ka3 45sh

I enjoyed an amazing matcha with a taro mochi? (Can’t remember name) but it was lovely. Good service and not busy.

Alice

I've passed by the bakery on several occasions while in Chinatown and was able to go in today for the first time. They have so many food options whether you're in the mood for sweet or savory. The staff was a lady named Miracle who was so kind and helpful. I really appreciated the cleanliness of the bakery and saw Miracle wiping down the seats after each customer. Definitely stop by the shop for the delicious food, $0.50 coffee (with purchase), and the vibes!

Jorge Yau

These are the BEST egg tarts I've ever had in my ENTIRE life. Usually they're sitting out in the cold in other bakeries, but these guys bake it fresh and serve it steaming hot. Every single bite tasted creamy and heavenly! I visited when they were selling egg tarts for a $1 each. I tried one, loved it, and instantly went back to give them more money. I bought 4 more for my mom since she always bought them for me when I was a kid.

Kelly Nishimura

A break from the craziness of Chinatown! Calm music, wooden and minimalistic decoration. Simple place. Love the croissant 🥐 and baguette 🥖 seat rests inside the bakery. They offer 3 pastries x $10! Good deal! I haven’t ate yet what I bought but I like it so far. They have a good variety of sweet and salty pastries. Also boba 🧋 drinks.

Josephine Lee

After our Mid-Autumn Festival dinner, I insisted we hunt for mooncakes even though most bakeries were probably closed. That's how I wound up at Bake Culture, where we gorged on the perfectly made (though pricey) Purple Taro and Red Bean mini-Mooncakes. The Condensed Milk Bun was a disappointment--not enough filling, but the classic Coconut Bun was perfect. While Chinese/Taiwanese bakeries abound here, Bake Culture edges out in my memory by being open late enough to make a good post-dinner dessert spot. Also gotta love the seat backs that are shaped like croissants and baguettes.

Nellie R

Went in this cute lil bakery trying to find a cake for a birthday, they had a few small cakes, we needed a larger sized cake. Compared to the pictures before going in, different designs at the time from what I recorded. They did have a huge selection of pastries and some sandwiches. And different tea drinks that we ended up getting as well. I bought a red bean bun and did like it. Indoor seating was blocked off at this location.

+2

Jessica Yang

Expensive considering there are many Asian bakeries in the neighborhood with lower prices. I hate the way the goods are packaged. The pastries are sealed in a way that when you open it, you have to eat the whole thing. The bag rips open and you cannot reseal it and you can't even keep it in the bag because it's ripped open. I love taro buns. As pretty as the taro bun is here, the taro filling inside has no flavor. It is well filled, but what does that matter when it's flavorless. There are much better quality and cheaper bakeries within a block or two.

Javier Kohen

Very pretty pastries. The flavors were good, but the preparation was average. When I visited around noon some of the pastries were a bit dry and what should be flaky had started solidifying. The quality didn't justify the high prices.

Jyoti Shankar

Mixed experience here. Their signature pineapple pastry is delicious. The green tea pastry was oily, rancid and not very pleasant. The German pudding was bland and not flavorful. These two are best avoided. The seashell pastry was very good with a delicate buttered toast flavor. The coconut cream pastry was also okay. We got the 500ml of rose oolong hot tea and it was $5 - which was odd because on the menu the cold version was only $3.60. Overall, the place is expensive and not really extraordinary. I would get selected items here and get tea elsewhere in Chinatown.

+2

tina camejo

The ambience is nice. However the employees are rude. Even after tipping they still are very bothered that they have customers.