Bakery Crescent

Alec Sandy 3 months ago

A wonderful place to get fresh-baked Japanese bakery treats. I've made many visits over the past few years and enjoyed everything. I've been fortunate enough to travel to Japan many times over the same period, and there are several items that I think are better here. The service is always friendly and prompt. The little strip mall it is in is, unfortunately, not thriving, but oh well.

Elle Richards 3 months ago

Went there for a birthday treat! The green bean and ube pastries were so fluffy and perfect! We got the milk bread to make sandwiches at home and wow it made my egg sandwich 10/10. Prices are amazing!

Fanah Silva 5 months ago

This bakery is absolutely amazing! Their bread is delicious and always super fresh. The prices are very reasonable, and the quality is excellent in everything they sell. The gentleman who helped me was very kind, courteous, and made the whole experience even better. The bakery is also very clean and smells like a little piece of heaven the moment you walk in. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for fresh, high-quality bread and wonderful service!

Riku a year ago

For an authentic taste of Japan, this bakery is a must-visit. Its cozy neighborhood feel offers a tempting variety of sweet and savory breads at surprisingly affordable prices—even over 10years in business. Favorites include the dreamy chestnut cream bun, which blends silky chestnut paste with fresh cream, and the nostalgic sweet potato cream bun, which is packed with comforting mashed sweet potato. On the savory side, the yakisoba pan—a fluffy bun stuffed with noodles—is a classic, while the takoyaki pan offers a unique twist.

Nicholas P a year ago

This is a small Japanese bakery. It’s a standard grab and go. There’s no seating. Yes, they do speak English for people who think there’s a language barrier. They have refrigerated sandwiches on your left in a cooler, that’s very convenient for quick meals. The egg and ham sando was okay, not quite as tasty as the ones in Japan. The eggs in this sandwich are not as creamy and the bread was just okay. The tonkatsu sando is a lot better. I recommend heating it up for about 40 secs. It has just the right amount of savoriness. They have bread, different kinds of buns and donuts, etc. The takoyaki bun was very delicious. I recommend getting that one. Basically, if you want to come here to pick up items for breakfast, snacks, or a light meal then this place is very solid. Prices are pretty cheap, cheaper than Tous Les Jours. Service is very friendly. Ample parking but can be limited since it’s not a big lot.