Okayama makes my Japanese, carb-loving, heart so happy. I usually order the shio pan (salt bread),…read morekobo-kuma (filled with vanilla custard) and curry pan (regular & spicy). I've also tried the jalapeño cheese roll, yakisoba pan, and mentai salt & butter roll. All very yummy savory options if you're just looking for a quick bite to eat. Their drinks are also just as good as their bread! I've had their banana crème matcha latte, sea salt taro latte, and most recently, their kobo-jicha latte. The kobo-jicha might be my new favorite! Will be back soon.

I recently can eat dairy again, and I decided to kick it off with some baked goods!! We went on a…read moreFriday morning and there was no wait. We sat outside to eat our pastries and they tasted great fresh. The salt & butter roll was my favorite, so simple but soft and pillowy. They use Hokkaido flour which gives their pastries a unique texture, They have a lot of options including both sweet and savory. The only thing that kind of let me down was their honey butter croissant... it's just a little tip of a croissant, it was tasty but a tiny portion. The croissant low key reminded us of Costco croissants (no shade to Costco lol). We also ordered drinks, and their matcha tasted great! Overall if you're looking for some delicious and adorable treats, I recommend trying it!

If you have not been to Starbread, you have to go for the seniorita bread! Sweet, fluffy, warm, and…read morevery affordable! Highly recommend! They offer other pastries as well but this one is to come for. They make it fresh and fast to order, easy payment method. Plenty of parking can get busy on weekends or busier times.

I've never ordered from here first-hand, but have enjoyed many senorita breads from StarBread…read moreBakery over the span of my lifetime. The host of my queer romance book club picks up a box of them from time to time, so I get to enjoy them during our monthly meetings! Just recently, I got to try their strawberry and cheese filled variation, which was interesting. I think I prefer the original senorita bread, which is just a regular, warm sugar dusted version. I'll have to stop by sometime to check out their full selection and pick up a box for a family gathering. Hopefully they have some savory options since I tend to prefer that over sweet bread!

3.5 if I could. My friend(s) and I come here for their…read morematcha, which is really good, but they changed it to a single size. Why? Also, I miss the matcha Tokyo roll; it was really good. I don't know why they're changing it- whether it's due to popularity or what- but a heads-up would be nice for customers.

The pastries are fresh, colorful, and gorgeous! Your mood can be cured even you have not taste the…read morecream and sweets. I have seen a lot of male customers buy the pastries and cakes! They pick the cake and pastries so careful that I don't think they just buy for others. They will eat that cakes! I bought salted bread and scone yesterday and came back for trying out other pastries and unsweet iced matcha latte. There matcha latte taste very rich! I feel it taste more umami less grassy and a creamy nuts flavor like red bean or soy bean. Will come back to explore more cakes

After dinner at En Familia, we walked over to the Anaheim Packing House for dessert, and I'm so…read moreglad we ended up at Parfait Paris. I was originally tempted to stay for churros, but the girls wanted to explore the Packing House, and this turned out to be a great choice! After walking around and checking out all the dessert options, we came back to Parfait Paris. Everything in the display case looked beautiful, making it hard to decide. I ordered the Káiser, and it was as pretty as it was delicious. The combination of marzipan and fresh strawberries was unique, balanced, and not overly sweet. It was freshly made, beautifully presented, and definitely satisfied my sweet tooth. Everyone in our group enjoyed their desserts, and it was the perfect way to end a graduation celebration. The staff was friendly, the desserts came out quickly, and the quality was excellent. If you're visiting the Anaheim Packing House and looking for a delicious dessert or a sweet treat after dinner, Parfait Paris is absolutely worth stopping by. We'll definitely be back!

Parfait Paris This place is located within the Anaheim…read morePacking District. The ambiance is inviting and the customer service is good. The price reflects the high quality of their pastries; they melt in your mouth, with perfect sweetness for me. The crème brûlée was gone in a few seconds before I even had the chance to take a picture.

Le Mirage Pastry never disappoints! From the moment I walked in, everything looked fresh, elegant,…read moreand beautifully made. The pastries are rich in flavor, perfectly balanced in sweetness, and taste absolutely authentic. Their baklava selection is one of the best I've had -- fresh, flaky, and full of flavor. The staff are attentive, and the presentation of every tray and dessert is impressive. Whether it's for a special occasion or just to treat yourself, Le Mirage Pastry is definitely a place worth visiting. Highly recommend! They ship anywhere in the US.

Service is garbage! Waited for a while rang the bell twice. The guy finally comes out and some…read moreother guy walks and I told him I was here first. He proceeded to help the other guy first.

This is one of my favorite bakeries ever. Every time I'm nearby I make a point to stop in for some…read moregoodies to go. They have a great selection of sweets but I have to practice a great deal of control to not get one of everything! Some of my picks are lemon bar, mini fruit tarts, berry tarts, and those twisty puff pastries. I love the decor as well, especially the pretty pink flowers tree and the bike in the corner.

Ordered a 12inch cake for 37 people and we only ate half of it. Definitely should have gotten a…read moresmaller cake! We ordered the Choco Layer Cake and I think it was the best cake I've ever had. The only problem was cutting it into smaller segments and not having it fall apart. There is a custard layer that makes it kind of fall apart when you're cutting it. Ordering was easy and the price was reasonable! The writing on the cake wasn't the best, but I guess they have since stopped offering writing.

My family and I have been patrons of Cream Pan in Tustin for nearly two decades now, even before…read morethe TikTok strawberry croissant craze and even before it opened more locations like in Fountain Valley and Lomita. The quality has just been so utterly consistent. These baked goods truly taste rustic and homemade; I believe the freshness is guaranteed and everything is baked daily. I always buy the shuku pan to make sandwiches my daily lunches and the country bread/sourdough for my avocado toast and breakfasts. The sandwiches made in-house are also recommended especially the chicken katsu and the assorted ham/tuna/egg salad. I like the croquette and egg salad in a bun especially. All of these are savory and flavorful yet subtle. I also recommend any of the pastries including curry pan, melon pan, and of course the strawberry croissants but beyond that I also really like the strawberry banana croissant and blueberry croissant. There is also a selection of drinks made in-house café-style as well as bottled Japanese drinks. The staff are friendly and I really like the space even though it's small. You can find seating outside especially if you avoid rush hours. Of all the three locations, this one is my favorite because it's so rustic and historic and really fits in with the overall vibe and aesthetic of Old Town Tustin and the El Camino Real. Please check this bakery out; it's one of the best in all of SoCal in my opinion.

Cream Pan never fails to deliver! Not only when it comes to fresh, delicious bakery items but also…read morefor savory meals at reasonable prices. The portions across the board are generous, high-quality, and worth every penny.  As you can see from my previous review, their chicken katsu is one of my faves. It is crisp on the outside, and tender on the inside. It's a generous portion with plenty of Japanese curry sauce, and I love the pickled red ginger. There is a kiosk available from 9:30 to 5 pm, where you can now order and pay for their katsu items. I believe the Chicken Katsu Curry was around $17.99. You need to show the receipt when they call your name. I also picked up a couple of sandwiches. The Tuna Butter Roll hits the spot for a quick, comforting lunch. It is packed with creamy tuna, cucumber, and tomato slices--at just around $3.50, it's an incredible value. The Sandwich Box assortment (egg, ham, turkey, tuna) gives you a little bit of everything, making it perfect for a satisfying light lunch on the go. If you're looking for hearty portions at reasonable prices, Cream Pan continues to hit the mark every single time.

I don't usually go to night markets in the O to the C but this time my tastebuds would agree it was…read morea tasty score for the tongue and me! A pop up that could be found in Orange County and Los Angeles so check the socials. They do a reinvented baklava that you have to try and the flavors are Filipino inspired. After I had a sample of their Ube Baby One More Time, we were already convinced so we took home five more flavors to try out. So far I'm loving all of the flavors like the Cinna My Name that has a Churro flavor with Chili Pistachios. Oh Yeah, I also love the Dubai Bye Bye with Ghirardelli chocolate and roasted pistachios. Ok maybe I don't have a favorite?! Man I'm so undecided so Fuggit! I'm digging all their creative flavors so far. And that's my take on this upcoming treat that's sure to be lit pretty soon, Peace...

Best baklava ever!! I tried the baklava with chili pistachios and ube & almonds!! Very unique & not…read moreyour traditional baklava! Layers of crispy goodness, chili roasted pistachios, croissant churro like texture... so much flavors and not too sweet! Love how the baklavas are packed! Easy to reheat, just air fry it! Bakla Baes really put a lot of thoughts into it especially with the personal hand written messages! Great for gifts and parties!! If you haven't tried, you're missing out! Can't wait to try other flavors!

The place is cute! The sweets are yummy we got Knafeee rolls they were Amazing!!!!…read more We got a tray it was $16.00 a lb! So it was $33.00! Expensive but good. It wasn't sweet. Would I be back ! maybe. The man behind the counter is not really friendly. But I notice with All middle Eastern places there rude. lol Anyhow. The sweets are good. !

Stopped by Victory Sweets after dinner to satisfy a late-night dessert craving, and it did not…read moredisappoint. If you are looking for authentic Middle Eastern pastries, this place is a must-visit. The Highlights: The Kunafa: Absolutely delicious! They nail the texture and flavor, making it the perfect post-dinner treat. Incredible Value: We picked up the kunafa plus two other pieces of assorted desserts, and the total came out to just $11. For the quality and portions, the pricing is incredibly reasonable. Endless Variety: They have a massive display counter with lots of traditional options to choose from, ranging from flaky baklava to unique regional pastries. The Logistics: Quick Service: Even with a steady stream of customers looking for an evening sweet fix, the service was fast and efficient. Easy Parking: The shop offers free parking, which makes it totally stress-free to just pull in, grab a box of sweets, and go. Only 2 tables to sit

Korean cream puffs + coffee = such a good combo!…read more Manmi Bakery is best known for their little Korean cream puffs, and they're only $0.75 each (2026/7). They're super popular, and a lot of their other breads sell out by lunchtime too. One thing to know: you'll need to buy 12 or more cream puffs if you want them packed in a box. Manmi Bakery 8942 Garden Grove Blvd Ste. #110, Garden Grove, CA 92844

Manmi Bakery has some hits and misses. The cream puffs were definitely the highlight--really good,…read morelight, and not overly sweet. Unfortunately, the rest of the baked goods we tried were just okay and nothing particularly memorable. The staff also weren't especially friendly, which took away a bit from the experience. One thing to keep in mind: there's a $0.75 charge for using a credit card, so be sure to bring cash if you want to avoid the extra fee. Parking can also be a challenge. The lot is small, and most of the spaces are better suited for compact cars. Overall, I'd come back for the cream puffs, but probably not much else.