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Kukje Bakery is finally open, right across from Kukje market. The salt bread isn't good. You have to heat it up to make it soft. The pastries with cream were aright like the strawberry cream and blueberry cream pastries. The chocolate melon pan was dry and stiff. Service was nice at least. I wouldn't come out of my way for the baked goods. BOGO starts at 7 pm to close. Good deal if you want to try a bit of everything. 8 pastries was $24.
A great addition to this plaza! With all the popular bakeries popping up lately, it only made sense for Kukje to open one too. And if you've been avoiding it because of the crowds, good news: they've most definitely finally mellowed down! Salt bread is all the craze right now, and that's mainly why I finally stopped by. My friend told me they had really good salt bread, and she was not wrong! The salt bread is delicious, and the bonus is the huge selection of baked goods. I had such a hard time not letting my eyes do the ordering for me. What I Ordered: 8 pieces of salt bread (purchased individually, not as a set) Crème Brûlée Donut FOOD: 8/10 The salt bread was perfectly salted and buttery. The inside was soft and moist, and I loved the nice toasted crunch on the bottom. The Crème Brûlée Donut was perfectly sweet, and I loved the custard filling inside. I'd definitely order it again! SERVICE: 8/10 Standard, straightforward service by a bunch of youngins. I was actually surprised by how many staff there were. I was expecting maybe 3-4 employees? AMBIANCE: 8/10 I actually found it to be pretty spacious. There's a seating area across from the ordering counter, plus a large island filled with additional baked goods, mostly different breads and cookies, beyond what's displayed at the counter. It's a nice setup if you want to browse before deciding what to get.
Pastries here are buy one get one after 7 PM! I love Kukje Bakery- their donuts are delicious and have a nice crisp texture and their croissants are nicely laminated and packed with cream and fruit. I was ambivalent about their melon pan bread- the shell was a bit hard, but that might come with the territory of pastries sitting out for a full day. Their chocolate salt bread was a let down as it lacked the crisp bottom and airy interior- I would recommend Tano, the Buoy, or 85 degrees for a more authentic salt bread! Their savory items are also delicious too- I liked their chicken apple sausage bun a lot. Very authentic Korean food.
Food: 3.5 | Service: 5.0 | Ambiance: 4.0 The newly opened KUKJE BAKERY located in the neighboring mall from their market was a was an eagerly awaited event. Spacious, bright, clean interior, they offers a small seating area for those not on the run. The baked goods are plentiful and varied. The daily fresh bread is a welcome offering. Coffee was good. What did I try: PLAIN CROISSANTS - Surprisingly Decent and nice to have In the neighborhood. CHOCOLATE CROISSANT w/MANGO FILLING - This was good but seems a bit oily? CINNAMON TWIST - Usually like this but seems oily as well. TOMATO SAUSAGE PIZZA BUN - Loved biting into this and savoring the tomatoey tang but I was stopped short when I realized the sausage is a hot dog. Know Asian buns with hot dogs are popular in bakeries but definitely NOT a fav for me. Also should be labeled as hot dog, not sausage. Excellent choice for those who savor hot dogs. COUNTRY LOAF (Pain au levain) - Was like a regular loaf of bread. Nicely baked, maybe great for sandwiches but that's it. ROSEMARY FOCACCIA - Smelled great, texture was more pillowy but didn't hit it for me. QUICHE LORRAINE - This was a big surprise! This Kukje Bakery quiche is not like a traditional quiche Lorraine but was a Korean take, and more rustic. Whereas a traditional quiche incorporates all the ingredients to bake. Their quiche was layered with the bacon and creamy accompaniments on the bottom with a generous fluffy, eggy layer on top. Appreciated The crust was flaky and yet held together very well. Not quite quiche Lorraine but all together, totally wow! Rich, tasty and filling. Definitely would buy this again! Did not try the more photo-popular baked items. But I'd return to KUKJE BAKERY for their QUICHE LORRAINE, PLAIN CROISSANTS and to try some of those beautiful looking pastries. See you there!
I will say the pastries are pretty expensive here so come at 7pm when they have their BOGO free! I bought so many pastries to try and I will say my favorites have been garlic bread cream cheese, matcha melon pan, and smoked salmon toast. The breads have all tasted pretty standard compared to 85. They have other things here too like cakes, sandwiches and loaves of bread. I haven't personally tried them as they're not part of the BOGO deal but I heard the red bean bun was pretty standard tasting. The staff were pretty nice and patient with customers. The place isn't very loud and has some seating by the door.
Located across from Kukje Super Market, this is a stand alone bakery operated by the aforementioned market. Cozy vibes with wooden accents & furniture along with art featuring different cities. Unlike other Asian bakeries, you select what you want and an employee behind the display case places it on your tray. There was salt bread available, but I decided to pass since they looked like deflated dinner rolls. Our order: Sweet Potato Bow Tie ($6.50): +Adorable! +Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside +Not too sweet +Large: Good for sharing -Small amount of sweet potato filling Café Latte (16 oz - $5.00): Hot, Whole Milk +Drinkable temperature: Hot, but doesn't burn your mouth/tongue +Strong coffee balanced with creamy organic milk +Cute latte art -I noticed that it was similar in size to the 12 oz Café Mocha, so I decided to ask the barista. He insisted that it was 16 oz and that he's "measured the sizes with water before"... Café Mocha (12 oz - $5.00): Less Sweet, Hot, Whole Milk +Drinkable temperature: Hot, but doesn't burn your mouth/tongue +Cute latte art -Not sure if it's b/c I requested less sweetness, but there was a whisp of dark chocolate Side notes: 1.) Self-serve condiments, napkins, and utensils 2.) Indoor bar and table seating 3.) Restroom available for customers 4.) Free parking lot *Verdict: Loved the vibes, but the coffee & pastry were just okay for the price.
Bright clean interior, tons of freshly baked Euro-style pastries (croissants, breads, etc) with a slight Asian twist to many of them plus donuts and cakes. There is a dining area where there are tables and counters with chairs to enjoy your treats. Service is low key and courteous. I searched high and low here for something not too sweet nor too fatty, so I settled for a red bean bun. The bread and crust were on point, and the red bean filling was generous, and a bit too sweet for me They have Japanese-style melon pans here too which actually looked great, but I wanted one without any filling.. As their mothership - Kukje Supermarket was across the street, I brought my lunch from there over here to consume. They didn't mind.. Same owners! All said, it was a tad disappointing, but I guess I just wanted something more plain that day.
We stopped by here after our shopping trip at the Kukje Market. We were happy to see the Happy Hour Special, which it's Buy One Get One Free after 7PM. I asked the employee if I can mix and match. She just looked me and totally ignored my question. She was very unfriendly and rude. I bought eight baked goods for $24 with the discount. The Garlic Bread Cream Cheese wasn't garlicky and the cream cheese was kind of on the light side. The Chicken & Bacon Baguette was very dry. The outside of Sweet Potato Tapioca Bread was too chewy. The Sausage Vegetable Bread was on the heavy side and too greasy. The Creme Brulee Doughnut and the Chestnut Half Loaf were ok.
I've been here a few times now, I had to try a variety before leaving a review. The place itself is big on the inside and they keep it clean. The first time I went here it was later in the afternoon on a Saturday and there was a line. Upon entering there was hardly anything left. I decided to come back the next day and arrive a little earlier to see what they had. There was quite a few to choose from, pastries we tried were amazing. I went last week on a weekday and it wasn't too busy, there was a handful of people that came. This time around all the shelves were full. Here's a list of items that my family and I have tried: 1. Coffee cake: Nice thick and big size. It had perfect amount of crunch/crumble and cinnamony sweetness. The pastry was moist. For the price it was worth it. It's a lot bigger compared to other coffee shops. 2. Almond cookies: Thin, crunchy, and not too sweet. It reminded me of a cross between almons cookie and a peanut brittle. 3. Salt bread: Soft and fluffy 4. Strawberry croissant: Over rated, it had way too much going on. You have a strawberry croissant with whip cream on the inside and outer edges had fresh strawberries. It's a little difficult to eat. The strawberry croissant itself tasted good. I think you lose all that with all the extra stuff. The croissant isn't even the star anymore. 5. Chocolate croissant: I felt like this was just for the picture as well. It looks good on the outside. Instagram worthy but when you cut it in the middle, there is no chocolate except for one small section. 6. Matcha melon pan: I liked this but I feel you lose the matcha flavor with the red bean filling. 7. Crème brûlée donut: I was disappointed with this one. It lacked the crunchy burnt glaze coating outside. It honestly looked sad like it was half cooked/done. I only purchased it because I love crème brûlée. 8. Mango donut: Pretty on the outside but disappointing once you eat it. It had one little piece of mango and the filling inside fell short. It didn't taste like mango. I'll definitely skip this next time. 9. Matcha marble cupcake: 1st of all why call this a cupcake when it was more or a pudding cup. It was delicious but I didn't care for the red bean on top. 10. Chocolate cream cupcake: This had the same issue. No actual cupcake. It was good and chocolatey. 11. Coconut cake: Nice consistency, it reminded me of a bibinka. It just threw me off that it was lemony. I was looking for at least a hint of coconut. What I've noticed from trying these items, if it looks too good or picture ready. Don't set the bar too high on expectations for taste. Pastries were mediocre at best. I think the only thing I'd come back for is the coffee cake. I purchased other items for my family that I didn't try so I didn't leave feed back on those. They weren't too impressed that they wanted to come back for more.
Stopped by since we went to the Kukje supermarket right next door. We came around 2 and many prepackaged things were already sold out, but lots of pastries and donuts still available. The strawberry croissant and the sweet potato croissant looked beautiful! So colorful and huge -- I had to try. I was so impressed by the texture of the croissants. They were crisp and not soft/stale or soggy at all. The lamination was also excellent. The flavor of the sweet potato cream inside was also SO good -- very unique and not too sweet. I'd definitely come back for that. The strawberry one was pretty and still yummy, but not as unique (tasted similar to a strawberry cream sando). Overall very happy with these! At around $7 each, they are beautiful and definitely satisfy the pastry craving. Would love to come back to try more offerings (they have so many donuts, basque cheesecakes, cakes, salt bread, dubai chocolate cookie, etc.)
Kukje Bakery just opened a few months ago, and I've been wanting to stop by every time we drive past. I finally had the chance yesterday, and there were so many baked goods to choose from--I honestly wanted to buy everything! Chocolate Donut: Unfortunately, this was our least favorite. The cream had a noticeable sour taste and wasn't sweet at all. We couldn't figure out what gave it that flavor. Chocolate Croissant: Really enjoyed this one! There was a good amount of chocolate both inside and on top. Crème Brûlée Donut: Soft and delicious, with a nice cream filling. This was definitely one of my favorites. Overall, I'm glad we finally stopped by! There are still so many other desserts I want to try, so I'll definitely be back.
I finally had time to visit this place in the morning. When I entered, it wasn't crowded, and the line wasn't too long. The pastries looked fantastic, and they tasted great. They do offer seating inside, so you can eat there. While the staff is friendly, I noticed that when people are waiting in line and a product sells out, they replace it first. If you have enough items on display, your focus should be on managing the line. I understand presentation matters, but customers waiting should be attended to first rather than replacing a sold-out item like a mocha bun. Overall, I enjoy the bakery and recommend it for a coffee meeting or if you like a morning bun or coffee cake--they have those.
Was so excited to hear about Kukje's new bakery because Kukje was my favorite Korean supermarket. Unfortunately, the bakery did not meet the same standards. Although the pastries and donuts looked good, they were not very tasty and quite expensive. I heard about the viral salt bread and thought I could finally try it to see what the hype was about. Nothing special... just plain salty outer layer bread with a slight butter taste on the inside. The bread was not crispy either. My toddlers wanted the mango croissant which was huge! Aside from the mangoes on the top, the middle was all cream. The croissant was not crunchy either. My husband thought the garlic cream cheese bread was decent. I did not feel it was worth the calories. Service was okay. Workers were not very attentive. There was a sign that said to line up here so someone could assist. Instead of checking to see who was first in line, they just helped the other customers who cut my family in line because they went up to look at the pastries. General courtesy would be to ask who was next in line. Due to that, we waited for a helper who saw us in line but just stood there for a bit. Almost like she was absented-minded, then realized the customers were waiting for her to assist. Glad she at least put on new gloves before picking up our pastries. The thing I did like was how they had a seating area for customers to enjoy their pastries and coffee. It was pretty quiet for the most part. So far, not the best first impression but they had only been open for one month. Would try again later on once they settle in and hopefully read their feedbacks from customers to improve.
We were rally impressed by the soft opening of Kukje Bakery. The cases were stocked and the staff was kind. They didn't have coffee working yet but they sold delicious Korean coffees in the refrigerator. We got a huge but dry kouign amman. Not great. We got a crème brûlée cream bun that was good. We got a delicious garlic cream cheese bun. We loved it. The texture of the bread was amazing but the garlic cream cheese was sweet and we wished it wasn't. We loved the sausage bread. However so good! We would definitely go again. read more
17 days ago
New bakery with a lot special desserts and croissants, donuts and cakes. The sitting area is clean and comfortable! read more
3 months ago
Came during soft opening around 1pm and there was no wait, but not too much remaining. We were able to try the salt bread, which my husband and I both thought was the best thing of the pastries we tried (although to be fair, we haven't tried other salt breads), garlic bread, and a green bean bread. Docking one star because prices felt high, but we are excited to come back and try their croissants and savory pastry items next time! read more
2 months ago
My daughter took me here this morning for our first time. It's a cute, tiny quick snack place to go. We picked the wrong pastry that ended up not liking it but fortunately we swapped, and we both liked the result. Only complaint: I ordered a hot coffee and it was scalding hot, filled right to the brim. No room for cream at all. I had to carefully pour some out into the trash just to add a splash. If you like cream, maybe ask for "room" first. Overall a nice place, would come back to try other pastries. Just watch out for that coffee! read more
Given the bakery's close proximity to my home, I have been back multiple times. I usually try one or two products at a time. I like that there is always something new to try whenever I visit; however, if I'm being honest, I have yet to find a product I would call a favorite. The products are not bad--they are average in terms of flavor, but above average when it comes to aesthetics. read more
Good selection of pastries and cakes. I love the ham and cheese croissants. The cashiers are really friendly and they are super accommodating. The place is clean and big. Their display is very inviting and creative. They also have a place to sit down and read more
The staff did not have a care in the world about their customers or their job. Upon entry, the setup was similar to a Paris Baguette except the specialty items were behind a display where assistance was required. Except they were lacking in assistance, there was no greeting, recommendations or promotion...not a good start. When I was in line, I waited for a good 2-3 minutes before getting help from a girl that stood the furthest from all the other employees. There was an older man across from me fixing the pastries on display and a younger man, which was also in front of me, just observing and trying to help him. If they were attentive or cared enough, they could have flagged someone down to help me. From entering the bakery to waiting in line, there was an emotionless girl transferring one item at a time from the bake rack to the display case with her hands. She was literally bringing it one by one, not sure if she was trying to kill time but it was only 10am on a Thursday. Girl..... you got a long way to go. There was also a tray of half eaten pastries and an unfinished coffee just sitting on the platform with other baked goods that no one thought to clean up. The pastries behind the display all looked pretty pretty, the cakes not so much. Looked great in photos, tasted average. The strawberry croissants was soft and was just filled with lightly sweetened whip cream, nothing special. The honey cream cheese was a boule with honey and a block of cream cheese. Would have been better if the cream cheese was spread along inside with the honey instead of just a block in the center. For what it is, each item was pretty pricey. $7.50 for a strawberry croissants filled with whip cream? After the girl boxed up my items, she offered a bag, which did not fit the box. So after everything was bagged up, the boxes were tilted and everything toppled to one side, including all the items with a cream filling. I quickly grabbed it sideways so the cream wouldn't spread to all the other pastries. In terms of service, price and quality, I have had better. Reading some reviews, it seems like they have different items churning out from time to time so if I'm ever at kukje, I would check it out again. read more
Was super excited to check out Kukje Bakery, only to find that there was barely anything left by the time I arrived around 10:30 in the morning. There were only a few options remaining, so I ended up trying the cream custard bun, which was pretty mediocre honestly. The ambience was cute though, and the location is pretty convenient. read more
25 days ago
Newest bakery in the area but really an extension of Kukje supermarket. The sign outside indicates it's soft opening but I've been here a few times already. Items normally sold out by 1-2pm so come earlier for the best selection. Most pastries range from $4.50-6.50, a little pricey but worth the size and creative flavors. Some items are super greasy and the staff is still learning the process. I'm used to new bakeries being really stylish, having modern decor or a Parisian theme. This bakery feels very old school log cabin like. Definitely good for older adults to hang out for coffee. read more
3 months ago
The parking lot is small and busy, but I'm so glad I stopped by this bakery after dropping off clothes at the dry cleaners! They have a fantastic selection of baked goods--the crème brûlée donut, strawberry cream croissant, and matcha scones were all absolutely delicious. They also have coffee, cakes, and plenty of other options. Even though it was a preview, the staff was incredibly fast and efficient. The noise level inside was moderate and it felt very homey. I can't wait for their official grand opening! read more
3 months ago
I'll grade easier since they're still in their soft opening phase. Their bread lineup needs to be packed by their employees so there'll be a wait for that. The bread tastes a bit sweeter than my liking and the line moved a bit slower than expected. Employees weren't particularly friendly and didn't recommend anything considering this is a new bakery. I'd return if in the area. read more
Came around 10am during their soft opening and was surprised at the amount of variety! We got two donuts (mocha and creme brûlée), an almond croissant, sweet potato croissant, matcha scone, custard bun, and a salt bread. The salt bread was good but the outside could've been crunchier. The matcha scone has pretty good matcha flavor i was surprised and the donuts were pretty good as well just a bit oily. My favorite tho was the sweet potato croissant, lots of filling and so unique. Will have to come back for the beef croquette that i forgot to order! read more
4 months ago
Yay Kukje Bakery finally opened today! It's a soft open but they still had plenty of pastry left at 5 in the afternoon. I bought a berry coffee cake, almond croissant, chocolate croissant, coffee bun and peanut crusted bun. Prices are on par with 85 degree. Everything is new and clean. Service is friendly. Drop by and try it read more
Love their wide selection of items and everything looks delicious! Tried their different salt breads: regular, chocolate, cream. The chocolate salt bread actually has a crispy crunch but not the other flavors and they all taste kind of mid. I always get their tapioca ball which is super chewy and has a nice crunch on the outside. Would like to try their croissants the next time I visit ! read more
Just checked out the new bakery across the street from the store and it's so cute inside. It gives a cozy neighborhood vibe, almost reminds me of an Asian-style 85 degree bakery with its variety of pastries, cakes, and dessert. The seating area was nice, everything looked fresh, and the staff were all welcoming. I loved seeing some unique pastries and flavors you don't always find elsewhere. A few items did feel a little on the pricier side. Some pastries were around $7.50 for a croissant but the presentation and specialty feel definitely stood out. Excited to see what else they add as they continue opening and expanding their menu. read more
3 months ago
Drove here right after dropping my hot and sexy GF at work, and I was kinda surprised by how many people were walking out with food in their hands as I was pulling up. I took a quick glance at the pastries they had on display, and one of the workers was putting out some goods out on the wooden display. I didn't want that. I wanted the stuff behind the glass. I ordered a strawberry croissant, a crème brûlée donut, a beef croquette, and a cream cheese bun. Service was fast and friendly, and it was nice seeing a fully staffed kitchen. Anyway, I ordered another beef croquette because I forgot to get a pastry for myself. Got home, tossed the thing in the microwave for a few seconds, and it was absolutely delicious. Nice and crunchy, yet doughy and the filling is just right. I enjoyed the shit out of it. I'll be back. read more
2 months ago
Oh my gosh the sweet potato croissant is so good! It's also giant! There's a sweet potato cream inside that's sweet but not too sweet! The service was good and quick! I want to come back and try the quiche next time. read more
2 months ago
I love quiche lorraine top was so delicious but the crust dude hella burn u cant heat this up if ur trying to eat it later lol read more
19 days ago
Got this from Kukje bakery. The whipped cream filling tastes fake as fuck. It's supposed to be yuzu. It tastes like lemon extract and air freshener read more
2 months ago
I just left Kukje's new bakery next door to their grocery store. It's so spacious and has many desserts and pastries! They open at 7am! read more
3 months ago
i think this bakery shop is quite new. they have many variants of pastries, breads, cookies, and cake / tart. there is also some drinks and you can enjoy them there with your friends aka they provide tables and chairs. order some pastries and breads and i will say they are just mediocre. if you are a cream lover, then this bakery shop is for you... read more
2 months ago
Ok I heard they have a BOGO at 7pm. (They are open until 8). I got there at 7:05 and there were 4 people in line. There was about half of the items left on a Thursday. I also came again today on a Saturday at 6pm and again today not half the items there. But I really wanted to try the sweet potato croissant and there was only one left. So I brought it home and was just going to take a bite and have it in the morning. Well, it didn't make it to the morning. Actually, this is the best one I've tried here so far! The sweet potato filling was sweet but not too sweet. The croissant part was flaky & beautiful with purple stripes. The combination was just terrific. I can see that this is one of their most popular items. Delicious!! read more
The popular Korean supermarket now has their own bakery! Just across from their store in the same plaza, you can smell the fresh pastries right as you walk up. For it being only their soft opening, they actually have a lot of options so far (note I did go early around 9am), with space for even more in the future. The pastries seem pretty good so far although I think it will depend on what you order; fresh ones were being brought out frequently while waiting to order which was good to see. I liked the twice baked croissant and sweet potato croissant the most. The salt bread was decent and a good size but more on the softer side on top. Cream cheese bun was just ok - it was more bready with a slight mocha flavor. They have a cute little seating area with quite a few seats. Service was nice but I can see how it might be hard to handle when it gets busy, especially since you have to line up along the long pastry case. Overall I'm curious to see what else they'll have in the future when they're more officially open! read more
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