Tous Les Jours

This is not your typical Asian bakery. This bakery is more of an Korean bakery, they do not have egg tarts, Barbeque buns or anything you’ll find in an Asian bakery lol. They specialize in Korean pastries and they look so amazing! Their bread is packaged into little plastic bags and it gives you the more high end vibe than any other bakeries. I think this store is like another Paris Baguette.
The milk bread here is so good! I like the texture of the milk bread a lot because it has a spongy taste and the milky taste melts in your mouth. I must say that this is my favorite bread here. I have also tried to cheese bread and balls but in my own personal preference, I do not like their cheese after taste because I feel like it’s so sticky in my mouth.
+ Anyways. Try their milk bread! :)

I don’t visit Tous Les Jours all that often since there are so much great asian bakeries in the area now. Between 85 degree Bakery, Paris Baguette, and Tous Les Jour, it can be difficult to decide which one to visit.
Tous Les Jour is most similar to Paris Baguette in terms of the theme and being heavily influenced by the European style. Although similar in style, Tous Les Jour is seemingly a much smaller bakery compared to its competitors. The variety of bread available at any given time is presented in a smaller area thus offering a smaller selection. Their sandwich and café menu seems to be smaller compared to its closest Korean/​European competitor.
Price-​point wise, both bakeries are on the pricey side, however Tous Les Jour takes the price tag up even higher, claiming that they use higher quality ingredients in order to justify said price tag. Except. How will us, as consumers, supposed to distinguish between BREAD that’s made with organic ingredients or the regular ingredients? (I mean, it’s obvious when comparing quality and cheap ingredients… but in this instance I have yet to notice any difference in quality between TLJ and PB.
My experience from the 2 times I’ve visited, the staff has always been friendly to me, which is awesome! :)
Side notes:
— Got the last of the Curry Croquette around 8pm and it was very stale (expected since I wasn’t expecting it to be that fresh.) There should be a sign of when it was made and/​or a discounted price for it not being the quality product that TLJ promises.) The filling was still quite savory though so at least that bit was enjoyable after some help from my trusty microwave.
— Have not had the chance to try their dessert cakes, sandwiches, or drinks but will definitely come give them a shot one day.
— $ 5 minimum credit card use
— $.10 bag fee for the jankiest of bags. Bring your own bag if you plan to buy extra pastries/​desserts for the next couple days!

This is a review on the service experienced, and not the delicious food.
Wow, never had i had ZERO customer service before. Walked into a empty store this morning, said hello to the café worker refilling the pastries… not even acknowledged.
The worker continued to go back and forth from kitchen to displays without a glance.
Everything looked so good in the store, and presentation was great.
After a few minutes of waiting in front of the cash register, the worker noticed!
Slowly he came to register. head down and stood staring at the register.
Sorry for actually wanting to order something guy.
He only said two things. «tongs are over there» and the «Total amount due». I said thank you, paid and left…
I get that people have bad days, maybe something happened at home. Maybe he hates his job? Would love to hear the owner/​managers thoughts on this.

Really nice customer service, tasty cake and cute usually I will go with the earl gray late and sit in the store to chil !!!

The short: Nice cute Korean bakery.
This place was a nice, unexpected discovery. After learning that the wait for Boiling Point (next door) was going to be long, I headed in here to pick up a couple things and ended up enjoying the light sweetness of Asian baked goods.
This place can sit about 20 people and is a good spot to eat the baked goods or drink a cup of coffee.
There are a few unique items like the milk bread and curry croquette. And some items are packaged while others are not. There is plenty of space to pick up the pastries and they list the ingredients in the item, which is interesting and helpful! Out of the items I picked out, I enjoyed the honey pan cake bread.
For a simple craving, this was a nice place to stop by if you’re in the area — not something to drive out of the way for.
Sidenote: when I went, there’s a promo of 15% off the next order when you bring in your receipt within a week of purchase.

My friends and I stopped by for a sweet treat after lunch. I picked up a honey bun and PB&J macaron. Also keep your receipt because you get 10% off your next visit. The macaron was decent. Not as good as the specialty macaron places but better than most Asian places that make macarons. Also PB&J, such a good flavor but I don’t see it very often. The honey bun is part of this new craze to have honey and honeycombs in everything. (See milkcow in Fremont. It was also pretty good. Real honey and honeycomb bits inside. Cool place to hang out. We stayed for a couple hours and it wasn’t too loud /​busy and the workers just let us be.

Ordered a birthday cake-​chocolate w vanilla frosting one day in advance. I was told they don’t make it on premises. Disappointed to pay $ 31 cake that tasted like any Chinese supermarket cakes.
Croque Monsieur-​1 star. Bought 2 for my daughters for lunch. One said it tasted like sweaty gym socks. The other said tasted like dirty rags. It could have been the cheap cheese they put in.
Choc. Muffin-​3 stars
Hot dog bread-​2 stars.
Custard bread-​3 stars.
Almond bread-​3 stars

Pricey at times, but quality of their products, customer service and cleanliness of the shop makes up for it. I have ordered cakes, bought drinks, macarons, bread and pastries here many times. I like their cloud cakes with fresh cream, fresh strawberries, and the flavor of sponge cake. It’s quite moist. A few of my favorite breads and pastries are the milk+ bread, sweet pumpkin donut, chocolate croissant, and snowpea.
I used to work here as well, but even after quitting, I come back, the store still seems to make me feel at home.
I recommend trying their fruit iced teas, smoothies, and milk teas if you’re not a coffee person! I personally like passion fruit green tea with lychee jelly or a combination of lychee/​peach, peach/​mango, lychee/​mango green tea! Black tea isn’t too bad either.

I’ve been here twice and have gotten shaved snow both times.
The first time I got this berry shaved snow. It took a long time for the workers to make it, but they had said it was hard to make apparently.
The second time we went, we got the matcha red bean shaved snow, and not only was the service quick, but that shaved snow was BOMB. So. Good. *cries* The mochi was nice and chewy and the whole thing was amazing.
The atmosphere was very cute and it’s a good workspace to go to.

I love bread, baked goods, sweets, carbs… *drool*. when I walked in I was greeted by the scent of fresh pastries AND… this is a big one… AND THEY HAD GD AND TOP PLAYING ON THE FLATSCREEN. pretty bread. pretty boys. im sure my eyes were sparkling.
parking is rough in that plaza. my man dropped me off to get a head start at choosing while he circled for another 10 mins to find a spot. the place is clean, not too crowded on a Friday around lunch time. Workers were friendly, selection was stocked. I tried the milk bread, honey bread, hot dog bun, red bean bun, and pumpkin mochi bread. all were very good. In comparison to 85, there wasn’t a drastic difference however I’ve never seen honey or mochi bread offered at 85. the honey bun bread was definitely unique (to me). I love chewy gooey textures. if chewiness is your thing youll love the selection here! if not, they have the typical stuff too so no worries.
prices are what you’d expect. they serve desserts, coffee, and sandwiches here too. something for everyone. it’s a nice little spot to chill at, especially bc of the kpop and lack of crowd. if I didn’t live so close by I’d probably hang out here more instead of just taking my bread and going home.
love love love. minus one star for the parking. that lot is bananas.

I’ve been to Tous Les Jours multiple times; a few times in the Philippines and twice at Koreatown in Manhattan. I honestly just found out that there was a TLJ nearby when I drove to get Gongcha. Sorry Gongcha, I found a new place to go to in Warm Springs!
My favorite things to get here are the milk bread and sausage bread. Since I live near 85 Degrees in Newark, the choices don’t really interest me and it’s somewhat cheaper over there. Obviously if I lived closer to TLJ I’d prefer it more, but I love going here for nostalgic purposes!

I’ve only been to TLJ twice, but I can’t get enough! Everything I’ve tried so far has been so delicious! My favorites are the curry croquette and the cheesy donut. If I listed everything I’ve tried this would be a pretty long review, but the only thing so far I wasn’t a huge fan of was the Milk Bread… it was just OK.
I tried the kiwi and pineapple iced tea. They give you a very large amount of pearls. Pineapple was delicious and sweet, better than the kiwi, both were very refreshing. I really want to come back and have the black sesame shaved ice and see how good their macarons are.
I’ve never had anything like the cheesy donut before. It’s sugary and thick and has a kinda chewy texture, with Babybel-​ish thick cheese on the inside. Luscious. Quite addicting.
Staff was very friendly and polite both times I went. They’re enablers for sure though because they keep giving me 15% coupons on the receipt… not that I mind or anything… #fat4lyfe
I’d say this place is 2x the quality of Sheng Kee. So as others have pointed out, it’s a bit more expensive than similar places. It’s worth your time to try it out!

Going to get straight to the point. Their bread is meh… but their shaved ice is yum!!! I’ve tried a few of their baked items and nothing really stood out to me. So far I’ve tried the following (in no particular order):
(1) Milk bun — (supposedly one of their top items) tasted like milk flavored pastry cream in a bun. You can actually see the vanilla bean in the milk filling… but still meh.
(2) Walnut cream cheese bread — healthier version of the one at Andersons bakery… meh. Bread was nice and fluffy with cream cheese filling in the center but I still like the walnut cream cheese bread from Anderson’s Bakery more.
(3) Apple strudel croissant — I would pass. It looked better than it tasted. The apple filling made parts of the puff pastry soggy.
(4) Chocolate croissant — not bad, pretty good. I feel like it’s kind of hard to mess up on a chocolate croissant. Good amount of chocolate filling and not too greasy.
And shaved ice wise, I’ve only tried the Sesame shaved ice which was on point. I will definitely come back to shaved ice.

Macarons are pricey as hell but they’re pretty good. I love coming here for their milk tea!

Nice place to get cakes, sweets, pastries, and shaved ice
They have samples which is cool. A lot of he buns are cream filled. I like it a little more the 85C, but 85c has more options. I like the cakes more than Paris baguette — very fluffy and soft (hence why they call them cloud cakes)
The shaved ice is a plus coz this is closer to me than driving down to Santa Clara/​el Camino to get shaved ice. Not too many options but it is enough

I’m a pretty big fan of Asian bakeries. That said, this Asian Bakery has more of a European twist on it. Kind of like an in between of a Paris Baguette Bakery and Sheng Kee. I wasn’t sure what to expect here…
Overall, I would have to say I was quite pleased.
The prices were a little higher than average, but they have random little promotions to make up for it. Day Old things seem to sell for half price before noon.
I’m not too big on their sweets, but they’re better than average if you want something to tide you over. I’m more of a fan of their Curry Croquettes.
When Fresh, it has a crunchy texture on the outside, and delicious filling on the inside. Some downsides to be aware of:
1. They can be a bit greasy
2. They are not nearly as good if they’re not fresh
3. They may be lacking on filling.
I was disappointed in their Kimchi Croquettes, since it was a tad too sweet and not nearly as savory or sour as you’d expect Kimchi to be. They also put in some noodles… not what I was expecting.
I’ll probably be back to check out their other rotating goods.

This is the second TLJ store that I’ve been to in the bay, the other one being in Dublin. The two stores have the same pastries, cakes and breads but just different store layouts. I personally like the Fremont layout better.
I came right before closing on a Saturday evening and the pastries and donuts were 30% off which wasn’t much of a bargain since all the good stuff was gone. So I decided to get my usual packaged breads like cranberry applecream cheese bread $ 2.85 and cream cheese bread at $ 2.25 and last but not least a package of 4 madeleines for $ 2.50.
If you’re a fan of Paris Baguettue than you may like TLJ. They have similar breads and pastries but just different flavors. As of now, I prefer TLJ over PB but if I was in Korea the order would be reveresed but that’s a whole another story. TLJ does have more giveaways than PB here it seems. A month ago, I went to the Dublin TLJ and got a free honey bee hamper for spending $ 15.00 with purchase of a honey bread.
As a side note, if you’re a fan of bing soo (Korean shaved ice) they will start serving in the summer. When I asked the cashier she said summer but also said probably next month in April so maybe she meant spring.
All in all, a nice and clean location with friendly staff. Prices are a bit high for all products especially for slices of cake for $ 5.00 for the amount but it is a Korean bakery after all.

I really wanted to like TLJ. I thought Paris Baguette was pricey, but TLJ boldly takes the tag up a notch. Like other Unilocalers, I am excited about exploring new bakeries and have no problem of paying a little extra for good bread. However, a macaron for $ 2.5 with no raving reviews? Their signature Milk+ bread was small and $ 2.85. A slice of cake for $ 5 even half the size of the chiffon cake at PB? It was really difficult, but I still bought 6 different breads to try.
To my disappointment, everything was just, meh.
Upon checkout, I suggested to the cashier their price is steep, especially compared to PB, which to me is the next comparable. She was friendly up to that point, then she just looked so flustered and didn’t speak for a few seconds. Then she explained that they use really high quality ingredients, including flour made from a Korean mill (?). I wanted her to explain more so I can understand, but she couldn’t really get the gist of it. Anyway, I think some of their ingredients are organic, which drives up the price. Organic is good, but people (me) want fluffy and tasty bread! :-(

I’ve been to a Tous Les Jours in the South Bay so I knew what I was getting into. I really just wanted the freebies with the purchases for the opening. So I arrived a little before 8am on January 30^th. There was a lady who greeted me at the door saying they weren’t ready yet and that they would be ready in about 20 minutes. So I sat in my car waiting.
After they turned on the sign, I walked in. I looked at the selection and was less than the South Bay location. They had pastries, breads, cakes, etc. I decided to go with some breads, in particular the potato bread, almond chestnut bread, coffee kaya bread, and the melon bread. I had the melon bread before and I liked the sugar crust with the strong scent of melon which reminded me of the melon breads in Japan. The coffee kaya bread was a bit too bready. It was like eating a dinner roll with a layer of kaya. The almond chestnut bread was ok. Again too bready of a taste but liked the chestnut chunks and sweetness of the bread. The potato bread was what I liked the best. Sweet and fluffy with unexpected chunks of potato… well more like sweet potato-​y yam.
I really wanted to try the Honey breads and pastries but they didn’t have it ready. I did get my infuser tumbler which I am now using! Cheap, but does the job and free with my $ 11 purchase of breads.
It’s nice to have a pastry shop like this in the area. I just wished they had more of the interesting breads.

Noticed them doing furnishing just Tuesday and when I stopped at One Tea next door for tea I was delighted they were doing a soft opening already. The ladies there were very sweet and offered free samples of milk tea and cookies too.
Plenty of breads and pastries, and just like all the other TLJs, I love they label all the ingredients in their breads. Great to find they have egg free options sprinkleD throughout their offerings. Very well stocked offerings, something I know other TLJs are challenged at so I hope they keep it up.
Getting greedy (and the water bottle is so cute!) I got the rice donut, cheesy donut, walnut cream bread and walnut cream baguette. The rice donut was a bit greasy, will probably be better warm. The cheesy donut was delicious. The walnut cream bread was soft and the filling was delish.
Prices are comparable to other Korean French bakeries, so higher than Asian ones but definitely tasty. The location is very convenient and that they’re open at 8 am right on a common route is a very dangerous thing indeed!