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Mid's Bakery

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
BSolid

Score: 72 / 100

Food quality78
Value for money65

Based on 13 data points · Updated 3 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 19 Sept 2026

Our take: Mid's Bakery is a harder-to-categorise spot than the name suggests.

The menu photos reveal a broader remit than baked goods alone — fish head soup with tofu, stir-fried broccoli, egg fried rice, and vegetable omelettes sit alongside the cookie jars and pineapple tarts that have drawn the most vocal praise.

That range can feel unfocused, but the baked goods clearly anchor the brand's identity and its warmest reviews.

Regulars single out the chocolate cookies for their crunch and restrained sweetness — not cloying, not dusty, which is harder to land than it sounds.

The pineapple tarts get similar notes: well-balanced, not sugar-forward.

There's also a compelling backstory here — reportedly built into a community-minded operation with a pay-what-you-can philosophy — which adds texture to why the clientele skews loyal rather than transactional.

The STAMPEDE Score of 72 reflects a brand with genuine product quality but thinner public footprint than it probably deserves.

We'd say this is best suited to anyone hunting for festive cookie tins or Chinese New Year gifting options that don't lean on mass-market brands.

The cookies travel well in their sealed jars.

Worth seeking out specifically for the baked goods; the broader cooked-food menu is secondary.

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Chocolate Cookies

Score: 72 · 13 sources

What customers say

Mid's Bakery draws consistent praise for its homemade baked goods, with customers specifically calling out the pineapple tarts and chocolate cookies for being 'not too sweet' and satisfyingly crunchy.

The bakery has built a loyal following, with at least one reviewer declaring it a new favourite source for baked treats.

Beyond its cookie-and-tart focus, menu photos reveal a broader savoury offering including fish head soup with tofu, vegetable omelettes, stir-fried broccoli, and egg fried rice, suggesting a more diverse café-style menu.

A community-oriented angle also emerges, with the bakery noted for a pay-what-you-can model and free coffee mornings under its current owner.

Pineapple tarts and chocolate cookies praised for balanced sweetness and textureBroader savoury menu including fish head soup, omelettes, and stir-fried dishesCommunity-driven, pay-what-you-can ethosStrong repeat-customer loyalty for baked goods
85% positive15% neutral0% negative

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