Bliss Bakery

Bliss has stepped up their game! Since my last review, they’ve hired friendly ladies and doubled the workers, they’ve added more variety to their pastries, they’ve installed a sandwich station, and their cakes/​macarons have improved dramatically. Although I am not a huge fan of their cake, their cake decorations are like eye candy… very pleasing to look at. And I gotta say, their macarons are pretty darn good. My fave Bliss macaron is Earl Grey! Keep it up Bliss! I admire the upgrades and improvements :)

Duverger macarons, yummy cakes for special occasions, and sooo many sweet and savory pastries! Love!

I visited the store yesterday just to pick up some of the best white sandwich bread in town! If you like grilled cheese sandwiches then their bread is the Best.

Across the board, I like this bakery the most .
I haven’t tried all breads they have though they make and offer good so far
Also when I got there late one day I could get 1+1 I liked
Service is pretty nice but not the lady who almost pushing me to buy some she likes.

Use to come here often but after today will not be coming back. The lady accused me of stealing in front of everyone extremely rude and embarrassing!

I am actually a fan of this place! first time here, and everything looked so fresh and yummy. I knew I shouldn’t have gone there considering the fact I was starving, but they had just put out some fresh panini sandwiches on delicious cranberry+sourdough bread. I got a panini tuna sandwich, it had pesto, spinach, tomato, and cheese. man was it delicious! I would come back again and grab my lunch here if I had the time.
they have macaroons for $ 1.75 each.
pistachio– was delicious.
blueberry lavender– eh, not to crazy about lavender but the blueberry is what sold me. but the lavender over powered it.
great price for macaroons though. can’t wait to go try a whole box and then come back and update this review.
the service was very sweet! usually, older asian women in bakeries are super rude. but here, they were so welcoming and nice and were very kind when I had questions.

Their food is mediocre, but recently, my sister accidentally left her shirts in a shopping bag at the bakery, and when we returned next morning to see if they had it, the owner said that he gave it to an employee as if it was completely fine for him to do that. I don’t know if I should go back to ask for compensation, but I think he will just try to make it up to us by giving us their mediocre tasting bread. Stay away from here!

ZERO stars… ****in crazy place! I came to this bakery Friday night and some lady kept trying to sell the bread to us… she wouldn’t leave us alone. She kept on saying «this bread is good, I like this bread, this is my favorite bread, etc»… who cares!!! I’m gonna get the bread I want!
Anyways, this isn’t the reason why this place is crazy… after all that blabbering, I bought bread and accidently left my 2 tshirt packages for a 5k run which was on Saturday. the bakery was closed by the time I realized I left my shirt there… I went back the next morning to get it. When I came I asked the guy if he saw 2shirts. and he said «oh, I was wondering what it was.» … then he told me that its not there… WTF??! Where is it? He said its in ktown… Crenshaw and Olympic… !!! I said the run starts at 9am. n all he says is that he can’t bring it right now… not even a sorry or anything…
First of all, why would you give or take something a customer left?! Yea its my fault for accidently leaving it there but shouldn’t you atleast wait a few days before you do anything with it? Common sense! Second, not even a sorry from that guy. and he’s the damn owner! Ughhhhh
Came back on Sunday to get the shirt packages back and he made the right choice to have it in the store today because things would have gotten a little messy if he didn’t.

Grabbed 2 macarons.
1. Earl Grey — ehhh. Nothing special. Earl Grey at Bottega Louie is much better.
2. Cinnamon — This one was sooooo good. I’ve never had a cinnamon macaron before and this one as really delicious.
I thought $ 1.75 each was a bit pricey, but I think thats how much macarons cost?

Located deep inside of the grocery store. I went there specifically for there Macaroons, which I am a huge fan of. Lavender, Earl Grey, Rose and Salted Caramel are some of my favorite. They have more flavors available as well! I did not get a chance to try the pastries that they make there, maybe next time =D.

The lady «Mia» talked crap about me behind my back. I told her to say to my face next time and she started giving me attitude. Never want to go back there.

Food is terrible, the ingredients terrible, I’m not sure of the price since it was a gift. I don’t know about the service since I’ve never been there.
The Fruit Tart: The crust too flaky and dried. Too burnt, I can taste it. The crust was also too thick, thus leaving very little room for the crème. The fruits were bad as well. The kiwi was raw so while it «looked» good, it was hard, tough in the center of the kiwi slice, and extremely sour. The strawberry halves are bad. leaves were left on in a way to show how old it is, normally I like it off but I guess some people likes presentation, yet it fails in that respect. The crème is passable, nothing special, but I felt like I ate a bunch of burnt dried crust and bad fruits than a savory fruit tart. I’ll work on the Tiramisu later tonight. I hope it doesn’t suck.

I went to bliss bakery today for my moms bday cake. I am in love with this bakery the service was great was greeted as soon as I walked in with my little girl. The Korean girl spoke little English so she got someone to help me asap. The girl was so friendly and explained what the cakes were made of. I went with the Oreo cake delicious ! I also purchased a chocolate macaron. And I def will go back to this bakery I loved it.

Got a cake super last minute. Got a
Chocolate cake
The decoration was very cute. Chocolate cake with vanilla frosting and chocolate layer over the top.
The cake itself was very good. The frosting wasn’t too overpowering to cake ratio. the cake was moist and fluffy. Fruit was fresh.
Overall: would come back. :)

I love this place for the reason that it’s super close to work for me. For how small their space is, they really pack in a variety of goodies from your usual korean pastries (ex. gombo bread, sesame bread) to asian twists on other pastries (corn bread, muffins, etc.) to Porto wannabes (cheese rolls, guava cheese) to a few savory breads (pizza bread, hot dog bread). To be honest, I’ve had better breads of each type of bread elsewhere, but at places that specialized in those types of breads. The uniqueness of this locations is that it has all those breads in one place!
And samples! Love them, they always seem to have some and because of it I was able to try their signature breads the Green Tea Cream Cheese and Raspberry Cream Cheese breads. Both delicious. Also, the service is always great here. When I walk in, I am always greeted nicely and never feel pressured. The workers are very knowledgeable about their breads and will help you out.
Minimum is $ 5 (you can get quite a few pastries for that). Parking is convenient (you can use the Woori Mart parking or the parking structure). Samples!

Rating: zero star
The melon bread used to taste sweet and had a chewy texture to it. It tastes like nothing now! It doesn’t have that nice smell to it now. I think they sell old breads. Wasted my money.

(Review based on 3.5 stars)
This bakery is located in the Woori Market, on the 1^st floor. I came by here after having dinner at Shojin (3^rd floor). I was here around 8:40 pm and the person behind the register told me that all the baked goods on this one table was a special buy 2, get 1 item free. So I purchased 3 baked items (not sure what is the name of the items I purchased). When I was about to pay, I saw the Manja with chestnut wrapped in a plastic bag in a pile right next to the register. I asked the guy what it was and he tried his best to explain it to me and so I just decided to get it. But I was pretty surprised to see it being $ 4 on my receipt. If I had not purchased that, then my total would have been $ 2.75, which isn’t bad for 3 baked goods.
Anyways, the Manja was good, it is filled with white bean which was a nice change from typically finding red bean in most Asian baked goods. But I am quite sure if this was worth $ 4. I tried some kind of sweet baked item (again, don’t know what it was) that reminded me of a donut. The bread was firm and some what crisp like a donut but was a little dry.
By the way, if you purchase anything at this bakery or in the market, you get 2 hours free in the parking structure (and you can actually combine the validations, according to the parking attendant). But you could always park in the parking lot right next to the market and not have to worry about parking validation.
Anyways, this bakery is a little on the smaller side. The cashier working was friendly and spoke English. My husband paid in cash, but the bakery does take credit card. I would come by here next time if I was shopping in the market.

I’ve tried the green tea muffin, some of the puff pastries, and the yumminess that is the cranberry cream cheese bread. Don’t get the one with sesame seeds on the outside — the «plain» one has a really nice bread texture, which pairs well with the cream cheese. Kind of reminds me of a donut without the sticky/​sickly sweet mess.
This bakery is located inside the Woori Market. They usually have samples to try, and the bakery itself is always kept so neat.

I come to Woori Market almost every week, so I am grateful to Bliss Bakery for being located inside the market and also for having delicious products for good prices. You can get an entire loaf of white fluffy bread for $ 5.50 (I think) and you can choose between just straight sides or the rounded ones. I like the rounded ones – they’re cuter and seem fluffier to me. You have to request these (and ask to get it sliced) since they only have pre-​sliced half-​loaves on display.
They also have a lot of pastries available (breads with cream, breads with red bean, etc) as well as coffee, coffee beverages, and now paninis. (They also have cheese rolls which I suspect they get from Porto’s because they look identical.) I haven’t tried most of their offerings, but my mum really likes their bread with red bean and I like the bread with cream cheese and cranberries. Prices are reasonable considering that most Korean bakeries are pretty pricey, and the service here is always good.
I’m not sure if a receipt from this bakery works for parking validation, but if you have a market receipt then two hours of parking are free.

This bakery is located in Little Tokyo in that market plaza where you can get your ticket validated for. But besides that point this little bakery looks really cute and it makes you feel like you should go in this store. But I would suggest you to stay out of it unless you like eating not so delicious bakery goods.
Sometimes I wonder why do things look so pretty but when you take a bite out of it… that is a whole new story… of digustingness.!! Yes I made up a word but hey they made up food that looks soo yummy but taste bland and some things just don’t taste right.
Just keep walking passed and you’ll be fine. :)