tania the goat!! i am a frequent visitor, coming in at least 3x a week, and i had never once gotten something i wasn't happy with! my iced lattes have always been consistent, and everyone is very friendly! exceptional pastries with exceptionally great service! read more

Oh my!!! It was amazingly perfect. I absolutely loved my cake! I came in to find soooo many cakes to pick from. I had to pick between a super chocolatey cake, a bear cake, and this super simple yet pretty cake. I bought the super simple cake. The more I looked at it, the more I loved it! It had a mix of Chocolate/ White cake, and coffee cream. And little decorations of gold! Gold. I was so excited! So I bought my cake, and was given candles, and a little cutting tool. The person who served us was so kind and helpful. (She even wished me a happy birthday! ) When I cut the cake and bit into it. It was so good! It was so smooth and had crunchy pieces into it. I absolutely loved it. I'm so happy I picked a cake from here! read more

Tous Les Jours - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

My friend's bring me stuff from here all the time but allways the same thing so I finely got over here I went a little over board I got one or two of everything it was all grate my favorite was the cheese cake even tho the 1st bit was paper but still tasted grate the sparkling pomegranate tea was good can't wait to get back over ther read more

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This is by far the best cake you can have in the valley so far. The cake is super light and delish, you definitely can taste the difference, it's not heavy and the flavored are spot on. To make it even better, they have the best cake packaging/carrying box out there. In addition they make some of the best croissant in town as well... it's a must try for sure read more

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Ordered a cheesecake for a birthday, it was so perfect and tasted great. Also, the extras they gave with the cake were very thoughtful. Some of the other little treats in the bakery are delicious as well! read more

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Not sure I will be back. With my normal bakery closed on my birthday, I decided to give this place a try. I called ahead to order the cake and was excited to try a new place - it was also a bonus for me to get out of the house and drive farther than the grocery store down the street. It was a 30-minute drive for me to get to this bakery. The bakery is located inside the shopping center of the Asiana market but you don't have to enter through the market to get to the bakery. There is a set of doors that leads right to the bakery from outside. It was not busy when I arrived - there was 1 other person making a purchase. I browsed the variety of pastries and ended up with a full tray because I just wanted to give everything a try. It was awkwardly quiet and not very welcoming. I walked up to the register and told them that I was also picking up a cake, rang up everything and made the drive home. My husband and I tried a bit of each pastry and enjoyed them so I had high hopes for the cake. Unfortunately, I was not impressed with the cake. We ordered the Cloud Cream Cake #2. It was a lot smaller than I anticipated and the strawberry layer was quite bare. I guess I am just used to other Asian bakeries with a lot more fruit in the filling. To top it off, I found a string of plastic in the cake. Not sure what it came from, not happy about it but glad it wasn't hair because that is what I originally thought it was. I really enjoyed the croissants and milk bread but just not sure if it is worth the trip back when they are other Asian bakeries in the East Valley I still have not tried. read more

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Great bakery and when they are fresh their almond croissants are the best. Go early (before lunch) because they sell out fast read more

I bought and picked up this cake in store on 03/18 for my 25th birthday and I've purchased other cakes and pastries before from here and I loved them and they were moist and fresh but this cake was the exception. Unfortunately this cake seems to be a couple days old, the frosting was dried out and cracking. Upon removing the plastic film around the base of the cake the frosting peeled off with it, contrary to other cakes I've purchased from here. The actual bread or cake part is dried out as well the frosting left a weird texture in the roof of the mouth and tongue. For the price paid on such a small cake it should've been discounted and a date card/note should've been beside the cake to let customers know this might not be the freshest while still allowing it to be purchased at a discounted price...Of course unfortunately we can't see details like these unless seeing it close up and tasting it therefore in the casing it looked perfect but it 100% was a couple days old and that was an unpleasant birthday surprise. read more

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Paris Baguette or Tous Les Jours? That's up for debate for some, but I think I still prefer the former. Tous Les Jours has a larger selection, given that it has a mich bigger space inside its adjoining asian market, but prices are visibly higher. There are some items, like the individual cheesecake, that both bakeries have, but one thing that stands out from TLJ is the spoonable cakes. Don't get me wrong, the strawberry cheesecake one is delicious, but at $6.50? That's a little pricey. As for the other items I tried, the sweet potato cream bread was delicious, but the blueberry cheesecake bun was a disappointment ... 90% empty. They are doing an okay job at maintaining social distancing within the bakery. I only wish they made their precautions clearer - sign of 5 people or less only in the bakery is by the entrance. However, this should be moved up to the front where the bakery case and cashiers are, since this is where it applied (as told by an employee). People in line were confused. read more

Tous Les Jours - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

I've eaten at Tous Les Jours around the world, but the most dangerous one is this one: it's conveniently located in the area where I actually live, and the wider variety of "non-Asian" pastries means it's very easy to bring even the pickiest eaters into the fold (and, while showing them around, pick up about 3000 calories of laminated carbs and fat for myself). If you're not up on your Asian bakery chains, TLJ is a Korean patisserie chain that was dreamed up in the '90s to compete with the reigning Korean patisserie chain of the '80s, and then in the '00s some Korean-American dudes thought "wait, why don't we bring these to the US?" And thus we now find ourselves with a Tous Les Jours US franchise in Mesa, slinging everything from milk bread to pain au chocolate to hot dog buns to kimchi croquettes. Basically, take the best trends in bready junk food from France, Korea, and Japan, fusion them up, and you get Tous Les Jours. It is resplendent as a concept, and it's well-executed here, where the owner and staff keep everything tidy, fresh, and lip-smackingly delicious. As long as you're not showing up unusually early or late, you'll find dozens of options from which to choose on any given day. This includes limited-time seasonal offerings (which at TLJ often means obscenely delicious things like the chocolate-on-chocolate-on-chocolate-on-Nutella "Messy Chocolate") as well as a whole raft of everyday options both sweet and savory. This location is consistent and reliable. I've never had a sad pastry, though I have occasionally eaten their pastries while sad. (They'll make you less sad. Promise.) Personal fave: the honeydew melonpan. If I'm shopping at Asiana, I'm not leaving without one. read more

We love Tous Les Jours! Out of all the Asian bakeries nearby we like this one overall for quality of bread, cake, and drinks! Hubbie is obsessed with hot dog buns lol and they have the most variety here. It is a little pricier than other Asian bakeries but we find that the taste and freshness is superior here. Hubbie also loves their milk tea latte. I think it's a bit sweet for my taste so I'll ask for less sugar if possible next time! read more

Tous Les Jours - Matcha milk bread, sausage bun, raspberry donut - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

We love this place and their cakes so much that my aunt literally goes and buys one for any occasion possible. Super fluffy and light, delicious!! But other bakery items do run out fast so get there early! read more

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Many..many selections. The prices are good. However it cost can sneak up on you so quickly. I love that they have all the french pastries and french coffees and such. I did an office run and grabbed : chocolate crossiant, almond crossiant, cheese strawberry danishes, sweet potato pie danishes, butter bread and more...they gave me a box and bill was like $15 bucks. Average range of items was 2 to 3.5. Can get French Macarons for $2 which is cheap. Try this place out. Would be a 5 but my second trip I feel like my almond crossiant was slightly burnt. They also have plenty of cakes to buy, and french baguette breads. Sweet tooth will be satisfied here plus attached to Asian Grocery Store and Asian Food court. read more

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I loved the souffle cream cheese dessert. I may even like it more than the NY style cheesecake. It is light but with lots of flavor. Really delicious. read more

The green tea cake was light and tasty. I'm personally not a fan of their souffle cheesecake. Overall, this place is pricey (a small slice of cake for $5.50), but it worth trying at least once! read more

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This gets on the list of one of my fav places definitely for their cakes. We are visiting Arizona and one of our friends raved about this place and we all gave it a try and fell for the Fresh cream cake with strawberries. It was so light and we gulped it in few minutes. Will be definitely going around this week to try more of their cakes and pastries. read more

Tous Les Jours - Fresh Cream cake! - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

1. The store is in the supermarket. It might be difficult to find this location because it is hidden in the korean supermarket. However, you just need to find Asiana Market on your Google map and then walk inside. When you walk inside, there is a huge beautiful sign that is very bright and catchy, Tours Les Jours. It is very difficult to miss this lovely sign. 2. There are several tables outside adjacent to the store. These tables are literally by the entrance/exit of the super market. 3. The pastries are absolutely delicious. It does have a Korean influence. When you walk inside the store, you will need to get a beautiful wooden tray and select your own pastries through the shelf and container. I ordered 2 pastries, which are chocolate croissant and another chocolate item. 4. The cashier was respectful and kind when I walk up with 2 items. 5. I believe the owner is this korean lady that oversees this establishment. You'll find her walking around, keeping things tidy and neat at her own pastry store. She dresses quite well with a strong presence. 6. Keep in mind that this store is one of many stores that share the same common area for dining. 7. The restroom is shared among other patrons for a number of stores. The restroom is at the back corner. If you look ahead with your head high, you'll notice the sign for restroom quite easily. 8. The decor is nice and well kept, very cozy and warm with a touch of Korean inspiration. Enjoy the pastries and the lovely touch of korean inspiration. Keep an open mind. The world is too small for the small minds, so expand your horizon with food, culture, and community. read more

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I'm confused. When a bakery opens at 8:00 AM, shouldn't there be tasty items for sale? I walked in recently at 8:45 and was met with rows of empty display cases. Well, except for a few of yesterday's items. I asked a young woman behind the counter where all the saliva-inducing goodies were and she replied "We bring them out throughout the morning." Wait. Whaaat? You're open at 8 with nothing to sell? That's like walking into Bosa at 7:00 and they have no donuts! (And please God, let that never happen!) I must be old school, because I'm thinking when a place is open for business, they should have products available for customers. I left shaking my head. And then went to Bosa. read more

very nice staff , prices have went up and limited choices at 8am , very disappointed that favorite items not ready at opening, would drive for special trip , now will find a new pastry shop , sad that companies don't care about their customers anymore. read more

Such a charming spot. The interior belies the strip mall location, and the pastries are DIIIIVINE!! I'd drive an hour to get the Monte Cristo thingy (forget the name). The coffee lacked nuance, but with this good a pastry, who cares?! ‍ read more

Excellent pastries, best bread and coffee. Highly recommended to have snacks and coffee

Literally sobbing that I live in Tucson because I will only be able to get this on occasion. I'm genuinely shocked I haven't heard about this place through a foodie influencer on tik tok or Instagram because this is such an amazing spot. The strawberry cafe latte is amazing. What really stood out to us was the blueberry cloud cake. I don't say this lightly- that was the best cake I've ever had in my entire life (will probably have that cake at my wedding when the time comes). We tried a whole selection of their baked goods and nothing disappointed us. The ladies working the counter were so sweet and met us with a smile. Literally the only thing that someone could see as a downside is the location because there's very limited seating and it's within a market. But it's not even remotely something that bothers me because their product is so spectacular. Try the Korean bbq place next door too if you're looking for KBBQ AYCE at a wonderful price. Love this place!! Please try!! read more

A wonderful Bakery located inside Asiana market! Tous Les Jours (pronounced "Tous Les Jours" but with a French accent) is a highly addictive bakery shop filled with delicious carbs. Are there any other kind of carbs? When friends Joyce W. and Michael W. brought over a sponge cake with the words "try this, you'll become an addict" of course I complied. It was a delicious feast of Sweet Potato numbness, delicate with every bite. Sponge and cream just melts and begs for more. Addicted! Thank you! Cakes & Breads & Pastries, oh my! There are so many different types of eats here. My suggestion is to try them all and see which you'll crave in the twilight hours. And remember, never to forget, that you too can be a Carbdashien in no time, like me. You're welcome! Please come early cause on certain days, like Sunday, they do run low on several favorites. Making you place your face on the empty glass saying "why oh why didn't I get here sooner?" Try it out for yourself and see what you think. Thanks for reading! read more

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Best bread ever. I have to convince myself not to go everyday. They SOMETIMES do BOGO an hour before closing to get rid of too much bread since they bake daily. BESTTTTT place ever read more

I was so happy to find Tous Les Jours inside of Asiana Market. I have been to Tous Les Jours's other locations in California and New Jersey before. They are consistently excellent. My favorite is Chestnut Pan Bread. Inside of a loaf of white bread, there are many chestnuts hidden. What I like this best is that the white bread itself is somewhat plain, but chestnuts make it very flavorful. Also, this is not too sweet. Would go and buy them again. read more

Wow! I definitely won the popular vote at my house tonight for picking up this heavenly green tea cake! The cake was airy, light and beautiful to look at! The service isn't warm and fuzzy and I felt like my questions were unwelcomed but that didn't stop me from waking out with a delicious cake, a strong coffee and little pre-packaged treats for my kids. read more

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This place is dangerous! Downright hazardous for your waistline! Tous Les Jours translates to "everyday" or "daily" and boy, does that sound like a delicious daily habit. I would literally be a hundred pounds heavier if I visited that often! Take my advice: Instead of falling victim to the temptation of a daily pastry ritual, save your waistline and share it with your coworkers for the next office luncheon or special occasion! Opens daily at 7am and closes at 8:30pm, this adorable little French-Korean bakery sits just inside the Asiana Market. Think European inspired pastries with a Korean twist. With one foot in Tous Le Jours and the other in Asiana Market, you will feel like you have been transported in time and space into the heart of South Korea! Serving homemade breads, sandwiches, desserts, cakes, coffee and beverages, this is your morning stop to pick up a special treat to share with your favorite person at work (or boss if you want to score some brownie points)! Grab a tray and some tongs, and grab the prettiest, tastiest morsels to take to the office and YOU will be the next in line for that much needed promotion! read more

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Ube latte is top notch. All of the pastries are fresh and delicious. Worth traveling for.

Always some super cute cakes here. Never disappoints desserts I'm general are fantastic. Highly recommend the pistachio and cookies and crème macrons read more

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I would give this place 10 stars if Yelp would let me. Hands down the BEST bakery in Mesa area. I have now tried almost all of their cakes and let me tell you I have not been disappointed yet! Their cakes are light, just the perfect sweetness. You can eat a whole cake and you still won't feel like you did or atleast feel guilty. I am not a huge fan of macrons, but Their macrons are also good - especially the coffee one. Now I haven't tried their other deserts so can't speak for that - but go and try their cakes today!! read more

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When I go to Asians Market I have to stop by Tous Les Jours. When I go to Tous Les Jours I have to stop by Asiana Market. Everything are delicious here. I have a long list - red bean bun, sweet potato donut, Kim chi croquette, pain aux raisin, sesame donut, hazelnut croissant, etc. My favorites are tiramisu and green tea croissant. It is not Italian tiramisu so please don't expect that style. The tiramisu here is not too sweet and not too creamy. I ate the whole small tray! The green tea cream filled green tea croissant is also delicious because of its creamy green tea combined with crunchy croissant in one bite. The hot honey citron is a delicious surprise for me. I never know that these two simple ingredients could crate a unique comfort drink for a cold day. Sometime when they had buy one get one free deal, I tend to buy many variety of pastries. read more

Tous Les Jours - Chocolate hazelnut croissant and hot green tea latte - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

I have never been disappointed with delicious cakes. This is my go to for all celebrations. Thanks

My absolute favorite cake in the valley resides at this bakery! Whenever there is a special occasion or when guests visit, I always make sure I take them here to pick out some goodies or order a cloud cake. It's so soft and fluffy- not too sweet but definitely satisfies a sweet tooth! You can pre-order ahead of time which guarantees that when you get there things won't be sold out. They also provide you with a free cake/serving knife, matches, and candles! read more

Tous Les Jours - a cake with strawberries, strawberries, and fruit - Bakeries Near Me - Mesa, Arizona

This was hands down the best chicken, fries and mac and cheese I have ever had. The Mac n Cheese is indescribable, you just have to try it!!!! read more

So so yummy!!! This place was recommended to me, and it certainly did not disappoint! It is located in the food court inside Asiana Market. They do screen everyone's temp with an iPad before entering, which I thought was pretty neat. Once you get to the bakery, they limit 5 customers at a time through the line. We waited for a bit, but we didn't mind. The selection was huge, and they have a range of bakery items, both sweet and savory. We opted for mini milk bread rolls, a chocolate croissant, and a regular croissant dipped in chocolate with almonds on it. We dug into the pastries immediately when we got back into the car, and I'm like drooling writing this review. Everything was so fresh and delicious!! The prices are also super reasonable. 100% want to go back soon! read more

Always the best for bakery when I am around that part of the town. Front staffs are always nice and courteous. Their cloud cakes are just awesome. I would stop by more often if only the drive was not over 45 minutes. Always a fight between 85 and Tous Les Jours. read more

The cakes here are amazing! I got one of their strawberry cakes for a friend's birthday. The cake itself is light and airy yet not dry, and the icing is subtly sweet (characteristic of the Asian compliment "it's not too sweet!"). Overall, the cake didn't skimp on any strawberry flavor, and it was a delectable bite to finish off my friend's birthday dinner. Now, my friends and I are looking for any reason under the sun to come back and try the rest of their cakes! read more

As a avid Tous les Jour supporter of this Korean bakery chain, this was a life saver and familiar face in AZ. Located in the Asiana supermarket, it is inside a Korean owned complex of grocery, small biz shops, and eateries. This particular Tous les Jour is quite small in comparison to ones I've frequented in the East Coast but does the job with a variety of cakes and a handful of pastries. The baked goods is what was lacking in comparison to the bigger ones in NYC, which is understandable as it isn't as famous here. Otherwise they do sell the popular goods like bread loafs, croissants, hotdogs, and sesame balls. We got there at 4pm and they barely had anything, so I opted to my usual black sesame mochi ball and a hotdog. They didn't have my usual curry croquettes or twin egg bread. The drink selection has their usual hot and iced drinks; I'm happy they serve the misugaru latte here, hot and iced. They are open regular hours during COVID-19 times, and the employees are attentive and quick. Whenever I am feeling nostalgic and craving Korean (over Chinese) bakery foods, I'll definitely come here! Accepts cash and card. No dining in during COVID-19. Take out only. Bon appetit! read more

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Yes! Finally, a Tous les Jours has opened an Arizona store. If there is one food cuisine lacking in the US today, it is affordable French. Mind you, I'm not speaking about the high-end places. There, it's put you hand on the scale and everyone for themselves $$$$ expensive . But at the more moderate end, there is some hope. Besides Tous les Jours, a Korean interpretation of French. There are also La Madeleine, from the French Groupe le Duff, who also owns Mimi's btw and Belgium's Le Pain Quotidien, meaning the daily bread. Tous les Jours thinks of themselves as a "French-Asian Bakery, meaning of 'EVERYDAY', serving a unique selection of bakery goods and beverages made with the highest quality ingredients from South Korea (CJ Group). " But here is an obvious and simple Sitrep: All of them offer fantastic tasting food. That's it! The Chocolate Croissant tastes like a chocolate croissant, Palmier (Elephant Ears) taste like Palmier and Croque Monsieur, tastes like... wait for it ... a really good ham and cheese sandwich. LOL I bought a bunch of good tasting stuff today for the family. I'll let you check out the photos, and for $22, I think I did okay. As my children would say, gomabseubnida Enjoy! read more

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Cake is always good, but service is pathetic. There was a requirement for ordering cake 24 hours before, they change it to 48 hours. When I asked to reserve the available cake, they asked me to call the same day, i asked at what time i should call? They said any time when i like to. Called 8:30 AM, they asked me to call 11:00 AM. Called 11:00 AM, they said I need to walk in , I am ready to pay for the cake which is available now, and can pick up in evening, they refused with a reason that they are short staffed. I mean how much staff is required to set aside a cake ? Pathetic service. read more