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Dokil Bakery

4.4 (22 reviews)
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Open 7:00 am - 1:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Mini white bean cakes

If I had lived closer, I would be frequenting Dokil Bakery on a daily basis. Most of the baked goods offered could easily satisfy even the sweetest of sweet tooths without the accompanying sugar rush. Buns and rolls I have tried were good, but what really stood our were the mini trio of buns. Each one had a different bean filling -- from red bean to white bean to green bean. Clearly, this concept was designed for indecisive customers like myself, who never know what to get when faced with so many options. Another favorite treat of mine are the mini baked Korean white bean cakes, which are typically sold by the dozen, if not more. (See picture.) It takes quite a bit of self-restraint to not want to finish the entire package in one sitting. Price-wise, I don't find the bakery to be more expensive than the other ones I've been to. Quality, however, I find DB to deliver better than most. And if you feel like you're missing out on DB (and I'll admit that you are!), check out your local Asian groceries as they may carry some of the aforementioned baked goods as well.

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As good as it gets in Chicago! Best Korean bakery shop in town!!!

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This bakery is kawaii. I will so come back here. Its very good. The lady is very sweet and was very helpful.

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Have always came here for my sweet tooth fix, especially since their aren't many other Korean bakery's around the area.

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