Olympic Bakery

Mango lovers rejoice! Olympic Bakery has a confectionary creation that finally doesn’t fuss around and gets straight to the good stuff — mango!
I’m talking copious amounts of mango chunks in between light and fluffy sponge cake and then completely covered in thinly sliced mango ovals. Think of it as brisket thin slices you’d find at a KBbq restaurant but in mango form. They also adorn the cake with a few strawberries on top because why not? I guess you gotta show love for some other fruits.
This 8″ round cake ($ 25 no tax) is the stuff of dreams — mango lover dreams who envisioned their love of the tropical fruit marrying their love of Asian style sponge cake to create the holy matrimony of deliciousness that can only be achieved with tons of mango.
Gone are those cumbersome other fruits or toppings that just creat obstacles on your way to mango heaven. Enter this delectable mango cake — don’t know if you could but tell I’m a mango fanatic and this place takes the cake — or rather bakes it — when it comes to making a full-​on mango sponge cake. Mango mousse doesn’t cut it (pun unintended) when you want airy cake so I’m glad Olympic Bakery is around. Great for parties as its a pretty big cake at that!

It’s my first time ordering from this bakery, it’s a bit expensive due to the design/​toys etc., but it’s beautifully done! The cake itself is mildly sweet w/​mango filling, which is perfect for our family! My mom who doesn’t usually like sweets had 2 slices! Overall excellent.

I really love their cake here! I’ve tried the mango cake and the strawberry cake. They are both delicious: moist, not too sweet but not bland either.
At first, I was hesistant to try this place because I have another usual cake place, but one day, me and my friends decided to give it a go here and we were not disappointed. They definitely have cakes you do not get tired of. On top of the amazing cakes, they have great service. They always do their best to please their customers and they’re really nice people too. Ever since then, they became my usual to go bakery.
They also do cake customizing, but you do have to give them at least a week notice since you have to find out if they can do it first. Most of the times, they can, but just in case. I recommend calling ahead then going to the bakery for cake customization.

Called order and it was ready for pick up the next day. The cake was not too sweet (I like), moist and light but little whipped cream around or in the middle. The mango slides were fresh but too sour for the cake. I may try again when mangos are in season or order other fruits are in season. They take credit card. Lady in the front is friendly.

This People let me down cold dirty! I order a Birthday Cake for my Daughter on Monday 3÷7÷16 and to be ready on 3÷9÷16. I went to pick up cake and there bakery is close because something don’t work or fixing something. They could have CALLED me to let me know ahead time that there bakery was close until the 16 of march 2016!!!
This Bakery and there services sucks big time!!!
No i don’t recommend going to olympic bakery!!!

Stumbled upon this local bakery on Unilocal and decided to purchase a mango cake for my sister’s birthday. It was $ 25 for one that serves 10 which is reasonable in my opinion. The cake overall was happily enjoyed by everyone at home! The mangos were sweet and juicy. I can see why it’s a favorite amongst the other Unilocalers. Also, service was super friendly! Will definitely be back to this establishment.

This place makes the best mango cake and everything is so reasonably priced. They made a huge, beautiful mango cake for my mom’s birthday and I could not be more thankful for their work.

All I have to say is that these are delicious treats. Very moist and just the right amount flavor that have me craving for more. I would definitely recommend this place, give it a shot if your near by.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of the bakery items. I pass here all the time going to Super A but outside view doesnt do it justice. Delicious custard tart, cookies & bread.

love their mango cake! but prob would be better to buy them when mango is in season since i think they use fresh mangoes! my last one didnt taste as sweet due to that reason but the cake itself was tasty and nicely decorated :)

08÷22÷15
I called to pre order 10 fruit tart (.60 each). I never been here before. I just Unilocal and found this place and Unilocaler said to pre order. It look really good!
I expected the crust to taste kinda plain, cream to be lightly sweet and fruit to be kinda sour. WELL it’s nothing like a fruit tart. ;(
The crust was VERY VERY VERY SWEET. Others agreed with me too. And they have a sweet tooth. Just imagine eating pure sugar. And the cream was sweet but that’s fine better than the crust. The fruit was the only good thing.
My friend ate one whole tart and 2 she lick off the cream and fruit. And brother did the same. And I ate two whole fruit tart and ate the cream and fruit on the other ones ;(
Wouldn’t come back.
I’m on a look out for yummy fruit tart (besides the one at whole food bakery, their like $ 3 for a mini. They are very good! But too pricey for ordering 100 for my upcoming baby birthday!)
I’m off to the next shop !!!

I’ve been buying birthday cakes here for a couple of years now. The prices are reasonable for about $ 25-​$ 30 for a 10″-12″ round cake. Make sure you call or stop by in advance to make the order so it’s done in time for the special occasion. My favorite so far is the Tres Leches cake, very moist. I’ve also had the Mango cake which is pretty popular at this place. The outside of the cake as well as the inside is covered with thin slices of mango. The cake I liked the least was the Taro cake. The cake part was not made out of taro, it was sponge cake. In between the layers of the cake was thick taro and I would like it more frosty. This bakery also offers small baked goods and pastries ready to buy.

I called in earlier today to make sure they have a mango cake ready for a birthday dinner tonight. The lady was nice enough to tell me the prices of the cakes and the amount of people the cake would feed. She told me she would hold the cake for when I pick it up later tonight.
I had a friend pick up the cake no problem. For the 8 inch mango cake it was $ 23, which is really reasonable because it fed more than 12 people even though she said the size was good enough for 10 people.
Everyone enjoyed the cake. The vanilla cake was light and fluffy, but I thought it was a bit too dry. I had the mango cake at other bakeries and I thought it was better because it was more moist. The cream they had was good though because it wasn’t too sweet. The mango they used was very sweet and complimented the cake perfectly. I thought the presentation of the cake looked good as well. Overall, the cake was good except it could have been more moist.
Overall, good customer service, cake, and reasonable price.

I absolutely love the mango cake here.
The first time I had it was on my aunt’s birthday from a different bakery. Not knowing the name I would just research it on Unilocal and ended up buying it here one year for my ex-bf’s bday. And everyone loved it. This is probably my favorite cake.
The cake is wrapped in thinly sliced pieces of mango and the cream is very light. And there’s pieces of mango inside =). I always wondered if I should try other bakeries that make mango cake but this place has my heart.
For my aunt’s birthday near Christmas I ended up ordering a cake here. There prices are very reasonable the ½ sheet was 35 dollars and the round is 32.
The owners daughter is very nice. We talked a bit about how a lot of people even drive pretty far just pick up cake here. I’m from OC and I don’t mind driving to get there cake but some people even come from SD and farther.
Love the mango cake and it doesn’t hurt that they take card.

Came to check this place out because everyone on Unilocal said this place was good for cakes and boy was I not disappointed.
The lady taking my order was very friendly and patient with me because I did not know what to order. She then gave me a book to look at all her other cakes that she has done in the past. I kind of choose this one cake and asked if she can make it smaller for me because 2 full sheets of cake is way too much. She said I could, and then I asked if i can make it into 2 flavors and she said it was no problem at all. SHOOT, she already earned some brownie points by letting me get what I want so far.
Not only that, you can’t beat their prices. I got half a sheet of cake with 2 different flavors (¼ Mocha & ¼ Vanilla w/​strawberry & mango) for $ 85.
When I went to pick it up, it looked better than I imagined. Everyone at the party loved it and took some to go. The only reason I am taking of a star off is because the ratio of of the cake was not even. For the mocha side, some pieces had less cream, while for the vanilla side some pieces did not get enough fruits.
Overall, I was very satisfied with my order. ^_​^
Next time i shall come try their mango cake everyone is raging on about.

Known for their beef curry pie $ 1.50, and chicken pie. Sells out by 11am. Chinese pastry place next to Kmart. Credit only after $ 15.00 worth of stuff
Other pastries look okay. But pot pie is legit.

Came by here last week to purchase the mini fruit tarts for a going away party for one of the awesome people at my job. The fruit tarts are only $ 0.50 each, so I ordered 30 (by the way, there is a $ 20 credit card minimum… or you can always pay CASH).
When I first arrived into the bakery, I was acknowledged and when I told the lady behind the counter that I wanted to order the fruit tarts, she asked me which type of fruits did I want. I just said assorted would be fine. She told me the wait would be around 5 minutes (although the sign in the display case said 15 minutes, I really only waited maybe 5– 8 minutes). To pass the time, I just looked around to see what delicious baked goods they had around. I was surprised of how many options they had in this small store. But I didn’t get anything else because I was just here for the fruit tarts.
After they were ready (the lady behind the counter fills each tart cup with the custard cream and tops each one with a piece of fruit… the wait time has to deal with allowing for the custard to set up I think and assembling the order), the lady behind the counter showed it to me and it looked just beautiful.
When I brought these in to work the next day, they were pretty much gone within an hour. Everyone truly loved them and wanted to know where I got them.
Overall, had a great friendly experience. I would totally come back here again.
Oh and by the way, this place is closed on Tuesdays (I wanted to purchase some more this past week for another going away party at work but was sad to find out that they were closed). Also this place is located in the same plaza as Kmart and there is plenty of parking.

Fellow Unilocaler Fia R and I visited this Chinese bakery on two separate occasions after reading reviews about their famous mango cake. The interior was surprisingly small. Upon walking in, you’ll notice a large counter and shelves of breads and baked goods loosely stacked. Their bread selection seemed very limited when compared with other bakeries in San Gabriel Valley, but these perceptions can be overlooked when the bulk of their sale comes from their mango cake.
During my first visit, I ordered a 10-​inch Taro Cake ($ 28.50) that came with soft spongy cake, fluffy whip cream, and a thick layer of fresh taro at the center. The taro was whipped perfectly with bits of taro to provide depths of texture and taste. I loved this cake so much that I literally imagined myself eating it all without sharing.
More recently, I decided to get the 8-​inch Mango Cake ($ 22) but it turned out to be a disappointment. Without the whip cream, the cake was on the dry side, and the sheets of mango layered on top of the cake were not sweet at all. Embarrassed to say, my friend’s dark chocolate cake from the local supermarket was superior with a higher level of finesse and complexity. Needless to say, the much anticipated Mango Cake, without the sweet ripen mango, was a flop.
Their Custard Bread ($ 1.30) from the shelf was one of the best out there. The custard was thick, fluffy, and loaded with a pleasant eggy flavor at the center. I’m a big custard bread fan and I was thoroughly impressed.
They’re very easy to work with when calling ahead. Service was straightforward and they were able to accommodate my last minute lettering requests. Price-​wise, I believe their cakes were more expensive than what others are charging. Despite the shortcomings, there were still plenty to like about this bakery. I’d be interested trying their Tres Leches Cake in the near future.

If you’re looking for a mango cake, well, this is the place to get it! I have been coming here for years and recently just got a cake from here. I ordered a ½ sheet mango cake over the phone in the morning and it was ready later that day. They also have a smaller circular cake as well as larger sizes if you want a half or full sheet. You can let them know how many servings you need and they’ll gladly recommend an appropriate size.
The cake is very delicious and not overly sweet at all. It’s the perfect balance between the mangos in the cake. The mango cake is covered all over with slices of mango. The white cake is fluffy, light, and soft. Between the layers, it’s filled with whipped cream and chunks of mango. No mango filling here folks, but actual pieces of mango!
I’ve bought other pastries here from which are good too, but I really just come here to get my mango cake fix.
If you ever need to get a cake for a birthday or any kind of celebration, the mango cake is the way to go!

You can get the the somewhat ubiquitous strawberry and/​or banana cake at other Asian bakeries but this is the place to come for mango; these folks are famous for theirs…
We called ahead and got a 9″ round, they only asked what time we were coming by to pick it up. They were putting the finishing touches on it when we arrived so I know it’s fresh. I wasn’t too worried though, supposedly they go through tons of these every day, especially on the weekends…
Two layers of soft yellow cake, separated by cream and sliced mangos
, with a sturdy top outer layer of more fresh sliced mangos, and finished off with a brushing of clear sugary glaze. Ours was embellished with a couple of fresh strawberries and highlighted lettering to seal the deal…
I know that they speak Mandarin, Cantonese, and English because I heard all of these being spoken in the short time we were waiting for our cake. They sell other flavors of cake but Mango is the most popular by far. They also sell some pre-​wrapped cookies and pastries, even the Chinese paper. It’s a small, modest location; no glitz, just good mango cakes…