Bakery Village

I love, love the ajumma here who mans the cash register. I love to practice my very limited Korean with her. She is so sweet and would rat-tat-tat-tat off in Korean but 95% off the time I would just smile and say 예 (ye) without fully understanding what she said . Service is and pastries I believe are 10 for $20 for selected breads & pastries. Their buttercream sandwiches, mugwort cake, and soborro breads are bombs.

Bakery Village is located inside Arirang Supermarket, which can be found in the Korean district in Garden Grove (I actually never knew there was a Korean district in Garden Grove before and so my husband and I drove to this area just to see what stores and restaurants were available). My husband and I stopped by on a Tuesday afternoon to see if we could pick up some produce. And seeing that there is a food court in this market, I knew that I would like to make a stop afterwards. I am glad I did because I found a variety of yummy baked goods at this bakery. Most baked goods were about $2-3 each. I did purchase this container of small rolled baked goods. I don't know the name of them but have purchased these items from other Korean bakeries in the past. The container I picked cost ~$8. My total purchase was $20 and everything tasted very good over the next few days. Service was very friendly. The older woman who rang up my transaction seemed like a very sweet person. Please note that there is a minimum $10 purchase for credit card transactions. If it under $10 then there is a $0.50 transaction fee. There is seating in the food court in case you wish to eat whatever item(s) you purchase. There is also restrooms (but on the other side by the grocery store, right next door to the produce section). I am not sure if I will be back anytime soon since I do not live in this area but would recommend this bakery.

This little bakery located inside Arirang Market has the BEST soboro bread!!! The prices here are also very fair! They even have sale bread from the day before that is only $1 and still tastes extremely fresh! The breads here are way better than what you'll find at Paris Baguette and Tous Les Jours, in my opinon (and at a way better price)!The owners are really sweet and I love that this is a small family-owned business.

I recently had the amazing buttercream sandwich and it was like heaven in my mouth. It was so delicious fresh and fluffy! The owners are so sweet and attentive and ensure quality service. It's a small family owned business which makes it even more authentic. I can't to try more of their goodies! Definitely worth a visit

I personally love this place! Every time I come by, I'll grab at least 10 different buns. I love how they aren't overly sweet yet affordably priced. I've tried almost all of the buns and have yet to be disappointed by any of them. I feel like compared to 85°, you definitely get something that you could actually enjoy for breakfast or as a snack without feeling like sugar overload

i always visit this bakery inside arirang aka ar supermarket after i pick up groceries! the bread is very reasonably priced for the quality and freshness. my favorites are the butter sandwich and soboro. the cashier is always very polite too :)

Because of the pandemic situation, I was worried that small businesses would close down, but thankfully this bakery is inside the market, so it's up and running!! Been coming here for several years, and it's cool how their bread quality keeps getting better and better! The best part about this mom-and-pop bakery is that you can get 10 assorted bread for $10 and the quality is on par or even better than most bougie bakeries--truly bang for the buck LOLI like their gombo bread, which is basically a peanut cookie bread and i love how it's crispy on the outside and soft on the inside All of their cream breads are good too but I love their rollcakes the most!!! You must try their rollcake.. you just need to try it. They know how to get the cream to bread ratio right and it's not too sweet and the texture is perfectly moistI know it's a hard time for everyone, but I hope we can all help each other out and also support small businesses like this that are being heavily affected by the current climate, so if you're in the area or need to go to the market, check this place out! It won't disappointttt!

The baked good looks really good, smells amazing, fresh items are pumped out (we visited at 10:45am on a Saturday).The people working there are friendly and helpful.We got a basket full of goodies and the highlights were the fried donut and the red bean mochi bun. Cream puffs were lacking in flavor but everything else was good.

The sweet potato cake is very unique. There were sweet potato chunks in the cream. Tastes good and not super sweet. I also got a fruit cream cake which was also not too sweet. Both cakes were definitely fresh and moist. The lady there is very nice and gave me some free cream puffs. I recommend the cakes to anyone who doesn't like overly sweet cakes.

We came on a Saturday at 10:30am and were delighted to find so many varieties of bread! Most Asian bakeries have substantially reduced their bakery items due to these Covid times, but not this bakery. All their $1.75 breads (all items on right wall) were "7 bread for $10 if cash" (in essence, $1.43 each, which is a bargain!) Other breads on a table near the cash register were $2.50 each. They also sell mammoth bread, cookies, cake rolls, cakes, and cream puffs.Many of their breads were good, especially the ones with red bean or buttercream filling. Some of the breads were a bit dry though. We did not like their Almond Scone and Raisin Scone (Their flavor and texture were terrible. They were greatly lacking in butter and sugar.)Overall, we liked this little bakery and will visit again in the future.