Girls Gotta Eat Good is Knoxville's first Asian Bakery. It is owned by Filipino-American Jessica Carr. Jessica started the business to connect with her roots and share Filipino sweet treats with the Knoxville community. She sells her baked goods at pop-ups, the farmers market, events, and with online ordering.
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Order Online for Local Pickup
Pickup available in Knoxville (Wednesday-Saturday)Wedding Tasting Box (Local Only!)
*For Weddings ONLY* Book a wedding tasting with Girls Gotta Eat Good Asian Bakery! Choose any 4 of our dessert…
(Local Pickup Only) 1 Dozen Reyna Rolls
Enjoy 1 dozen Ube Cinnamon Rolls. These fluffy rolls are made with ube dough topped with cinnamon, brown sugar, and…
1 Dozen Ube Cupcakes With Coconut Buttercream
Ube (purple yam) cupcakes topped with a simple coconut buttercream. In the order notes specify two-three colors for swirl design…
1 Dozen Matcha & White Chocolate Cookies
Matcha green tea cookies with white chocolate chips. Flavor notes: brown sugar and green tea. Allergens include gluten, dairy, and…
Peaches & Cream Mochi Cake (8 X 8 pan)
Chewy peach mochi cake filled with chunks of peach and topped with condensed milk. Cake is made with rice flour…
1 Dozen Lemon Rolls
Soft milk bread sweet rolls with fresh lemon zest and sugar topped with a lemon cream cheese frosting. Allergens include…
1 Dozen Ube Crinkle Cookies
Purple yam (Ube) cookies rolled in powdered sugar. Fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. Allergens include dairy,…
Ube Cheesecake Brownies (8 X 8 pan)
Ube cake topped with a layer of cheesecake. Flavor notes: Nutty & floral vanilla. Allergens include dairy, gluten, eggs, and…
Order Online for Shipping
Orders are shipped out every WednesdayTestimonials
I have never had a single treat from Jess that I didn't like. Her baked goods are soft and delicious (my favorite is the ube cheesecake brownie!) , and it's so wonderful to have a piece of Asian culture right here in East Tennessee!~Bryana Ezell
Incredible and flexible service! Jessica is super nice and her goodies are delicious. I highly recommend the ube brownies or her matcha cookies. I will 100% buy from her again and again!~McKenzie N.
My Filipino husband constantly craves ube desserts as we can’t find them easily here so we try to make an effort to get Girl’s Gotta Eat’s ube crinkle cookies or ube brownies at least once a month at the farmers market. They are always delicious and provide an authentic taste of the Philippines!~Ivy Martin
Event Catering
Choose your Tray Size and Dessert Options to feed a crowdVariety Treat Tray Large
Tray comes with 36 of each dessert. (Feeds up to 108 people) Choose up to 3 different desserts: Matcha &…
Variety Treat Tray Medium
Tray comes with 18 of each dessert. (Feeds up to 54 people) Choose up to 3 different desserts: Matcha &…
Variety Treat Tray Small
Tray comes with 9 of each dessert. (Feeds up to 27 people) Choose up to 3 different desserts: Matcha &…
Mini Cookie Treat Tray
25 Mini Matcha & White Chocolate Cookies…
We also offer customizable options
Please fill out the form if none of the premade treat tray options are what you're looking for and let us know how we can accommodate your event!Custom Event Catering Form
Treat Box Subscription
A Patreon membership delivers treats monthly
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Community Partners & Dessert Collabs
Seoul BrothersSeoul Brothers sell GGEG’s Matcha & White Chocolate Cookies. They have also sold GGEG’s Banana Lumpia as a dessert special. The two collaborate for special events and desserts often!
SimplDessert collab: Apple Cinnamon Mochi Cake with Sesame Salted Caramel
Kiki’s Hawaiian Shave IceDessert collab: Halo Halo with Ube Ice Cream
Beardsley Community Farm Girls Gotta Eat Good made a Strawberries & Cream Mochi Cake with strawberries picked from Beardsley Community Farm. 10% of sales from the cake was donated to the farm. Beardsley’s mission is to increase food security in Knoxville.
SoKno Sourdough
South Press Coffee Shop South Press is a locally sourced, eco-friendly, hand-crafted coffee and tea house. It is a queer-owned coffee shop that aims to create a safe space for the LGBTQIA community. South Press and GGEG have organized community pop-up markets, focusing on highlighting queer and minority-owned businesses. (Photo by Aw, Snap Media)
Blanket Fort StudioGGEG tote bag designed by Blank Fort Studio
ScribliGGEG logo and banner designed by Scribli Studios
Leah Hart Photography
Fai Thai Food TruckOne of the first vendors to sell GGEG baked goods!
