Yi Soon Bakery

Cute little mom and pop shop. Variety of pastries that are not too sweet. If I'm in the area, I would go back! They accept credit card for purchases over $10. They take Venmo as well.

This bakery is small but cute and the display is great and eye-catching. I saw a very unique item I don't see in other Asian bakeries which are the custard-filled pancakes. They are so good?! The pancakes are super soft, I honestly think they make it with sponge cake batter. The custard is not too sweet and has a good creamy texture. I want to try their fruit cakes next time.

Delicious! You can't really go wrong with anything here. Even the croissants had the perfect crisp and a satisfying pocket of bittersweet chocolate. I had a wonderful time biting in to everything I got here. Try their extremely wonderful red mochi bun. The fillings in each bun seem to be very abundant, with an amazing selection of sweet and savory, chewy and creamy. I'd love to come again and again!

We stopped here after getting lunch in the area. The cake slice was yummy, but nothing really stood out to me. The fruit tasted a little crunchy which was odd to me. The whipped icing was nice! A minimum of $10 must be spent in order to use a credit card otherwise bring cash. They had other pastries that looked good.

I love Chinese bakeries - the quintessential bun might be up there on my list of favorite food ever. I was in the neighborhood for a car repair and was in dire need of some carbs to feel better. Yi Soon has been on my list of places to try for a while. No time like the present! Stepping in, to the right are buns and moon cakes. Hard to pick among all the choices and, had I visited with a friend, I would've insisted we try more among the options, but in the end, I went with what I knew - a red bean mochi bun and a sweet butter bolo bun. The latter was a little dry and I wasn't a big fan of the cream inside, but the red bean mochi bun was absolutely slamming. Perfectly soft, chewy texture, and generous red bean filling. Red bean tends to be a little polarizing but for me, it's one of the greatest dessert variations. I really want to try the danish ham/corn and hot dog buns next time. They also have a cake counter with slices, mousses, and some sandwiches, which I'll need to investigate more thoroughly. Since some earlier reviews, they've added trays for perusing. Street parking only. $10 credit card min.

The pastry is tough on things like the pineapple cakes and wife cakes. The fillings were tasty but I missed the typical tender/ flaky textures. No receipt offered--why? Wouldn't return.

I love this bakery! I wanted an Asian Fruit cake for my sister's birthday and pre-ordered a 12in cake. On the day of, I worried that one cake might not be enough so the morning of I called to see if they can do another 10in cake, giving a few hours notice. They made it happen! Everyone LOVED the cakes! Extremely reasonably priced and great customer service.

Pastries are pretty decent and flavors are not too overwhelming. I got a taro bread and it was not too sweet, will stop by again if I'm in the area.

Lots of options for Asian pastries! They are one of the few (only?) places around here if you don't want to go into Chinatown. We also get birthday cakes here. You can custom order fruit cakes or strawberry cakes, or other varieties. The cake is light and fluffy and they use a whipped cream which we all prefer over frosting. A yummy and more economical choice over Tous Les jour or Paris baguette, not as "fancy looking" but tastes very fresh!

Friendly honest staff people, items baked fresh every morning . Interesting varieties of breakfast and lunch rolls both savory and sweet. Nice owner too!