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    4.2 (327 reviews)
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    Julie N.

    Salt bread - taste nothing like the salt bread in korea unfortunately. Not crispy on thr bottom and no butter or salt taste nor is it super soft. I was disappointed it tasted more like a regular dinner roll. Banana matcha latte was good- used real banana and the matcha as strong and flavorful. They dont put lids on ur cup for u - u hve to do it urself. Seating area was clean and they validate parking for 2 hrs. I was just disappointed w rhe salt bread.

    Diane K.

    Yesterday, Saturday, May 9th, 2026, and also recently, on Monday, April 27th, I went to Concerto Bakery. Yesterday, I went there to buy a few slices of cake to celebrate my mom's birthday and Mother's Day. Since my mom has diabetes and needs to control her blood sugar, we didn't buy a whole cake. Instead, we bought two slices of cake (one slice of sweet potato cake, and mocha cake) and two salt bread rolls. I buy bread here often, and I always like this bakery because everything is delicious and the staff is friendly. The garlic cheese bread I had this morning was especially so delicious. When I went there yesterday evening, they told me that donuts, sandwiches, and salt bread were 30% off. I thought about buying a sandwich, but I didn't because the sandwiches had ham in them. Other than this location, I used to go often to the Concerto Bakery inside Hannam Market in Koreatown LA. When you go there in the evening, they sell three or four breads for $10, so I used to buy bread from there often. But recently, some of the bread stayed in the refrigerator for more than two weeks, and I ended up throwing it away. After that, I haven't really been buying bread from that location as much. cf) One downside was that when I asked for paper plates, they said they didn't have any.

    Sandwich varieties. 3/25/2026
    Sandra L.

    Concerto Bakery is a must try if you're looking for Korean style breads/pastries. They have so many salt bread flavors to choose from. I highly recommend the Sweet Potato Salt Bread ($3.75)! They had so many unique breads and pastries here. They also had a lot of different Castella cake flavors to choose from. The Triple Berry Yogurt cake slice ($7.50) was very good, but too pricey. I also recommend the Kona Ice Coffee ($7). It had a good Kona coffee flavor with just the right amount of sweetness. You get up to three hours of parking for free. Just make sure to park in the City Center underground parking (not the H Mart parking side) and remember your license plate number. They have a machine near the register/coffee machine where you enter your license plate to get your parking validated - no physical ticket needed.

    Chloe L.

    Definitely by far one of the best flavored salt breads I've ever had! Typically, they can be overwhelming and take away from the taste from the salt bread, but this one was not too sweet and there was a really nice sweet potato filling that was made with real sweet potatoes and not cream. This location is right across from H Mart in Koreatown and they had a really extensive variety of salt bread as well as other Korean bakery items.

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    Jenny y.

    Concerto Bakery Cafe is easily one of my favorite bakeries in K-Town. Everything tastes incredibly fresh, especially their signature salted bread, crispy and golden on the outside, while soft, fluffy, and buttery on the inside. Their new financiers are moist, rich, and come in a variety of delicious flavors. The selection of pastries, donuts, cookies, and cakes means there's something for every craving. To top it all off, their in-house roasted Hawaiian Kona coffee is smooth, aromatic, and pairs perfectly with their baked goods. If you're looking for fresh, high-quality pastries and great coffee, this spot is definitely worth visiting!

    .Elisa. Z.

    Coffee and Bakery Stumbled upon this little coffee shop/bakery in Koreatown, right in the same building as H-Mart. It's not a huge mall or anything, just a few stores tucked inside, but the main thing in the building is definitely H-Mart. The shop itself feels like a grab and go spot. Perfect for picking up coffee and a pastry if you're on the move. Parking: A Little Tricky Heads up about parking. It's a whole thing. There's a parking lot, but it says "H-Mart parking only, $30 minimum" BUT they have a validation machine that doesn't seem to work. We tried putting in our plate number, and it kept saying "invalid." My nephew tried to validate with the cashier, but they said they don't validate, so that was confusing. We had already gone to H-Mart and spent $30 so they were able to validate us.Honestly, I'd call ahead next time to make sure you don't get stuck guessing. Coffee That Hits the Spot Okay, the good stuff...coffee! I got a banana iced coffee with espresso, and my sister got a pistachio latte (also with espresso). Both were super tasty. The drinks come in a decent size...kind of like a regular or medium coffee, but I'd ask about toppings if you don't like surprises; mine had dry banana pieces in the drink, which wasn't my favorite. My sister told me that the pistachio latte has been the best she's found in Koreatown. Bakery and Grab and Go Vibes They have a bunch of baked goods, and it seems like a lot of people come for those. Tried an onion bread once but it wasn't my fave. It was my first time trying it, so maybe I just didn't get it. No seating inside, so it's truly grab and go. There's a small water station at he the pick up station, which is thoughtful, and they have morning deals like a bread plus a regular iced coffee for $5, nice if you're on a budget. Quick and Friendly Service Staff was nice, took our order efficiently, and everything felt smooth. The shop's vibe is clean and simple, and it fits the Koreatown neighborhood. Not a place to hang out for hours, but great for a quick coffee stop or pastry.

    Alisa B.

    Salt bread is SOOO YUM! I highly recommend coming here just for this. The Corn Cream Salt Bread, Earl Grey Salt Bread, and the Truffle Salt Bread are my favorites! Buttery and so much flavor. Dense texture and airy. They have plentiful stock and the staff here are nice! They also validate parking for 3 hours!

    Walnut pie
    Clarissa A.

    Lots of Korean-style salt bread and also pastries available with a great coffee bar. I like the black sesame latte and the vanilla latte as well! You can ask them to also make things a bit less sweet. Lots of beautiful cakes as well, and also deals available occasionally on coffee sets. I've picked up a sandwich here a few times for a quick lunch. Only complaint is that there are price discrepancies between the signs and what is charged. I got a walnut pie and the sign said $4.75 but I got charged $5. It was delicious though.... Worth the extra $0.25! So flaky and not too sweet! Located across from H Mart inside so the parking is the same as the grocery store.

    Cassie T.

    Visited here earlier today and I was a bit disappointed that their signature cream latte didn't come with the Palmier cookie on top :( But I appreciate that the servers were very patient with trying to redeem a gift card I got from a Yelp event (unfortunately it wasn't active with a balance), but I ended up getting a decaf black sesame latte with almond milk that had a LOVELY sea salt cream top. The rest of the bakery is clean, minimalist, and abundant with baked goods like tarts, salt breads, loaves, cakes, and other kinds of pastries! I also love the options they have for seasonal lattes both with coffee and matcha bases. I might be back, but I still prefer their other location because I feel as if my initial experience was better.

    Corn Matcha Latte and Caramel Latte
    Anna N.

    10/10! Quick service, great drinks, and a unique selections. Also they do parking validation! I liked how I was able to taste the matcha in my matcha latte, yet the drink was still creamy. The salted caramel drink was also spectacular. They're in the middle of the first floor of the mall. There are tables for seating. I came here on a whim but I'll be back when I'm in koreatown. I'll have to try the pastries.

    cream was all smashed and the bread was a mess
    Shin K.

    Really disappointed with the bakery inside Hmart today. I ordered a drink and noticed right away my cup wasn't even filled properly, especially compared to my friend's same order, but mine had noticeably less. That already didn't feel right. On top of that, I bought several sweet breads, including ones with whipped cream, and they packed everything into a box that was way too small. By the time we opened it, the cream was all smashed and the bread was a mess. The service also felt very unhappy and careless, like they were just doing it because they're paid to be there, not because they care about customers. We didn't make a big deal at the time, but honestly this kind of experience needs attention. For the price and expectation, this was pretty frustrating. I hope they improve their consistency, service, and packaging because this definitely didn't meet basic standards.

    Pistachio Latte, variety of Salt Breads
    Jodie F.

    Located right across H Mart in LA City Center. Love a convenient bakery treat after grocery shopping. We tried quite a few of their specialty - salt breads! My favorites are the truffle & garlic. My bf liked the cream salt bread & sweet potato salt bread. Personally not a fan of the sweet potato's gritty texture. The tiramisu salt bread was a miss for us. Didn't really taste like tiramisu much. I do think the breads could be more fresh, it tasted stale. The chocolate pistachio & sea salt doubleshot lattes were good. Parking - 3 hours free (scan their QR code). Garage entrance is on S Mariposa Ave in Equitable Plaza Public Parking, NOT the Hmart garage.

    Maruko X.

    Ambiance: the bakery shop is located on the ground level, right across the entrance from H mart grocery store, there's few tables setup for dine-in, mostly good for takeout orders, it's a plus that they validate parking Service: there's usually a long line for checkout, especially over the weekends, the cashier was particularly slow and made mistakes, she charged higher prices than the item's listed price, make sure to check your bills Food & Drink: variety choices for freshly made bakery items, their signature creamy coffee drinks are usually better than the rest Blueberry Cream Cheese Salt Bread - **** creamy and savory taste, recommend Red Velvet Castella - **** soft sponge cake, recommend Match Latte - *** bland taste Price: generally good quality, reasonable prices for bakery stuff and overpriced for drinks, expect spend $10~$20 for light bites

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    We love it here! Great coffee, pastries and friendly service - very kid friendly. Also great cakes for birthdays.

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    The food, service, and environment was really nice! The location of the bakery was convenient as well.

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    Food was good. Quite similar to a some Asian bakeries that I've been to. I think they need more tables and chairs.

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    Do you do letter Cakes?

    Please call 213-674-7363 or email cake.concertobakery@gmail.com

    Is garlic cream cheese still selling?

    Yes

    Can you preorder cakes online or over the phone?

    Hello :) The custom cakes take a week and you can call the store and order the basic cake :) thank u!

    What's the latest time you need to get here to get the cream breads?

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    Cafe Dulce

    Cafe Dulce

    4.2
    (2.7k reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Cafe Dulce is in the Japanese Village Plaza in Little Tokyo. They have a pretty wide range of…read morethings on their menu, including baked goods, coffee drinks, matcha drinks and food. I'm from the Bay Area but I've been to Cafe Dulce several times. My wife and I really like their Hong Kong Tea Latte and their Matcha drink, as well as their various donuts and baked goods. In the morning rush they can be a little busy but the staff work hard. On a recent visit I saw people eating their steak breakfast burritos, so I ordered one for myself and a coworker. The burritos were reasonable size, the steak was seasoned well, and the breakfast burrito had potatoes in it (I only like breakfast burritos that have potatoes/hash browns/tots in it). Keep supporting the classics, not just because they've been around for a while, but because they have strong products and service.

    I've passed by this place so many times but haven't tried it out until recently! I really do like…read morethe pastries. So much variety here so there's definitely something for everyone. Mochi Twist ($5)-- Nice and dense mochi texture? I guess it's hard to describe but it's not hollow and airy like a typical donut. There's some chew to it. And it's not too sweet! Blueberry Roti ($4)-- Flaky crumble on top and blueberry jam?? YES YESSSS. I liked this so much I'd definitely go back for it. Blueberry jam is so underrated and it's rare to find it in a pastry! Makes for a good sweet lil treat. Hot latte ($5)-- Perfect!! No complaints. Not too milky, not too light. Good ratio. I was actually kind of worried ordering a latte because not every place does it right but it's good here! Iced blueberry matcha ($6?)-- I see lots of good things about this drink on here but ooooooof... it missed the mark and by a LOOOT too. It was green sweet cereal milk. Where's the matcha? Where's the blueberry? It was so confusing because I see the green and I know I ordered matcha... but it's just sweet milk! And it's not even blueberry flavored milk. Did they forget the blueberry jam? Syrup? Whatever they use? Because it just tastes like the milk after a bowl of Frosted Flakes or something like that. Very sad, very disappointing. Ended up tossing after a couple sips. ANDDD for those matcha purists this is NOOOT the place for you! They have it pre mixed in a milk gallon. So we just saw green milk coming out of a gallon into this cup like yeppppp ok expectations immediately lowered. Anyways, hot latte is good and the 2 pastries I got were good! Steer clear of the matcha!!!

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    Levain Bakery

    Levain Bakery

    4.1
    (864 reviews)
    1.7 mi
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    Great vibes and friendly people. As far as actual cookies go, I got the Walnut Chocolate Chip and…read moreRocky Road. I know Levain pioneered undercooked cookies. Personally, I don't like that style, I was hoping the original would change that for me! Long story short, I didn't like the Walnut Chocolate Chip. I personally just don't like that style still, so I'll chalk it up as a "me" problem. The cooked part was good. The Rocky Road was cooked through. It was an amazing baked good with good flavor and add-ins. Between the roasted almond slices and fudgey chocolate chips, I was enjoying it immensely. A highlight of my day for sure. If you love underbaked cookies, Levain is your cookie shop! I don't and they had something for me too!

    The Venice outlet used to be my go-to, but since I moved the Larchmont one was more accessible…read more Parking's always tricky and might require bit of extra walk when not available. It's relatively busy but the line moved swiftly. The Larchmont store was pretty lively with the crowded and colorful wall deco! It's pretty fun to see that they came up with more seasonal items lately and most of them nailed it well when they came to cookies. Previously the lemon one and the most recent was the Raspberry Pistachio which I was impressed by as I just fancied sweet and refreshing combo of white chocolate and raspberry. The pistachio added more texture to it for sure. Same as any Levain cookies, best enjoyed warm and fresh out of oven. The Cookie Milk Latte was actually the main reason bringing me here, yet I was bit let down by it as I was expecting more malty cookie flavor in the drink. I felt it tasted not much different to regular cream top latte with some cookie crumbles in it.

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    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

    4.5
    (561 reviews)
    3.5 mi
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    I had already made purchases from Cinnies and Donut Man in Grand Central Market, but when I saw…read moreOkayama Kobo, I couldn't resist stopping in and picking up more! I had been to the one in Laguna Niguel and this one in Little Tokyo is more spacious, with an area where you can eat. I bought an oyako pork shumai, curry pan and spicy curry pan. The shumai was like dumpling filling in a bun. My faves were the curry pan, which were super flavorful and vegetarian. The spicy curry one does have a kick (great for my husband), while I prefer the regular curry as I can't handle spice. Wish I had one closer to me!

    Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe is one of my usual stops whenever I'm in the LA area. A friend…read moreintroduced me to it, and highlighted the fish panini. Just like her, I'm now hooked on that. It's like a fancy filet o fish without the soggy bun, packed with amazing fried fish and tarter sauce. I'm just disappointed when they don't have this in stock, but sometimes they would make more, and that'll just be an extra wait. Downside is that I first tried the fish panini years ago and it was a bit better then, but it's still good currently. Other pastries I've tried here have been pretty good. They had some various buns with mochi inside, and those were great. Another one of my fave is their mentaiko salt bun. Great flavor, though I wish they would stuff the thing with more mentaiko. Their curry breads are good too. I took my daughter here and she got one with cute emoji drawn on, and she said the custard filling and the bread was tasty as well. I've tried some drinks here and they were alright. A friend was into their banana matcha when they have that in stock. Pretty simple layout here. Get in line and see the goods, then you reach the cashier and order and pay.

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    Artelice Patisserie

    Artelice Patisserie

    4.8
    (1.2k reviews)
    8.4 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Established in 2017

    We accidentally came across this place while we were out, and I'm so glad we did! The pastries are…read morelike little works of art. The box is also super cute! There are a few tables if you'd like to enjoy your food there, but we decided to get everything to go. The staff told us the pastries could stay out of the refrigerator for up to an hour, so we were worried the cakes might melt on the way home. Thankfully, they stayed in perfect condition. We especially loved the croissants. They were incredibly flavorful and surprisingly large, so I'd recommend getting a few different flavors to share. My favorites were the almond and Parisian croissants. They gave some free macarons at the end!

    Background On Shop/Owners: Artelice Patisserie was founded by two brothers Farid and Saeed back in…read more2017 who wanted to share their passion for desserts and pastries. With their unwavering dedication to their customers and their commitment to using the best ingredients on the market, Farid and Saeed have raised the bar for quality seeking foodies in Los Angeles. By constantly challenging themselves to create the most delicious works of art, they have taken their love for the craft to a whole new level (From their website). Background On Visit: I was primarily going to RWT (Pokemon Card Shop) Collective on the second floor of the plaza, Something about the line and a average of 5 stars on their yelp page made me want to patronize the shop. So I did. Credit Cards: They're accepted. Restroom: Didn't see a restroom. :) Wait Time: Can be long. Luckily, I didn't wait long when I patronized the shop. Location/Parking: Located in a plaza on the NW corner of Sawtelle Blvd. and W. Olympic. There's a couple of shared 15 minute parking spots in the parking lot, paid parking structure, or meter parking along Olympic, Sawtelle, or surrounding streets. I did find a secret place with free 2 hour parking on the NE corner of Purdue Ave. and Olympic Blvd.. :) Ambiance/Decor: Neat ambiance with a few modern furnishings to sit, eat, and enjoy ones company. Service: Service was great! Tera (staffer) was very nice, attentive, offered great suggestions, and was quite informative about the shop. She also informed me that I was able to get two complimentary macarons. Patisserie Of Choice: 1) Blossom: Consisted of vanilla mousse, pistachio/red berries insert, pistachio crunch, and pistachio sponge. It was too pretty to eat, but I ate it anyways. So good and soo yum! 2) Roche: Consisted of hazelnut mousse, house made praline combined with soft caramel, hazelnut sponge. Taste like a Ferrer Rocher! It's very dense and sweet, but great to eat. Not something I'll have all the time. Macarons Of Choice : I got the Cookies and Cream and pistacio. They were both good. Artelice Patisserie For Thought: Wouldn't mind coming back. I'm coming for you almond croissant.

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    Coin De Rue Bakery & Cafe

    Coin De Rue Bakery & Cafe

    4.0
    (288 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $
    Locally owned & operated
    Family-owned & operated

    This Korean-style bakery has a great variety of breads and traditional pastries, like red bean…read morebread and rice sulgi. They're also very on-trend, whenever a Korean dessert goes viral, they usually have it here. Recently, they even started selling butter tteok, and I heard it was one of the first places to have it in K-town. I highly recommend the salted bread. Honestly, I think it's even better than the famous spot everyone talks about. My favorite is the corn cheese, it's especially delicious when it's warm. I also tried the Korean chamoe (melon) smoothie, and it was very refreshing. It tasted like they used real melon, since there was a slight natural tanginess that made it even better. There is free parking, though the lot is a bit small. They also have both indoor and outdoor seating, but the seating area is somewhat limited too

    We walked into Coin De Rue and were amazed by the selection of pastries they had. They were…read morestarting to run out of some early afternoon but what they had there looked incredible. There were endless selection of salt bread and different flavoured buns which all looked delicious. As we were browsing and deciding, the lady at the counter was kind enough to offer us a sample of the butter rice cake. The butter tteok tasted pretty good on the spot so we bought a pack of 5 back home along with a hot and spicy salt bread and corn soboro. The butter rice cakes were already cold and hard when we got home, the inside was dense and chewy in a bad way. I didn't want them to go to waste so I tried reheating them in the over for a few minutes. It was warm but the texture never recovered, everything just got more dense and hard. The hot and spicy salt bread looked like a winner, but when we bit into it, the bread was just crunchy and overly buttery without a lot of flavour. The inside did not have the soft pillowy texture you'd expect from salt bread. The filling was a budget hot dog and some corn mixed with mayo. We cut the bread in half and my boyfriend said his piece had way too much mayo and mine barely had any. I grabbed the corn soboro thinking it would be delicious since it was corn season but was the most disappointed by it. I reheated the bread again to get the cookie top to crisp up. The soboro top didn't have a lot of crunch or flavour, it was just a layer of sweetness with no texture. The corn cream filling was not good, the corn was dehydrated and had no flavour at all. It honestly tasted a bit like canned corn that's over baked, I ended up scooping it out because the bread was better without it. Maybe it's better to go earlier when the baked goods are fresh and eat it there instead of taking it home.

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