L'epid'or

Love Korean bread so we decided to give this place a try. The bread was not great... kind of dry. The thing that bothered me the most was the awful customer service. My mom was trying to talk to the worker and she was rude and ignoring my mom. I wouldn't recommend this place. Just go to Paris Baguette.

I was really thirsty for a latte and their window sticker display showed a latte for $3.50 so I walked in. A very strong odor of cleaning detergent hits you in the face when walking in. Really overwhelming. They didn't have the latte as it was advertised outside so I went somewhere else.

L'epid'or is a small little bakery just a couple stores away from the Greenland Supermarket on Spring Mountain and Rainbow. The customer service wasn't really there because the lady at the bakery barely said anything. No eye contact, nothing. I don't know if they're ever that busy, but I can't see how they interact with their customers now will build customer loyalty in the future. Luckily, I fell in love with their mocha rolls. Which, for the mean time, will have me return for more. The mocha roll has a subtle mocha taste, but you could definitely tell that it tastes like mocha. I actually was pleasantly surprised at how this roll tasted! I think it would be great as a quick morning snack or something to pair with your coffee. The filling inside has the taste and consistency of whipped butter. Thin slices of almonds are baked into the bread of this delicious, light roll. The cherry roll cake slice was a bit dry for my taste, but the sweet filling made up for it. VERY subtle cherry taste, not strong at all but the sweet filling evens the pastry out with the faint cherry flavor, I guess.They also had loaves of bread if you want something non-sweet. Overall, this bakery had a small selection of goods to offer. The only thing I saw that was worth the trip here was the mocha roll. It seriously is the best snack (especially for you coffee lovers out there)! They also have a kiosk area inside the Greenland Supermarket.

Limited selection, nonexistent service. I've experienced better at other bakeries in the Spring Mountain area, and with better prices.Came in the moring after a holiday and selection was bare-bones: one or two of most items, all savory items completely out. I didn't see any pork buns, but any item listed with hotdog, "pizza", or green onion was not on display- selection heavily favors sweets. But even so, there were one or two of each roll cake on display, one peanutbutter pastry, and one pack of garlic bread slices. No egg tarts, cheese buns, or anything else I was hoping to try. Given the limited stock out, I couldn't tell if I'd somehow come too late or if they were just a little late getting items out- but after wandering around for a few minutes and making my selections, no one came out to help me or cash me out. According to the menu, they also offer coffee and smoothies, as well as whole cakes in the display case at the front. Prices are a bit higher (by $1-2) for the same items at bakeries further up the street.Finally was able to purchase a few items, none of which tasted fresh, didn't finish any of them. Mochi bun was a fun option, but the items I was most interested to try were out of stock or somehow not being made that day.

They sell a delicious twist donut. It looks much sweeter than it tastes. It's light, buttery, chewy, fluffy, and yummy! There are many other options that I've yet to try.. But this donut deserves 5 stars!

I noticed that they had a mocha bun, so I had to try it since I'm on the hunt to find a mocha bun similar to the ones PappaRoti sells. Unfortunately, it didn't taste the same:Mocha Bun - bread was too dry for me & mocha was too subtle.Melon Bun - I surprisingly liked this! At first I didn't want to get it since I wasn't sure how a "Melon bun" would taste. The bread was moist & soft, and It didn't taste like melon at all & tasted more like a milk cream bun. That could be a bad thing for others, but for me, it was delicious. I could use more of the sugar cream they put on top of the bun though.They also sell 1 day old pastries for Buy 1 Get 1 Free. They still taste delicious & close enough to being fresh!

I am reviewing the L'epid'or bakery that is located in the Greenland Supermarket. I am a big fan of asian type of pastries and breads, but I did not like this one at all. I don't know if its because I got their later in the day but their breads were kind of dry and tasteless. I looked at the best by date and it was supposed to be thrown away in the morning. Oh well! Maybe if I came there first thing in the morning, it would taste better, maybe. As of right now, it is eh. Service was okay. The lady was on the phone the whole time.

Love Korean baked goods and I must say as a Korean woman, I'm ashamed to say that it is common knowledge in the community, that this bakery extends the date of their products. They sell past the window of freshness. Earlier in the week, they keep the items that did not sell from the weekend. If you want to buy from here, go on key days of the week they know higher volume of sales will happen: Fri-Sun.

It's a small store, they didn't have that much selection nor I heard the guy say anything to us while we were there with my family. We were the only customer there... I was puzzled and wasn't familiar with any of the pastries but I did purchase a few things since I was craving sweets... After we purchased a few items that's the only time I heard the guy spoke and said have a good day. The food quality is good just not sure if I'll visit again.

Great selection of delicious bakery items; we LOVE them! And the lady at the checkout is always so nice!