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    3.8 (33 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Ying L.

    Picked up 4 egg tarts to try. I would say it is not bad but it is also not very tasty. It was very plain.

    Gloria L.

    I love soft and fluffy bread, and this new Japanese-inspired bakery has just that! They are located in the Tsuke and Hilton plaza, with parking in the lot and an underground structure. The interior is very clean and spacious, with a variety of unique-flavored breads and pastries. My favorite has been the Japanese milk bread, rose milk bread, and the Japanese tangerine peel red bean bun. The texture of the bread is incredibly soft and fluffy and the flavor of their red bean is not too sweet, which is perfect. The rose milk bread has the subtle taste of rose which I liked. I've also tried their coconut purple rice bun and taro mochi pork floss bread, which flavor-wise was okay, considering the flavors weren't as strong although the texture of the mochi and bread was great. Overall, I would come back for their bread! They also have a display of cakes which looked pretty good.

    3/5/26 "A smile from you makes all the difference" awww, that made me smile  The smell of fresh baked bread wafted ...
    Jennifer W.

    3.14 (2026)I thought I posted this review, it's been on my drafts. 3/5/26 Pacing myself, this shop is less than 5 minutes walking distance from me, Oh my G-- it smelled so good as soon as I walked in. The smell of freshly baked bread wafted in my direction. It was intoxicating. Got custard, bread, cheese hotdog bun, Japanese tangerine peel, and red bean bun, and lastly, certainly not the least, Japanese coconut purple rice bun-very good- not too sweet, soft & supple. I know I will be a repeat customer for sure. Parking is somewhat limited but there's underground spaces. Lots of shops at this plaza by the Hilton. 3.14. (2026) Today I'm trying the coffee mochi bun.

    Linh Y.

    Lovely and romantic Japanese inspired bakery located in the Hilton Plaza San Gabriel which is at the heart of SGV! It's warm and inviting especially with the soft yellow lighting that caught my eyes. I had to walk right in to be immersed in it all. I was the only customer at the time so it was perfect for all the picture-taking I wanted. Cool! Free above ground and underground parking are available. Above ground space is mighty tight. Be careful driving through and park safely. Lady staff was nice and friendly. I always ask for recommendations especially when it's my first time visit. She was gracious to suggest a few of her go-to(s). Taro Mochi Pork Floss Bread is her Top #1 choice! It is now my Top #1 choice, too. Thank you Miss! I ended up grabbing one of each of these freshly made and beautifully packaged pastries. Prices were reasonable for the quality... averaged about $3+ per pastry. - Taro Mochi Pork Floss Bread (#1 - very tasty bread that's well balanced in sweet and savory all in one!) - Custard Bun (average) - Coffee Mochi Bun (#3 - love the soft and stretchy mochi!) - Butter Black Sesame Crisp (too dry!) - Japanese Coconut Purple Rice Bun (decent) - Coconut Bun (#2 - very yummy that had amazing coconut flavor!) What makes this bakery stands out for me is the softness and bounciness of the bread. It's not overly sweet nor underly bland. Perfect sweetness! Bread was amazingly soft and chewy in a very good way. Highly recommend for all to try! I'm coming back for more of their Taro Mochi Pork Floss Bread and Coconut Bun. I also want to try just their bread and other specialty pastries. Thank you Bake A for stepping up the bakery scene with elevated bread... LOVE IT!

    Thai Tea Custard Bun, $3.25 prior to tax
    Vic C.

    Bake A is located in the same plaza as Charlie's Tea, specifically right next door to Naisnow. Because my husband and I were right across from this bakery at Charlie's Tea, we decided to check out this bakery. A small bakery, didn't take long to walk around to see everything. I ended up purchasing: Custard Bread, $2.68 prior to tax- My husband was starting to get really hungry, so he grabbed this bread and ended up eating it in the car. I didn't have any but my husband thought it was okay but not very memorable. Thai Tea Custard Bun, $3.25 prior to tax- I picked this because I have never seen a Thai tea custard filling in any baked breads at any Asian bakeries. The bun itself is very white and pale. And after reading a few other reviews from other fellow Yelp members, I decided to put it in the oven because it was noted that their buns were not baked all the way, which I really hate about some bakeries. I didn't even put an egg wash on the bun and baked it on both sides. Pulling it out of the oven (and allowing for it to cool for a few minutes), it was nice because it was warmed through. But the custard inside was disappointing. I could taste some of the Thai milk tea flavors but it was faint and almost had a light sour taste, as if the custard may be starting to go bad (please note that the heat from my oven most likely did not cause this to happen). ---------------------------- (Total= $6.55 after tax) Overall, I wasn't impressed with this bakery and really don't see myself coming back.

    Kat S.

    Quick and easy service at a small bakery with cute cakes, buns, and breads. It's your typical bakery, with sweet and savory selections, although I thought it was a bit overpriced. I went in the middle of the day, and they were already out of many items.

    Butter mochi
    Ana T.

    I came here like 5x just for their butter mochi lol its so good and cheap. Smoking tiger sells $25 for 8. Bake A sell it for $5 for 6! Their bread is also very soft and bouncy. The filling is also generous. Their taro is also REAL (not those sugary paste with food coloring one). So good

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    Aileen H.

    This is a Japanese inspired bakery located in the San Gabriel Hilton shopping plaza. I got the following: 1. Red bean bread with orange peel: 3.5/5 It had good flavor, not too sweet but the texture could have been better - either softer or crunchy. It was neither so the texture really lacked identity. 2. Mango cake: 2.5/5 Too much cream and not enough cake. The cake to cream ration was off. 3. Pork sung bread with green onions: 4.5/5 This was pretty good. Savory. Overall, it was ok. The interior is bright and modern. Service was just ok as well.

    Thai tea bun was not baked all the way.
    Angela C.

    Saw this place after my massage upstairs so I decided to stop in for some goodies. The place looks cute and has cute decor. Some of the bread flavors were very unique and looked really good, so I bought a bunch to try. While some breads were good, some breads were not. The coconut bread display had some that were good and some breads that were almost burnt - so much that I thought it was a different bread. The worst one was the Thai tea bun. It was terrible. I was most excited about it but when I opened the bag the bread was so soft and white. I cut a small slice of it to try and when I ate it I realized it wasn't baked all the way and tasted weird. The dough was still raw! It did have a little browning underneath so I guess they popped it in the oven for a bit, but when I smelled it and touched it, the bun was still pliable as uncooked dough is. So gross! Im not sure if it's intentional to have a par baked/raw bun (like a take and bake pizza) in the case, but did put it in the fridge and baked it today at 375 degrees for 10 min. It still didn't taste good so I threw it out. With so many other great pastry shops in the area who sell fully baked buns, I probably won't be back here.

    Happy Birthday Puppy cake
    Zhuqjn L.

    This place is absolutely adorable and full of warmth. Thank you so much for taking the time to make me a unique little dog-shaped cake -- it truly made my day and meant a lot to me. Being treated with such care on my birthday made the experience so special and memorable. I really appreciate it

    Pork Floss Bun Japanese Purple Rice Bun
    Christine S.

    I was in the area and saw that this place looked newly opened! I visit Asian bakeries nearly every week to get my bread fix. Bake A's selection was much more unique than I expected - with interesting bread featuring rose petals, lychee, etc. and cute cakes. Ratings for the 3 breads I tried: - Pork Floss Mini Cake: I've tried these at various other bakeries, and Bake A's has the best that I've tried! The sponge cake was extremely soft and the outer pork floss seaweed coating was very delicious. - Japanese Purple Rice Bun: SOO soft and very interesting concept. Sticky purple rice was the filling, which made this bread very substantial. Not sure if I would get this again since it's carbs on carbs. - Chicken Curry Bun: has a crunchy "Tiger" topping that went well with the super soft bun. My bun had NO chicken in the inside! It was all veggies! I ate the whole thing hoping for a shred of chicken - alas, I could not find any. Bake A's cake selection looked super cute with options like 3 in mini cakes, cake boxes, and Swiss rolls. I'll definitely be back to try their cakes! No cash accepted.

    Cute cakes
    Justine H.

    Such a cute interior!!! I'm shocked that there's no videos about this place. The inside is so adorable with clean but with cute little details like pastry magnets and Japanese clippings on the wall. My favorite was the coffee mochi bun. Super coffees on the outside with stretchy soft mochi on the inside. I also had the jasmine boba cake. The cream was really milk tea like, so delicious. And crunchy green grapes!!! Also egg tarts are Japanese style not Chinese. Soft and creamy instead of flaky. They use high quality ingredients from Japan!

    Coffee mochi bun

    The flavor combinations looked unique and different from other Asian bakeries but I just picked up the coffee mochi bun because I wanted to try one item first. Surprisingly had a lot of mochi filling, which is good in my opinion! I'm used to not having enough filling but you definitely get a good amount of bites of the soft mochi. The bread was still pretty soft as well for eating it the morning after. Idk if I'll try too many of the other breads but I'd get the coffee mochi bun again and maybe something new next time!

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    Delicious cakes that are perfect for Asian tastes, not too sweet and also the unique flavors! The workers are so nice!

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    Delicious cakes, fresh fruit, great flavor and not overwhelming with sugar. Perfect bite every time.

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    I cannot begin to express how pleased I am with my experience here…read more I have called around to numerous bakeries and this was the only one that was within our budget! I think it's ridiculous other stores are charging $125+ for a 6 inch gender reveal cake (no decorations/ no writing). Is it because it's a gender reveal cake with either pink or blue frosting so they have to hike up the ridiculous prices?! Look no further everyone!! Get all your baked goods and beautifully made cakes here! Other places also want a week's notice before pick up. This spot is only 1 day!! I spoke to the owner over the phone and gave him the details of what my vision was for the cake. He made my vision come true, but even better than I thought it would be! And because you order the cake one day ahead, you can taste how moist and fresh the cake actually is! Versus if you were to order a week in advance anywhere else, the cake would be dry and brittle!! I cannot stress enough how happy I am with my experience here. From my inquiry over the phone up until pick up. I am very very pleased and will continue to come to this establishment. They truly deserve all the praise. THANK YOU for an amazing experience that my hubby and I will never forget!

    Honestly, whenever I need a Chinese style birthday cake, I always end up coming to Sunny Bakery…read more For me, this is one of the go to spots in the SGV. Their cakes are the classic Chinese bakery style, light sponge cake layered with fruit and whipped cream. They make custom cakes in all different sizes and I think the pricing is pretty reasonable for what you get. Best of all, the cakes are fresh and not overly sweet, which is exactly how I like them. This time I ordered a quarter sheet chocolate cake with chocolate cream. It was really good, rich enough to taste like chocolate but not so sweet that it became overwhelming. Everyone at the party seemed to enjoy it. They also open at 8am which makes pickup convenient if you need a cake for an early event. One little bonus: if you pay cash, there's usually a small discount. Let's just say Uncle Sam might not be getting invited to that party. Overall, a reliable bakery that I've been coming back to for years.

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    Bake A - bakeries - Updated July 2026

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