Mr Bakery

All the baked goodies are arranged neatly and labeled accordingly with the name/description and the price. Lots of stuff to try. We got the:1. Sesame Tuile ---which is a crispy (slightly sweet) round cracker with sesame seeds on top like a Japanese sesame kumamon taiko. 2. Tofu chips - fried thin tofu with sesame seeds, very crispy, savory and delicious. 3. Mochi - gelatinous consistency with red bean filling, really good and not too sweet. 4. Manju - like the mochi but instead of gelatinous, it is thin bread. Not too sweet, almost like hopia. Pretty straightforward, you pick the pastries or bread that you like and pay at the counter where they accept tap to pay. Quaint bakery, clean with helpful staff. We will be coming back to try the other stuff.

Came here for milk bread, left with more than I needed, but I couldn't resist! This bakery is full of unique and reasonably priced goodies to satisfy anyone. I love that they offer traditional American options for those less adventurous, but honestly, there are so many other options you'll have a hard time picking so, prepare to go home with more than you planned! The shop is cute, warm, welcoming and laid out efficiently with the main cases to the back and then the row of two sides of baskets of individually wrapped pastries clearly labeled and easy to find their way into your hands to buy. The milk bread I came for was here on the top ledge in the traditional plastic wrap and perfect square slices of 8 pieces. Today I also picked up a loaf of coconut rolls that are stuffed with a thick, rich butter cream, studded with fruit pieces on top (just enough, nothing overwhelming!) and finished with a light glaze and finely ground coconut topping. Divine! The dough is not too sweet and even though the cream is thick, it is not overly sweet as well. If you're looking for milk bread like I was, I highly recommend stopping in and be prepared to go home with more than you came for. Don't be afraid to ask questions about any of the goodies - the service is friendly and you'll likely get a smile too. I will be back so I can pick up some more new pastries to try and of course, for the delicious bread!

Mr Bakery offers several types of baked goods from sausage rolls to sweet breads and cakes. I believe it is family owned but don't know for sure. The pricing is fair and their products are sold at H Mart which is next door. There is ample parking in the lot that is shared by multiple businesses in the area.

The bakery selection is well stocked in the mornings. I have been to some where they are still baking the bread so the selection is from the day before or the stock is very limited. But Mr Bakery is stocked and once a basket is empty, they bring out more to refill. There's a great selection of vegetarian and non vegetarian options. My favorites are any with cheese and sausage. The donuts come out hot. I love getting the "tofu chips". They are like chips made from tofu skin with sesame seeds. They taste great when added to a salad. This is a nice spot to pick up pastries after grocery shopping next door.

Overall: Will keep returning for its location beside Hmart. Love the Milk bread's fluffy layers. 4 stars for an Asian bakery in the area but it's 3 stars if I compare this to Asian bakeries I'm used to in NY and CA.Pastries: Every pastry has been good except the hot dog bun (not a fan of the flavor) and fruit danishes (not fresh - dense soggy bottom and no flaky layers). Caters to an Asian palate- not too sweet or salty. So far, I've tried the walnut pastry, palmier, custard bun, hot dog bun, blueberry cream cheese danish and milk bread. Favorites are walnut pastry and milk bread. Small selection to what I prefer but it makes sense for the area.Space: Small bakery - easy to get in and and get out quickly. Plexiglass separation between you and the cashier with contactless payment transaction. Service: Polite head nod of acknowledgement. I appreciate the minimal words.

There's plenty of baked goods to pick from in this small shop. The cashier is nice! I can't say it's better than Tous le Jours near by, but it is closer to H Mart and thus, slightly more convenient to stop by.

3.5 stars. I miss the pre-COVID days of visiting these types of bakeries, hoarding fresh loaves and pastries on a tray. Now for convenience and obvious health reasons, they're all pre-packaged on display. Nothing seemed particularly fresh at Mr. Bakery (and doesn't last longer than that day) but this could be because my friend and I were here late afternoon.I'm a fan of anything involving cheese, blueberry, or brioche, though I don't really like the savory pastries. Not to be picky, but a lot of the pastries had poorly distributed fillings. However, I love that they had red bean mochi, which tasted amazing and was probably my favorite item. Grateful that Mr. Bakery is in the same plaza as H Mart, making it a convenient stop!

This bakery shop is located in the same parking lot as Hmart. There is plenty of parking spots in the lot. It is a tiny bake shop and if you blink you just might miss it. I happened to walk by and it raised my curiousity. Why not? Let's see what sort of sweets I can gorge on for the holidays. The bake shop reminds me a lot of the shops in Los Angeles. It's tiny in size and there are baskets you can fill up as you see fit. There is a plethora of sweet and savory treats. If your not mindful it's easy to pick two of everything. For mid afternoon they still had a good selection of treats; as well as cakes to choose from.My picks were mochi, mochi sweet bread and I can't recall the third one but I did get two of each. A few of the mochis are labeled but I'm the ones I picked weren't similar to the ones in LA. It did have the same consistency but different color inside.Also found this white cookie my dad was raving about that my grandma used to make. Some of the other yelpers posted pictures of coffee. So next time I see if they still offer that. Also corona there's no inside seating. The transaction was easy in and out. I be back before Valentines for sure

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!!!! Amazing Korean pastries! I really enjoy their pastries because they are not overly sweet like American pastries. I come here all the time. The cakes are fantastic as well.

This is a great little bakery next to H-Mart! I always get my loaves of bread here because it's very similar to "shokupan", which I thought I could only buy in Japan. You have to try it lightly toasted with some butter and jam.. so good!My favorite that I've tried so far are the croquettes! They have a creamy potato/onion filling, which tastes so good after air frying them for just a couple minutes. The sausage bread is also very good. For sweets, I only tried the custard bun, which I wasn't a huge fan of. I thought it was a bit too sweet, and I wasn't really a fan of the dough, but I'm typically more of a savory food person anyways. If you're ever in the area, definitely check out Mr. Bakery!