It tastes like the bread I used to eat in Korea when I was young! it is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Jason C.
Accidentally left my car on a ten minute zone for 15 minutes because of bathroom emergency and soon as we came back we saw a random piece of paper stuck to my car and the owner man comes out of the store and starts to harass me and saying that i'm not allowed to park here when legally i had full right. He then proceeds to smack my window multiple times which i am proceeding to press charges for. If you're going to own a business, learn the basics
Grace S.
It was my first time to visit here and the owners were talking each other. When we went inside, they didn't greet or anything. The coffee was too expensive as it's just a brewed coffee and it seems that the coffee was brewed few hours ago. The breads were not impressive as well. One thing I really didn't like was that they seem to store plastic bags for breads in the restroom. In the restroom, there were several boxes of plastic bags for breads on the floor, and it doesn't feel very sanitary.
Shay M.
Cute lil bakery section inside hankook supermarket. The sweet lady gave me an extra curry croquet bun with my purchase! The green bean bun, curry croquets, and milk bread was all yummy.
Eunchong Ryu
so various and delicious! Whenever I visit around here, I always get many breads.
Julian S.
Baker's Village is my favorite Korean bakery in the South Bay, with a wide variety of high quality baked goods. They sell the best soboro in the area, where the peanut crumble and the bread itself are both delicious. Their sesame bread and twist donuts are my other favorite items. In fact, I have yet to find another bakery that sells better sesame bread. The service is fast and friendly, and the prices are reasonable. I recommend coming in the morning, when the goods are nice and fresh.
Dong H.
Very tasty local business. Went close to closing time and the bread was still very tasty and fresh. Lots of variety and options to choose from.
Gillian A.
Pretty okay baked goods here. They remind me a lot of the ones found at the bakery section of Korean grocery store Mega Mart in Sunnyvale. Soft and light bakery items here (a lot of them being sponge-cake-based) but most of the ones that I tried were leaning towards becoming stale. Felt particularly a bit bamboozled about the banana cake being simply a vanilla sponge cake that just so happens to be banana shaped lol. My favorite item in my haul though was the green bean bread because the green bean filling was satisfyingly super smooth. Very polite lady at the cashier. Easy lot parking. Overall if you want to support a small bakery in the area and are curious about what it offers I'd say it's worth a visit here.
Wendy R.
So dry! Got the castella bread and the mini cream cheese cupcakes and both were very dry.
Alan Russell
I do breakfast here and the shotshuka (sure spelled wrong)is the best.the spicy sauce with crusty bread screw my gluten in tolerance here we go!Pancakes, salad, chicken, burger all strong glass of rose and we are happy
Great place for trying something different (for me). It's like a Korean version of the ubiquitous Chinese Sheng Kee bakery but this one is Korean. There is even a place to sit inside and have coffee with your pastries. PS try their thin almond cookies, absolutely delicious!
Exia So
Went to the Hankook Mart location, very shocked to find out that the corn scone we bought this afternoon is already molded…This made me think how long they have been keeping the breads for if they don’t get sold…
Liza MM
Very disappointed in their cakes. I think I have been going to this small bakery since they opened but today is the last time I will go there.I bought their sliced cake pieces and all of them were DRY! I think they had to be several days old to be this dry. The icing in between the layers on the neapolitan cake andc rainbow cake slice was non existent.And the sizes of each slice varied but the price was the same.I remember years ago when I bought the freshest cakes here. Not any more. Save your money and go elsewhere.
YooBin K.
I love their corn scone and the large mammoth breads with strawberry jam and cream. Super worth your money. They also have a mochi bread only on weekends which are really hefty and the chewiness is perfect with a coffee or tea. The auntie who rings you up often packs extra bread for me in the bag which I'm always super grateful for. The interior reminds me of Kiki's delivery service, just a warm and simple bakery with solid bread and service.
It tastes like the bread I used to eat in Korea when I was young! it is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Accidentally left my car on a ten minute zone for 15 minutes because of bathroom emergency and soon as we came back we saw a random piece of paper stuck to my car and the owner man comes out of the store and starts to harass me and saying that i'm not allowed to park here when legally i had full right. He then proceeds to smack my window multiple times which i am proceeding to press charges for. If you're going to own a business, learn the basics
It was my first time to visit here and the owners were talking each other. When we went inside, they didn't greet or anything. The coffee was too expensive as it's just a brewed coffee and it seems that the coffee was brewed few hours ago. The breads were not impressive as well. One thing I really didn't like was that they seem to store plastic bags for breads in the restroom. In the restroom, there were several boxes of plastic bags for breads on the floor, and it doesn't feel very sanitary.
Cute lil bakery section inside hankook supermarket. The sweet lady gave me an extra curry croquet bun with my purchase! The green bean bun, curry croquets, and milk bread was all yummy.
so various and delicious! Whenever I visit around here, I always get many breads.
Baker's Village is my favorite Korean bakery in the South Bay, with a wide variety of high quality baked goods. They sell the best soboro in the area, where the peanut crumble and the bread itself are both delicious. Their sesame bread and twist donuts are my other favorite items. In fact, I have yet to find another bakery that sells better sesame bread. The service is fast and friendly, and the prices are reasonable. I recommend coming in the morning, when the goods are nice and fresh.
Very tasty local business. Went close to closing time and the bread was still very tasty and fresh. Lots of variety and options to choose from.
Pretty okay baked goods here. They remind me a lot of the ones found at the bakery section of Korean grocery store Mega Mart in Sunnyvale. Soft and light bakery items here (a lot of them being sponge-cake-based) but most of the ones that I tried were leaning towards becoming stale. Felt particularly a bit bamboozled about the banana cake being simply a vanilla sponge cake that just so happens to be banana shaped lol. My favorite item in my haul though was the green bean bread because the green bean filling was satisfyingly super smooth. Very polite lady at the cashier. Easy lot parking. Overall if you want to support a small bakery in the area and are curious about what it offers I'd say it's worth a visit here.
So dry! Got the castella bread and the mini cream cheese cupcakes and both were very dry.
I do breakfast here and the shotshuka (sure spelled wrong)is the best.the spicy sauce with crusty bread screw my gluten in tolerance here we go!Pancakes, salad, chicken, burger all strong glass of rose and we are happy
Restaurantji Recommends
Great place for trying something different (for me). It's like a Korean version of the ubiquitous Chinese Sheng Kee bakery but this one is Korean. There is even a place to sit inside and have coffee with your pastries. PS try their thin almond cookies, absolutely delicious!
Went to the Hankook Mart location, very shocked to find out that the corn scone we bought this afternoon is already molded…This made me think how long they have been keeping the breads for if they don’t get sold…
Very disappointed in their cakes. I think I have been going to this small bakery since they opened but today is the last time I will go there.I bought their sliced cake pieces and all of them were DRY! I think they had to be several days old to be this dry. The icing in between the layers on the neapolitan cake andc rainbow cake slice was non existent.And the sizes of each slice varied but the price was the same.I remember years ago when I bought the freshest cakes here. Not any more. Save your money and go elsewhere.
I love their corn scone and the large mammoth breads with strawberry jam and cream. Super worth your money. They also have a mochi bread only on weekends which are really hefty and the chewiness is perfect with a coffee or tea. The auntie who rings you up often packs extra bread for me in the bag which I'm always super grateful for. The interior reminds me of Kiki's delivery service, just a warm and simple bakery with solid bread and service.
Quaint Korean bakery good variety