't use powder flavors here, and only blend fresh fruit so prices are on the higher side. Staff was nice, felt a bit pressured to buy stuff that we probably wouldn't have normally purchased and ended up walking out $84 lighter after tip. I'll have to come back to try the egg tarts! But will probably wait a bit before coming back.

I'm so glad we stopped by this place while we were in Folsom! First off the inside of the shop is impeccably decorated. When we entered, we were immediately greeted by the friendly staff. We picked up a bunch of things, all of which tasted delicious. We got Raisin Bread, croissant hot dogs, baked char siu baos, har gow, siu mai, a passion fruit tea with lychee and boba, some egg tarts, and a slice of their matcha cake! Everything tasted delicious, but i gotta give it a 10 / 10 for the boba drink, the egg tarts, and the matcha cake! First, their drink has fresh real bits of lychee and passion fruit (lilikoi) in it. The egg tarts had the perfect amount of char on it, which balanced the sweet flavor of the rest of it. And the matcha cake... well let's just say it didn't last more than 10 seconds (because it was so good). Definitely recommend coming here to grab a bite if you're hungry for typical asian bakery goodies, some dim sum goodies, or want to get the best boba drink you've ever tasted!!

We were craving some delicious Asian-style bakery goods when we came across T&5 on Yelp. After seeing the rave reviews (and dim sum offerings), we decided to check it out. The shop was quite cute. There are a lot of advertisements on the outside and inside there were baked goods, dim sum, and milk tea options on display. It could be a bit overwhelming to decide what to order. After a short team huddle, we ordered a coconut milk-mango DirtyTea T.9, an order of the Sticky Rice Dumplings D7, a Taro bread, a Chashiu Bread, and two egg custard tarts. We are happy to report that everything we ordered was delicious! The T9 Dirty Tea included coconut milk and Mango puree/chunks and mango popping boba, which was easy to drink and not too sweet. My boyfriend is a huge mango fan and he loved it. D7 included two medium-sized sticky rice balls, wrapped with clear chewy rice paper. It had a filling with sausage, meat, and egg yolk. It was yummy. Both the Taro and Chashiu buns tasted great as well. They were not overly sweet/salty, and the brioche-style bread was so satisfying to bite into. The egg tarts were really good as well. They had a buttery crust and creamy filling, which was satisfying. Overall, we were very impressed with T&5 and would like to try more of their drinks and dim sum options. I noticed there are not that many Asian bakeries and/or dim sum places around the greater Sacramento area yet, and think it's absolutely a treat to have such a little gem in Folsom. Highly recommended!

Let them eat cake! Sure but at T&5 they have a bunch of other yummy offerings than cake. The other menu options include dim sum, milk tea drinks, baked goods, macaroons, egg custards (Portuguese and Chinese), and pastries. Luvin the diversity that they bring to the food scene in Folsom. The shop is small but mighty. They have individually wrapped baked goods like the pork baos, pineapple buns, hot dog baos, garlic buns, cinnamon rolls, and cookies. Prices average $3-5. Those are self serve. You grab a tray and go to town loading it up, then you pay at the counter. For dim sum items, milk tea, coffee drinks, smoothies, you order at the counter. But wait, they offer more items. Behind the glass counter, they have other more delicate pastries such as macarons, egg tarts (Portuguese or Chinese), cake slices, and whole cakes. I had a heck of a time deciding what to get since there was so many options. I had a pork bao.. it had a nice amount of pork filling inside with a soft bready outside. The filling was tasty. The almond cookie was light and crisp. The green onion and hot dog pastry was classic. By golly just about everything I have tried here is fantastically yummy. There is no indoor seating, it is all outdoor patio seating. But I am not a fan of using upholstered chairs for outdoor use which they do here. The interior is darn gorgeous. Modern gold accent lighting fixtures against bright, cool colored shades of white. Very posh without the pretentiousness.