Delicious! I can see why the line was long on Saturday. They have chairs and tables outside that are spaced out well for distancing but it seemed like a lot of people were grab and go. If you are ordering for pickup just be aware that you can't put in your order till the store actually opens for business. Loved the shrimp which and karage chicken. The kaya bun was also good. read more

I love the food here. I have never had a bad experience and the food comes out relatively quick.

My boyfriend loves this place. We spend hella money here. My favorite drink is the Matcha. The breakfast sandwich is my go to. There's this Kyia bun it's bomb AF Can y'all hook the locals up on Sundays or something? .We struggling. Thanks love y'all Best, Joe and Sasha read more

Everything was amazing. Kaya toast was insanely good. I recommend probably one thing at a time. The black sesame latte is an acquired taste to beware. Great place outside to sit and finish your treats. The bread is just so good. read more

Only tried the kaya toast and banana bread. Skip the banana bread, get the kaya toast. So soft, and so good. Next time I drop by here, I'm probably gonna get a loaf of their milk bread. Only wish they had more seatings inside. read more

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Really love the Southeast Asian + East Asian + American fusion flavors at this bakery!! The sesame dulce de leche sandwich cookie and grilled cheese sandwich are my favorites so far here. Excited to try out other baked goods here :) read more

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Great new asian inspired bakery in the Richmond district. Everything I had was bomb! Their breakfast sandwich - ham and cheese ensaymada with fried egg, scallion jam, and pecorino bechemel (white sauce, is made from a white roux and milk) was amazing. The scallion jam really worked with this sammich. Their Kaya Toast - with coconut pandan jam - was also super tasty. Their milk bread is sweet and soft. It's actually more IGable if you order this in the store ~ The Jam melted in the container on the way home, so that's why it looks so sad in my picture. The not ube tart, cookie was the Anko (Red bean) sticky bun were also good choices. I have a strong sweet/sugar threshold, but some things were on the really sweet side. I can't wait to go back to try their other items! read more

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That cheesecake is the best I've had anywhere, and it's gluten-free! Reason to come back again

Staff was wearing masks and were hospitable. Ordered a Kaya Toast, which was warm and fresh but the green kaya jam on top was off in taste. I shared the toast & everyone who ate it felt uneasy and unsettling feeling in our stomach afterwards. It was the only thing we had eaten so it couldn't be anything else. The toast left us feeling queasy for the entire day. The toast looks amazing but the repercussions that we faced after eating it were not OK. read more

I when on november 17 2022. I order kaya bun. Very disappointed. I already ate kaya everywhere from Singapore, Malaysia n Indonesia. None of the kaya taste like this. This is not a real kaya. read more

Pastries were incredible! If you like pandan you have to get their custard bun and the kaya milk toast. Will definitely be returning but maybe earlier because they were sold out of some pastries in the afternoon. read more

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Sunday around 12, the place is completely full. The only available seats were outside. I just ordered the Kaya toast [$7] to go and ate it at the Richmond/Senator Milton Marks Branch Library bc they have bit of grass with benches and it was a pretty short walk away. I would get the Kaya toast again because the bread was soft and warm and the cream wasn't too sweet. read more

Everything about Breadbelly is delightful! The cafe's food is yummy and their ceramic cups/plates are beautiful. We came on a Saturday morning and fortunately there was parking and plenty of tables inside. We ordered their kaya toast, their roasted garlic toast, ube tart, and the black sesame horchata drink. Both of the toasts were delicious. The pandan flavor on the kaya jam was flavorful but in my opinion, there was a bit too much. Ube tart was very sweet. The tart part reminded me of the classic Chinese egg tart pastry- thought it was an interesting twist. Tasted like what you'd expect (wish marshmallow wasn't that sweet). The only downside is that it's kinda pricy. They also forgot one of our orders but they were very nice about it and refunded me. read more

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Creative offerings from Breadbelly! Enjoyed some of their pastries and cake. We got the chocolate miso cake, the kaya bun, and the choco-soba-ko cookie. The flavors are umami and some of them more savory than sweet. Out of the three we enjoyed the kaya bun the best. Since I prefer my desserts more sweet, I didn't love it but I can see the appeal. read more

Time to support local coffee shops that puts neighborhoods on the radar/map. Love what they did with this place, the coffee is aight and lots of creative spins to their food. The curry pan was nice and hot. I hope it stays that way each and every single time unlike other Japanese restaurants that get lazy and start making them too early so they get all stale dry and nasty. The horchata milk was good but could use more flavor. Pandan toast is mixed with the right amount of condensed milk to make it oooegy gooey good. read more

3.75 stars I used to live around the corner from Breadbelly, and though it's been awhile since I've gone, I still have yet to reconcile my conflicting feelings about the shop. The pros- I absolutely love that they feature Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters, and frequently grab an iced coffee for a quick pick me up (and it's reasonably priced too) I devoured the pastries I've gotten as well. The plum tart is a standout, and in my opinion, one of the best pastries I've ever had- the crust is flaky and falls apart as you bite into it, buttery but not too buttery, and the plum is fresh. I've never been the biggest fan of pastries, but if this is what they're meant to be, I'll gladly devour more. A bit expensive at 6.50, but a perfect summer seasonal treat. The everything bun doesn't live up to the tart, but the carmelized onion is an innovative twist to the classic everything bagel and cream cheese, though I wish the ratio of onion jam to cream cheese was higher but that's just because I'm a sucker for carmelized onions. The cons- Breadbelly takes a lot of swings, and I admire their bravery, but sometimes they overcharge items I find to be underwhelming. For example, I expected the Mt Tam Cheesecake to be the best I've ever had (maybe I was hoping that because it was a 12 dollar cheesecake) but it missed the mark. I honestly prefer the dense whole cheesecake they sell at trader joe's, especially because at 12 dollars, the texture of the cheesecake should be perfect- silky smooth, whether it was dense or fluffy. The cream cheese was not smooth and it didn't melt in my mouth like I wanted it too. The coffee crisps just tasted like burned chips- maybe I didn't understand the concept behind the dish but I ate three and threw the rest out. Not pictured but I also tried the kaya toast which was overpriced and overhyped in the yelp reviews. I personally needed more salt for the balance of sweet and salty, and the milk bread was extremely dry- the brioche bread at Trader Joe's is honestly much better. Overall, I still recommend Breadbelly to those visiting the Inner Richmond and would still go back. Though some of the items are heftly priced, I applaud Breadbelly's imagination and when the desserts are executed well, it makes eating their food an enjoyable experience. I personally recommend their pastries. read more

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My friend told me the hype around Kaya Toast, and I made it a bucket list item to visit this place. The first thing that shook me was how HEAVY the freaking toast was when I picked up my order. The next thing that blew my mind was the taste. Contrary to my typical breakfast, it was buttery, sweet, moist... but perfect. And it was ALL MINE (none to share)!!!! :D read more

The Kaya toast is my favorite! The milk bread and topping is perfection. Every time we stop in, there's always something unique and fun to try. You can really taste the quality with each treat! read more

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I love love love Breadbelly. Great food-- I can't not order their breakfast sandwich and their kaya bun every time I go. Drinks are pretty good too. I love that their menu changes every once in a while so it gives me even more reason to come back. Staff is always so nice there and I love that they're dog friendly. Highly recommend! read more

I started to follow this place when they had a pop-up, and I am so happy that they are open. Having the option to have an Asian fusion/influenced pastry reminds me of why moving back to the bay was a good decision on my part everything is soo good. Since they are now open I must pace myself My recommendations to try first is * Gyerang Bbang * Ham and Cheese Ensaada * Kaya Toast * Not Ube Tart * all this is made fresh daily in-house which make this place unique read more

Breadbelly - Latte, gyerang bbang, black pepper and cheese ensaada, not ube tart - Bakeries Near Me - San Francisco, California

The Pandan bun is TO DIE FOR. I always order online and do a pick up to skip the line!

Bread - amazing Kaya (coconut pandan jelly) on toast - much try! Buckwheat chocolate cookie and chau siu sandwich soooooo good read more

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Wow! Those don't come easy....but wow. I am always hunting for unique flavor combinations, and a great bakery. Found it! It's here you guys, It's Breadbelly. Don't get me wrong, I'm in love with a perfect plain croissant, but I more so love finding exciting and new flavor profiles. They have it. Take a look at the menu, and if you're unsure if you'll like it, go ahead and try it. Have I had a mushroom hazelnut combination ever? No. Was it insanely good? Yes!! Do I like a sweet breakfast anything? No. Was the milk bread toast with coconut pandan everything?? Yes!!!!! A real heartfelt chefs kiss! read more

I stopped by when I was in the area, since I don't make it out there often. You could order ahead online or walk up to the counter. They also have a few tables outside for seating. I ordered the Kaya Toast, Not-Ube Tart, and Summer Danish. The tart and danish are only available on weekends, and the toast takes a while since they make it fresh. I enjoyed the toast and danish and would get them again. However, I was severely disappointed with the tart. For a hefty price tag of $10, it was bland and had a mushy texture. In fact, all of their items are overpriced, but service was great. read more

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We heard about this spot through Instagram and omg it's so worth the hype! we had the kaya toast and the curry bun and 50/50 drink! Was so so good! Would definitely recommend! read more

This is a review for the sandwiches only. The line on Labor Day attests to the popularity of this place, but we were disappointed by all three sandwiches we bought, considering the high prices. We got the egg salad ($14.50), the hot dog ($14), and the shrimp patty ($22!). My wife astutely pointed out that they all tasted like fast food. It may be because the bread is overly sweet and they use a lot of mayo. I'm sure the quality of the ingredients is better than fast food, and it may be that people LIKE that the sandwiches taste like fast food, but I was very disappointed, given the cost. I expected something special. Maybe the pastries and drinks are good, but I'm never buying their sandwiches again. read more

OMG this place is soo good. I wanted to buy more and try everything but I know it would be too much. Excellent quality and has nice seating outside to enjoy the items and soak up the sun read more

More like 3.5 stars. The food is good/decent but expect to pay hefty prices. I ordered a black sesame horchata ($5), regular latte ($5), char siu sandwich ($16), kaya toast ($7), not ube tart ($7) and it came out to $42. The most remarkable item was the black sesame horchata. The kaya toast was unique and they definitely make very tasty bread. Everything was aesthetically pleasing. read more

I have driven by many times, key term driven/parking/none....well I was again running low on the caffeine so I finally decided to try Breadbelly. I found a suitable (illegal) parking place, walked over and ordered my four dollar cup of drip coffee. That was all I had time for. I enjoyed it. Four dollars is a lot for a cup of drip but I am glad I stopped in. read more

Least hospitable cafe I've been to in SF. As in, there are some cafés that you want to be regulars at; this is not one of them.

I wasn't expecting the kaya toast to be anything special, but it was amazingly. I don't usually like kaya Toast because it's so sweet, but breadbelly's kaya Toast paired with unsweetened coffee is perfect. The bread was so fluffy and buttery. The coffee was strong and had a nice dark roast. The place is a little small with limited seating but if you go on a weekday you should be fine. read more

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We had the chicken karaage and kaya toast to share. Karaage was warm and on the salty side but good. The kaya toast was delicious!! read more

I live nearby and had only been once until recently and now I look forward to Thursday-Sunday just to go there. Some highlights: - The staff is clearly taking COVID precautions very seriously AND they're super nice and friendly. My dog Georgia loves going there as she often gets a treat. - BREAKFAST SANDWICH. That is all - Egg salad sandwich is AMAZING also and I normally don't like egg salad. - Choco soba-ko cookie - Bo-mo-ma-ko My only gripe and unpopular opinion is I am not a fan of Wrecking Ball coffee. Bring in some local beans from Home Cafe! read more

Went to Breadbelly and was incredibly impressed by the food, atmosphere and service -- already thinking about going back again tomorrow. Kiddies loved it as well. Surprisingly, the mushroom soup was a biggest hit with my daughter. Not surprisingly, she also loved the kaya toast, which I also wanted more of. Highly recommend to all! read more

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I got Shrimpwich, Kaya Bun, and twice baked croissants. The food is good and unique, the line was not that long when I visited around 11 am on a Sunday. BUT cannot justify the price, e.g., the Shrimpwich is $22! Especially if you live near Richmond, there are many great and reasonably priced bakery/brunch places you could choose. It was nice to visit here once, but I would not come back again. read more

Hands down one of the best places to get brunch in SF! The breakfast sandwich and the pastries are top-tier. And the owners and staff are so amazing. They also get bonus points for adapting to COVID so well. The ordering + pickup system they've built for the front door is the best setup I've seen yet in the city. So grateful to Clement and the team read more

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Great place to enjoy a cappuccino, sandwich and something sweet. The bun the breakfast sandwich came in was delicious! Definitely come back to try the other items on menu. read more

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Everything I have eaten here has never failed to impress. Innovative, experimental, and delicious flavors that work together wonderfully. Especially recommend the not-ube tart and Kaya toast. read more

Worst food experience in SF after a long time. Wonder what the other customers ate here. We ordered the Gyeranbbang (corn bread with egg inside) which was served cold! Terrible way to present a good idea. The other item we ordered was the Curry toast, which was barely warm bread, the monicker "toast" should be prohibited for this mix of bell peppers and cabbage with uncooked curry powder. This was the second disappointment. The third item was the Kaya bun, which wasn't interesting at all. Better pandan cream filled desserts can be got in Chinatown. I had ordered for pickup through Toast app and we picked it up at the exact scheduled time. read more

Friendly service, and their Biscuit B.E.C. was devine. Kaya Toast was delicious, too. Welcoming atmosphere, calm music. Highly recommend.