Looking for a cheese roll pastry in Las Vegas? Look no further than Milk Bread LV located on Jones and Spring Mountain. Famous pastry Chef Yuku Takamizawa brings something new to the U.S...Shokupandesal. Nice little bakery, friendly service, no seating inside. Nice variety of artisanal breads, pastries and cakes, like brulee's in a variety of flavors, creamy tarts topped with fresh fruit, bread pudding, mango mousse cake, basque cheesecake and spongecake. They specialize in square breads like shokupandesal. You can get these cubes for about $8.50 and even come3 topped with blackberry, chocolate, lemon, pistachio, strawberry, ube and more based on seasonality. They also offer Filipina roasted Kapeng Barako coffee. They also offer custom birthday cakes, long cakes, seasonal treats, and a variety f fresh baked breads and cakes daily. We opted for 6 cheese rolls ($1.50 each) delicious and was eyeing the strawberry topped shokupandesal cake, next visit! Lots to see in here in the morning, mostly sold out by late afternoon. Worth a visit and get a unique treat for your next team meeting! read more

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I came here once they first opened. to try their ube honey toast item that was being featured on their social media pages. Unfortunately, the staff said they didn't have any that day and won't be making them until the next time. I was bummed. I think if you're going to advertise it numerous amount of times on your instagram page it should be available especially if you first open. I did get the taro cake and it was good. Overall i think items should be in stock when advertising especially in when you first open. read more

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Cute place. But expensive. Mill bread was just ok. 2/5 for me 85 degree bakery is much softer Cheese roll. Pls do not compare this to Porto's. That's an insult to Porto's. It is not even the same. Day and night. It's 1/5 for me. Coffee was 1/5 just water down and not good taste. It was pretty quiet when I came. read more

I saw this on social media. I wanted to try this ube bread and some sweet dessert. I went and it wasn't busy. Also, not so much variety of breads and desserts. No choice. The only thing I like is that the place is clean. I got home and tried the ube roll bread. It was bland I can't taste the ube at all. The other dessert was okay. It's not even a week since I bought the ube bread and there's a mold. I only eat two pieces of bread. Not a good quality. Waste of money. Never coming back. read more

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I saw a lot of ads for Milk Bread prior to their opening and everything looked so good! I was excited to try it since they blend Japanese and Filipino flavors. A coworker brought some of their pastries to work and they were delicious. My husband surprised me with one of their cube bread desserts. It was immediately refrigerated when he brought it home. It wasn't even a few hours after he bought it that I cut into it and found mold on the inside! Won't be eating from this business again. read more

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We came here for a BTS event and the pastries were delicious . . They had the mango mochi which was so delicious!!! I also really like the ham croissant that was not filled with creamy stuff but just let the ham shine! My only wish is they would have more drink options read more

Cute little place ! Milk Bread wow what a beautiful place! They are a great comparison to the Urth Cafe, but better price wise. Are you seeking little cupcakes, other treats . Cookies or maybe macaroons. The best of all things is presentation. They bring the perfect flair of presentation and "pop!" They serve real food too! Are you looking for a new place to come try! Let's go! Chicken sandwich perhaps or a bowl of fruit . A salad and it is all delicious. Now the service is just as over the top too . Let's come and see what happens! read more

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Serving Filipino Japanese bake goods. They have a good selection of bread, pastries, and cakes. Their version of the cheese bread is pretty good. Pretzels are soft and delicious. But you have to try their cake slices and basque cheesecake. They have limited coffee selection but I expect they will expand that. They are really great to use for parties and for big events- able to use them and it was a big hit. Only drawback is they are Located at 168 market plaza- the area does get busy and parking can be hard at times. read more

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Milk bread is the latest Filipino bakery in Vegas by the same people (Elevated Hospitality) that brought you GYU and Moignet. Both places inspired by Japanese-Filipino flavors. Unfortunately Milk bread did not meet my expectation. Not sure if there was a best time of day to come to get fresh bread. We got there at 1:30pm. I got a bag of their Shoku Pandesal Which is a fusion of Japanese milk bread and Filipino pandesal. Japanese milk bread is soft and fluffy. I did not get that feeling. It was pre packaged on the counter top and it didn't seem fresh. It was firm and dry. Also got the MB Cube. Out of the 4 flavors, I got ube. Again, this was already forming a hardness. The guy recommended to keep it in the fridge for best results. That made it hard as a brick and hard to cut in slices. Inside the bread was filled with ube cream. None of the desserts in yhe display caught my eye. But I picked up other small pastries like the chocolate croissant and bolo buns. Once I toasted the items, I could taste the creaminess and sweetness of the bread but the texture just wasn't there for me. I would stick to the Taiwanese, Korean, Japanese or Filipino bakeries with no fusion involved. read more

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Since the grand opening, I've been wanting to try this place out. There was a limited selection around 2pm Sat. I got the cream cheese bun to go, and the dough was dry... I thought the cream cheese filling might help it become more moist, but even that was like a thick paste. Flavor was good. Service was good, but I wouldn't come back. There were plenty of available seats, and they serve coffee, but with parking already being difficult in that plaza, so I'd go somewhere else. The ube items may be different? read more

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Super nice store. Very clean and simple. Nice indoor seating. It's like a self serve bakery like 85 degrees. Where you have a tray and pick what you want as you go. It's really nice and simple. The basque cheese cake was so so good. So melty and has that nice cheesiness to it too! Not just sweet. The other pastries were a little on the heavier side. The red bean bun I would say 85 degrees is a bit better but still not bad. It's a nice bakery to stop by after you done your shopping at teso or the grocery store. It's not something I was blown away but still a nice place. I didn't get to try the milk bread but next time hopefully. read more

Milk Bread LV - Basque cheesecake , bear claw, red bean bun - Bakeries Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

A great addition to the bakery scene in Las Vegas! The shokku pandesal is the must get in my opinion! It's a unique take on pandesal and a welcome one. The cheese roll and sourdough are both good, worth a try. We're really busy in the morning when I went. So I'm sure there's times where they might have things out of stock or have to wait for. So I suggest getting there early. read more

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So happy we finally got to try this bakery. Walked in and was not busy at all. They had a nice selection of bake goods to choose from-cheese rolls, ube tart to name a few. We didn't get a chance to look fully at their menu but we'll be back to try. It's a small establishment with minimal seating. The cheese rolls were delicious. Loved the big chunks of sugar on it. The ube tart was SOOOO good. One of the best ube tarts Ive had- not too sweet. Can't wait to go back and try more goodies! read more

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I had high expectations with this place but to be honest it wasn't what I had in mind. The bread was just ok -you can taste the honey for sure. They have some ube selections for those who's crazy about ube flavor and they have different kinds of bread. Look out when you pay if you don't pay attention and just tap your card it will automatically add the tip so keep eye on it. The store is cute and the bag where they put the bread is cute. Parking--be prepared it's limited! read more

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I couldn't wait to check it out ! I bought the cheese rolls so I could share them with others and they were 1- fresh and crispy 2- creamy and not soggy inside 3- dare I say better than a family bakery in Ca that people drive all over to get their version of the cheese rolls ( no hate , just pointing it out ) My only disappointment in the fist visit is that the pandesal was in loaf form and not as individual pieces. I will go again because I want to try the other things they have to offer. read more

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Awesome and friendly staff. We stopped by early afternoon and got a croissant and cheese rolls. Both items were delicious. I love that they serve Varraco Coffee which is a premium specialty coffee from the Philippines. I'm excited to try their other baked goods. read more

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This was our first time checking it out since during the grand opening it was super busy and everything had sold out. After getting a chance to visit, the vibe is really cute and clean. We bought the cinnamon roll and the ube concha. The ube concha we tried it fresh and it was more sugary than ube-forward but it was still a decent baked good. We'd probably try visiting again to see what other selections they have! read more

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Heard this place had cheese rolls, so I decided to give it a shot! Milkbread's cheese rolls are pretty different from Porto's, but I actually really liked them. They're more bready than flaky and not as sweet Milkbread is Filipino while Porto's is Cuban, so I probably shouldn't have expected them to be the same anyway The honey toast is insanely fluffy. I used to swear by Korean milk bread, but this has officially taken the #1 spot for me. Every time I've visited, the staff has been amazing. On my first visit, they even offered to air fry some of the pastries we were trying! Their service is seriously commendable. Overall, it's a cute little spot to grab a quick bite. Parking can be a bit tricky to find, but it's definitely worth stopping by. read more

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Love the food and the company! Great space to have pastries, coffees and get togethers! read more

Milk Bread LV - What a wonderful combination - mango & mochi so delicious. Totally worth coming here just for these. - Bakeries Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I'm so excited to try Local favorite global taste Milkbread. Grand opening today starts at 11am. I hope to win some freebies. I heard the Filipino bread called pandesal will be infused with different looking taste and flavor. I am looking forward to try all their pastry and coffees. Congratulations and a sneak peek inside. Walls and design were beautiful. Instagramable!!! Staff are very hospitable read more

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Such a cute dessert place! Many pastries and bread to choose from! We tried the milk bread and the ube shoku-pandesal! Soo good! It went well with our ham sandwiches we made the day after Christmas! I like how they were not sweet. They have many desserts to try from! I need to come back and try them! Service was a bit slow but it's expected for holidays. Everyone was very nice. Nice ambiance! read more

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We stopped by on a Sunday around 11am (two hours after opening). It wasn't too busy but there was a line and a few people sitting at the tables. They were out of a few items but I saw they were actively making more and putting out more stuff. To be honest, I was a bit underwhelmed by the selection. I was excited for fusion but this place seemed just like any other pastry shop like this. They were handing out samples of the shokupan de sal (which is what I came in for) and it was delicious. I bought one and a bear claw. The bear claw was alright, nothing special. The sokupan de sal was fantastic and I'd like a larger format to like cut into slices and make sandwiches or something with it. I'd probably not come back to be honest, but I might consider to try the coffee and sit at the cute tables, with a pastry. But to be perfectly honest, I don't think it was good enough for that. read more

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Happy Grand Opening to MILK BREAD 12/13/2025! Grand intro with the lion dance from Lohan School of Shaolin followed by welcome speeches really sets the tone for a celebration. Inside is so cute with a bright atmosphere and a welcoming vibe. They have a variety of breads, cakes, tarts, macarons, and drip Varraco coffee! Staff all smiling with great team work, keeping the flow going and tidying up so more guests can enjoy the venue. I got the ube loaf of bread, tiramisu cake, and free drip coffee special for today) with 15% off to celebrate their grand opening. They even had samples of cheese danish, so good! Even their logo boxes are elegant! I am also digging the orange hat. I'm so happy I made it 5th in line as the first 50 guests get 1 month free coffee! Whooh! So you know, I will be back! Congratulations on your first day and may your business continue to prosper! read more

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Owned by the folks behind Gyu + Milk Bread opened at 3431 South Jones Boulevard in December 2025, Chef Yuka Takamizawa fusing Japanese and Filipino ideas into a collection of colorful Carbs ranging from Shoku pandesal to Macarons and Tarts. Sourcing Beans from the Philippines, a $6 cup of Black Coffee frankly disappointing with up-front acidity but no complexity or depth, Bread "Cubes" tally $6.75 and are good the first day but hard and inedible afterwards while slices of Ube Bread taste largely like Bunny or Wonder with a shorter shelf-life. Seating roughly 35, with an extensive selection of Desserts, additional visits will be necessary to form a more definitive opinion but on first bites Milk Bread is outpaced by both higher end spots like Suzuya and the collection of Asian Bakeries up and down Spring Mountain. read more

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First impressions says a-lot! What a beautiful deco on the Mango Mousse Cake i ordered. Extremely flavorful. The service, say no more. Very welcoming and such a cute place. read more

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Milk Bread LV is a Filipino style bakery. Being part Filipino I was happy to learn this. Items tried and liked (so far): Cheese Danish Coconut Raisin Bun Cream Cheese Bun Cheese Rolls Everything was good. They had just the right amount of sweetness and a nice chew to the bread. Employees were nice and helpful. Parking is plentiful but can get busy depending on the time of day. I hope you decide to check them out :) read more

I stumbled across this cute joint while waiting for my sister to shop at Teso with and while hubby was getting his haircut next door. Omg, the staff are the sweetest. I've never felt so welcome before. They were speaking to me as if I've been here before and am a regular! They said something like, Welcome again! Would you like the strawberry cake again?" Aww, I felt so touched. Anywhos, I bought 2 ube cheesecake tarts and omg they were delicious! A bit too hard for the wooden forks provided as I broke one and ate with my hands in place. But super duper delicious! I'm coming back this year and can't wait to try more on their menu! I'll be back soon! read more

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Knowing this was a Filipino owned shop, this place was on my list of shops to visit! The first time I stopped by - the parking lot was so packed - I decided to skip it and return another time. Today was that day - I wish I could give it higher ratings. At first glance, there were some appetizing options like the cheese rolls and milk bread. I opted however to go with the guava cheese rolls which were about $3.50 each. They reminded me of Spanish rolls from Nanding's bakery in Hawaii - so I was curious to try them. I was a bit let down that she didn't offer to heat them up - she said you had to heat them up on your own. Comparing them to other guava rolls and Spanish rolls, it was lacking in flavor and texture. She also suggested I try the mango mochi which was made fresh - my initial thought was that it was a bit overpriced at $7.50 for one piece. But I decided to purchase it. It wasn't too bad (I enjoyed the texture, but it was very messy). If I go back again, I'd have to try the other breads. Hoping for a better experience next time. read more

I actually liked milk and bread. I tried their Leche cake and it had the perfect consistency. I was too scared to try the coffee because I didn't know if it was too strong or not. My goal is to go back and try their one bread read more

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Not really sure how I feel about this place. I found out about this place A month ago on Yelp and they had solid stars so my husband went and got everything Ube and brought it to me in CA. He brought a lot of items. Everything I had was delicious and actually tasted like real Ube not wannabe Ube aka Taro. I was determined to check them out when I was in town next month. Well next month has finally come and sadly their Yelp ratings were much lower than before, but based on what I saw for myself I think it's fitting. While they had some Ube items a lot of stuff they didn't have from before. They were also very pricey. I still bought the items that I had tried before like the Ube sliced bread and the Ube Pandesal but I felt like they were lacking a lot of Ube flavor this time. I decided to grab a few other items and when I went to check out, I noticed they had hotdog bread next to the cashier on the trays. When I asked politely if I could have one of those, they directed me to go get a whole new tray and grab it myself from the shelf and bring it to them. It just seemed really wasteful for one piece of bread to utilize another paper, tray, and tongs when they just could've wrapped the one next to them. This was a huge turnoff. Probably won't come back, there's other better bakeries in this town believe me. read more

First, let me give a huge Thank you for the great customer service from the ever so friendly and kind employee this past Saturday 3rd! I forgot to ask her name but it was early in the morning close to 10am. I got the chocolate croissant, cheese danish and a cup of Filipino coffee. The coffee Kapeng Barako was caffeine strong but so delicious. I really enjoyed the croissant and danish as well. The pastry selection is minimal but I do want to return to try more and get their Ube loaf bread. The inside is small but very welcoming. read more

Headed here after lunch next door. This place has been open a couple weeks... there was a line of 6-7 people ahead of me. Display cases with all sorts of breads and rolls on the side a refrigerated show case with more goodies and coffee service. Picked up some rolls cheese rolls and croissants and a garlic roll. Tried a cheese roll in the car. Pretty scrumptious They have the nifty POS with the standard tip shaming screen and I paid tax as well. I was under the impression that food was exempt but maybe that's only in a market and this counted as a meal tax . I'll probably be back when I am 168. Sorry no pictures read more

Food selection is ok, brand new place I think. They have a $5 gran bags specials which is awesome. Service on the other hand can be a little better. JADEN seemed like he don't want to be there smh. No smile nothing. Ambiance is nice, cozy Overall, it's alright read more

My sisters and I from California were excited to visit Milk Bread, a Filipino bakery. The ambiance was nice, not like an ordinary Filipino bakery. We arrived around 4:30 pm, and as soon as we stepped in, the elderly lady employee told us that the bread on our left side was 50% off, maybe because they were closing at 5 pm. We bought a lot of different kinds of bread, and the elderly lady employee, who was also the cashier, seemed rude and impatient when we were trying to put our phone numbers in for points. Maybe she was tired because of her age. My sisters told me that the place was nice and the bread was good except for the way the elderly lady treated customers. Every time a customer entered the store, she yelled that 'the bread on your left is 50%,' I told her, 'You should put a sign there.' read more

When we went there around lunchtime, there was no way for the empty, so it was nice to be able to peruse all the different breads and desserts without being rushed. First to say, I was really excited to try this place, but was just a little letdown. We tried the ube milk bread and the pandesal milk bread and was a little letdown by both unsure if it was more of the texture it was neither really really soft like a japenese milk bread should be or the softness of a pandesal. The flavor of the Ube bread was muted but nice if it's something you would like to eat with butter with coffee in the morning. We did also try the red bean bun, which had good filling. We also tried the custard bun which the filling taste good but the bread was interesting. There was a lot of spacing in the bun itself, and the bread itself was not really soft and a little bit on the tougher side. May try to come back to try the dessert in the cold cabinet next. The staff was very nice and pleasant! read more

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This bakery is located next to 168 supermarket and Teso Life. I heard this is Filipino owned bakery. The bakery looks new and clean. I ordered 4 different kinds of filled bread and cake. I haven't eaten the other 2but we ate the Corn ham and cheese bread, it's priced for $3.75. They put an inch sized ham on top of the bread with cheese and the bread filling was pieces of corn. I thought the bread was a little on the dry side and a little tough and doesn't taste like milk bread. They 2nd food we ate was The hotdog bun, the bun was a little dry as well but at least the hot dog is a full hotdog and proceed for $4. Maybe the bread was a little tough because it's the end of the day, we went there around 430 PM. They have 2 people manning the bakery, and they're courteous and pleasant. This place is becoming popular again as the it was hard looking for a parking, they have a lot of parking just not a lot of vacant spots. read more

I went to milk bread and got 2 sweet rolls but they CHARGED me for 2 DINNER ROLLS OMG THEY WERE 10 DOLLARS each that's crazy like 10$ is INSANE! It took them like 15 minutes to get it fixed . I think it's really bad service they did not introduce themselves and their facial expressions...they looked so annoyed like I had bothered them. They took forever, and I have no idea if they refunded my money back properly. I would not recommend going here if they don't know how to do their job properly. read more

I saw this place online and decided to stop by to see what they have. I heard that they have cheese rolls almost similar to Porto's and that it's Filipino owned so why not support a small business since we were down the street already. Upon walking the inside is cute nicely decorated and they had a lot of baked goods on display. Prices were decent and service was ok. We already went to a bakery down the street so we only got a few things to try. We got cinnamon roll and order of 6 cheese rolls. The cheese rolls were delicious into too sweet which we liked. The cinnamon rolls though could use more cream. Other wise we will be back here again to try other things 0 read more

As soon as people walk in, there's a waft of just-baked deliciousness in the air. It must be love and care - oh, and bread! The display case is not overcrowded. Instead, each dessert takes a place in its own right next to the other and commands one's eyes' attention. As one makes their way down, racks and racks of baked goods can be seen, ready to make their way into Milk Bread branded packaging, which looks minimalistic and sophisticated with much respect for their products. They use eco-friendly silverware and quickly wrap up any items one might order. Their coffee is proudly brewed from roasted beans from the Philippine's. Their lighting is bright and mimics natural light. Their seating is quaint, and pricing is just right for the quality. I would most certainly venture here again to enjoy some quality and professional baked goods with a hometown feel. I don't have any pictures as I didn't have my phone with me at the time. Their ube tart, their strawberry shortcake, bread, tiramisu, and coffee were all great. read more

The driest croissant and milk bread ever. Did not seem fresh at all. Croissant was not flaky. When I walked in looking at the items available, I got super excited because from the looks of some of the options I thought it was salt bread. Having gone to Seoul recently ive been craving salt bread but then I realized it different flavors of loaf bread and one was a croissant. Maybe the desserts are better but the options in the cabinets were not a hit. read more