Indulge in the delightful world of Dough Culture, your go-to destination for authentic Chinese bakery treats at Canberra Plaza. Established in 1994, Dough Culture has become a beloved name, offering a wide array of traditional snacks that capture the essence of Asian flavors.
From fluffy buns to savory pastries, you'll discover a tempting selection of freshly baked goods, perfect for a quick snack or a satisfying treat. Dough Culture is known for its commitment to quality and tradition, with many items being halal-certified, ensuring a delightful experience for everyone. They are even recognized as a pioneer in the snack food industry, with their Asia's Best Youtiao.
Whether you're craving a classic favorite or eager to explore new flavors, Dough Culture promises a taste of culinary excellence. Be sure to check out their special offers, including a 10% discount on Mondays. Visit Dough Culture at Canberra Plaza and experience the warmth and deliciousness that has made them a cherished bakery destination.
Terrible service. The fried dough rojak was like a cold, hard rock, which I believe had been refried. The sauce is pre-packaged for DIY mixing, instead of being made in-store. They skimp on food quality, yet they keep increasing prices.
Melvin Tan
Edited review: "Dug through the youtiao and sold the worst-looking, dry, and shriveled ones. Nasty."
Clarence Tan
Went in the morning to buy food for my family, but I noticed the shuttle was half-open with a staff member inside. I went to ask if the store was open, and she just stared at me. I asked again, and she said in Chinese that the store was open. I waited to see if she would ask me to help open the shuttle or open it herself, but she just continued doing her own thing. I then noticed there weren't any youtiao yet, so I wanted to ask if she could make some so I could purchase them. I tried to get her attention, but she seemed to glance at me and proceeded to ignore me. Terrible experience. I didn’t manage to get her name, but she was a Chinese staff member who seemed really unhappy and unwilling to provide basic service or responses.
Natalia
I bought the samosa, carrot cake, and you tiao, and they were cold and super oily. Besides that, the Indian lady staff was very aloof. She tossed the food into the paper bag and showed zero basic customer service, with no smile or thank you upon payment. Horrible! I still prefer the other staff, who is transgender.
Tia Natasha
There was one Grab rider waiting for his order to be ready, and I was also queuing. The Indian lady kept talking to her colleague, which was fine until she walked to the cashier. I started to tell her my order, "Can I have one youtiao?" She replied with, "WAIT." I just nodded. She walked away, taped the delivery box, and a few seconds later, started waving her hand at me, continually saying "sister, sister waaaaiiit" with such a sarcastic tone. I don't know what that was for! I didn't even say a word when she told me to wait in the first place. Then she continued talking to her colleague, who was busy frying some dough. In my mind, I thought, "Why do you have to be so rude?" I just wanted my youtiao. I had to walk away without getting any because she just made me feel like sh**. It's not even a huge order or a long queue, which I would have understood. But no, she was just so freaking rude. Wth.
Positive Reviews
Gary Goh
Freshly fried dough fritters and carrot cake – hot and tasty.
Gary Tan
"Freshly fried dough fritters and carrot cake were hot and tasty."