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    Home Sick Bakery

    4.6 (23 reviews)
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    Closed 5:00 am - 2:30 pm

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    Kat D.

    I love that the rice cake is not too sweet and often pick them up at Korean markets. I was extra excited to try their pumpkin ones. While a few of the pumpkin ones tasted good and had the chewy texture I love, most of this box unfortunately tasted like Dawn dish soap. You know, that very particular soapy flavor you get in your food when a dish isn't rinsed fully after being lathered in Dawn? I wasn't expecting this at all but the taste is unmistakable, and the more I chewed the more pronounced it was. I sadly have to toss the rest of the box as a result, so most of $8 down the drain. I love the offerings this place has and I know it's beloved, I just wish to ask that the owners be careful with rinsing things in the future. I know dish soap can be very resistant to being rinsed off completely, but I don't want customers to have to deal with this sick feeling I'm having at home now, no pun intended.

    Amy L.

    I arrived a little after opening so parking was not a problem. My favorite was the rolled pumpkin rice cake. It's not too sweet so I would suggest to top it with a bit of honey.

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    Bao D.

    I got 2 packages of kimbap. Food was solid, I would go back again to try other things. Affordable price, you can't get this price at H mart. The lady was super sweet. Parking it's a little limited so be careful of getting out when it's high traffic.

    Michelle V.

    Super sweet ladies who knew exactly what tteok I was looking for! Hmart always runs out so I gave this place a shot and it had plenty in stock at noon. Forgot to take a pic but I saw pics from past reviews and was able to secure them. The white one with black sesame seeds had the same texture as Vietnamese bánh bò and wasnt super sweet. The assorted one has honey and sesame seeds inside and was chewy like Korean spicy rice cakes

    Pumpkin Roll (TikTok: @justandyvu)
    Andy V.

    1. The kimbap had a lot of ingredients, and the rice rolls were delicious and not too sweet! 2. The spot has busy casual vibes since they are a local supplier of the HMart nearby! 3. There are no tables for dining in! 4. The staff were friendly and timely with my order! 5. Parking lot is small! Note: There are no restrooms available for customers! Photo: Pumpkin Tteok and Kimbap

    Mung bean injeolmi
    Catherine B.

    TLDR: currently my favorite place for tteok This place has basically all of my favorites: - Jeungpyeon or sool-tteok (alcohol rice cake) basically tastes like the child of rice cake and white sandwich bread and has a faint alcohol smell from the makgeolli (fermented rice wine) it is made with. In the U.S., it is usually a poofy cube topped with black sesame seeds and slivered almonds. It is pretty plain in flavor but I LOVE its texture and it is has the addicting subtle bready sweetness of carbs. - Chal bam tteok (sweet rice chestnut rice cake) is a variation of my favorite kind of rice cake. It's made with sweet rice flour instead of regular rice flour, which makes it even chewier and almost transparent in color. This one is topped with sweet chestnuts, cranberries, dried peas, and dried strips of pumpkin. The bottom is dipped in a crumbled pumpkin(?) that has the texture of rough and dry crushed Korean sweet potato. I love that it's super chewy, slightly sweet, and has diverse textures from all the toppings. I don't recall trying their injeolmi (soybean rice cake), jeolpyeon (plain regular rice cake), or hobakmari (pumpkin rolls) but they were all soft to the touch and looked great so will be trying them next time:)

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    VeloRide R.

    We went Korean bakery hopping today and Home Sick Bakery, aka "H.S. Bakery" on label was our last stop. Not sure what it is called but it is bite-sized rice cake w peanuts in some pieces, covered in fine mung bean powder. If you like Vietnamese "banh day dau", you will LOVE these even MUCH MORE. They are so good that a few sample pieces ended up being half a tray that I inhaled in minutes. Highly recommend and will definitely be back. Thanks, nice Korean man who had to stop working in the kitchen to ring up our 1 rice cake tray, with a smile. PS. We sampled the same rice cake covered in beige bean powder at Han Yang bakery and it was no comparison, dry and crumbly with zero chewy texture.

    Rice cake with honey and sesame, Kimbap
    Julie R.

    Love Home Sick Bakery's rice cakes and kimbap! They use all natural ingredients for their rice cakes so you can definitely tell difference from other brand rice cakes. Their kimbap taste just like homemade and don't have after taste that won't make you indigested. HSB also sells house made sesame oil and multi grain powders which are must try! Perfect place to order tray size for party or special occasion. Make sure to take cash with you and it will be worth it!

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    Joa K.

    We found this place while looking for some other place. The moment we saw the storefront we had to make a visit. I believe they mostly sell wholesale to Asian stores or markets. This "bakery" is their local shop. There was a nice old man working the store when we visited. It's definitely more of a Korean dduk or ddeok (rice cake) shop. It's not so much of a bread bakery. On the front of the store, they say they can freshly squeeze and produce sesame seed oil....interesting! It's in a small plaza right on GG blvd so I guess that is useful! :P They sell a variety of ddeoks - ovalettes for cooking ddeokguk, cylinders for ddeokbokgi, ready to eat ddeoks, event/festive ddeoks, etc. We got 1 of injeolmi ddeok and 1 of "rainbow" ddeok. They were both perfectly glutinous and had just the right texture and taste. The rainbow one was a bit on the dry side, which is common with this type of ddeok...but that doesn't mean I want the dryness. The injeolmi was great - it was the exact stickiness and taste I wanted! I would definitely get this again. If this place was closer to me, I would definitely visit more often. This place is CASH ONLY.

    Modem dduk. With red bean dduk in the back.

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    Very good rice cakes. Comparable to Korea! Me and my mom really enjoyed being able to try this on our trip to California

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    Cute little place with a very affordable array of goodies. Love the rice products. I tried a sampler.

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    Delicious rice cakes. We always order from here for special events - cakes, trays, etc.. One of the best rice cake shops in SoCal.

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    The kimbap was delicious and very worth the price, and I would have taken a picture if I didn't eat my food so fast.

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    Long Phung Bakery

    Long Phung Bakery

    4.4
    (431 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    The first time I tried this fresh fruit cake was when a co-worker brought it for a party. It was…read moreFANTASTIC!! So, I bought a 1/4 sheet cake for my husband's birthday on purpose because I wanted leftovers!!! The fruit is fresh and plentiful. The cake has two regular cake layers, one layer of crispy pastry and a pudding layer all surrounded by delicious (not too sweet) fresh whipped cream)... This is my favorite kind of cake and if you'll compare the Yelp ratings on other bakeries who also sell a similar type cake, Long Phung Bakery wins!! They make them fresh daily and you can normally just walk in to get one, but call ahead to reserve!

    You've got to go and try this little shop. It looks like a floral shop with the most gorgeous…read moreorchids I've ever seen. The shop is a bit overwhelming with all the stuff inside. It seems a bit messy, or maybe they need a bigger shop. Step further into the shop and there it is, the case of cakes! The case itself is old and the window to view the cakes is not clear, seems foggy. Hard to see the cakes. But with all the hype about this bakery on social media, I had to try it The Fruit Cakes are unique with fresh fruit not glazed or jam. Big bite size strawberries, mango, kiwi, grapes, pineapple with a thin layer of sponge cake, layers of crunchy phyllo and whipped cream. The smallest cake is a 1/4 sheet which cost $45. With all the fruit on top, it made it challenging to slice nice looking dessert slices. Super yummy, I can understand why people are making reels about this place on social media. It's a winner. Friendly service, accommodating and responsive to our needs. We requested no kiwi due to one allergy to it and they make it within 10 minutes.

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    Our beautiful wedding cake and my florist added the flowers
    Our beautiful wedding cake and my florist added the flowers
    Wedding cake with different shades of pink and white roses of varied sizes  Cake flavors: mocha with rum & sliced strawberries and cream

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    Wedding cake with different shades of pink and white roses of varied sizes Cake flavors: mocha with rum & sliced strawberries and cream
    Bake & Che

    Bake & Che

    4.4
    (1.2k reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    I never knew I liked che until I came to this place. I used to hate che for its artificial taste,…read morebut I haven't had anything bad on this menu. I do have to say that I'm not the biggest fan of the baked goods but it's more of a personal preference. I would recommend the house special which has great durian flavor and a good variety of topping (love the toasted peanuts and jelly). Personally, I'm not a fan of the water chestnuts but they can always take it out for you. I also love the soy pudding which is both delicate and flavorful (reminds me of a really good douhua). One advice is to get the ice on the side if you're taking it out.

    One of the best Vietnamese chè, dessert places in Orange County! Was missing Vietnam on my recent…read moremedical mission visit so wanted some chè to round out my equally delicious Viet comfort meal. There is always a line out the door at this location. The quality of each dessert is excellent, desserts all delicious and authentic and space is clean and inviting. I had the house special C1 (always get the special bc it's special for a reason! lol. My husband got the pandan grass jelly C4. One daughter got the avocado C7 and other daughter got their signature flan cheesecake. I've tried many of their other desserts in previous visits and they were all equally delicious. I love the different textures and varieties of ingredients in each dessert. It's a burst of flavor and texture in your mouth! I also appreciate how fresh every ingredient and topping is. They give you these cute ice chunks separately so you can add once you eat for a fresh, unwatered down experience. They also provide a toasted coconut slice and peanut topping to give it that extra special unique and thoughtful addition! Well done Bake & Che; you have my vote. Vote for them!!

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    Interior. Indoor and outdoor seating available, but the place was packed!
    Interior. Indoor and outdoor seating available, but the place was packed!
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