Ye Wool Bakery

YeWooL Bakery located inside Zion Market. Highly recommend the Mammoth Sweet Bread. It's filled w red bean, a cream & some green tea (i believe)They do tend to close early. Went there on a Sunday 08.07.22 around 6 p.m. after dinner and the Bakery was close. Was a bit bummed since I wanted to grab the Mammoth bread. It was sold out the past Wednesday i came. Those are usually available in the morning. By 1 pm they are sold out already! Lots of parking available Shopping day 08.07.22

Dude.. cake here gives me anxiety cause I want more, I definitely recommend trying this bakery here. I'm not sure what cake I ate, but sht was bomb af! Taste like coffee cake... I guess idk. But slide through this place

Korean and Chinese bakeries are smoking crack and charging $30-$40 per 10 inch cakes and they're 50% cream and sugar. Save yourself some money and go here. Cakes are decent tasting, very pretty and cost $10-$15 less.Custom ordered a cake for big bday (feeds 20) and it was great. no BS - just fair priced and good quality.

Standard Korean Bakery:They have these inside the korean markets (La Palma + Cerritos).It is difficult to say if Yelplandia will prefer this bakery opposed to Paris Bag nearby & 85 across the way, and another bakery across where zion and mr bbq is located. I believe old school Koreans prefer these type of baked goods (mostly soft rolls). The sponge like coffee and mocha rolls are delish. I love those here. Will fill in more later..

The bakery has variety of choices. They are little pricey when it compares with the quality. Cakes don't seem too fresh. I buy them on mondays since they are closed on sundays. They look fresh on monday to me

Our favorite bakery in Buena Park. It is small but has fresh and tasty Korean style pastries. Also the price tag is very affordable. Recommend!

I went this bakery for my sister was kinda craving the milk bread this cost was $5.50 but I paid cash due to credit card minimum so I heard the Korean Ahjuma was saying to paid w/ card $5.00 when she was talking to the another customer, I heard after I left so the Korean Ahjuma she seems ok.

the service is not good, not organized. in the morning, casher does not know what she is doing.

I wanted to try their bakery for the first time but they lost my business due to credict card minimum.

Wow...I came to this bakery with my girlfriend for the first time and the baked goods here are unbelievable. I'm not Korean, but I am a huge fan of Korean bread and pastries, and this bakery is by far the BEST!I didn't even know that this bakery existed. It's located inside Zion Market, right near the entrance. They have a good variety to choose from, the bread and pastries are bigger in size than Paris Baguette or Cake House, and much much cheaper in price too. It ranged anywhere from $1-$1.50. I tried their Soboro (peanut butter crunch) bread, Sausage (kinda like pizza) bread, and Hazelnut Crunch (I think it's made with Nutella) bread and I enjoyed them all! My girlfriend loves their Mocha Roll cakes. They also have a nice selection of cakes too. Nicely decorated and also very cheap in price. I'll definitely be back again to try out their cakes and other goodies! The girl who works there is also very nice and friendly. And the bakery is connected to a coffee shop/juice bar...so it is very convenient to get bread and coffee all in one stop! I have already recommended this bakery to all my family, friends, and co workers.Every week I buy a box of assorted bread to my clients office. I used to buy them from Paris Baguette or Cake House and it would easily come out to $25...but now I will start buying them from Ye Wool Bakery...as the same amount of bread will now only cost me $15. I'll let you do the math!