Tous Les Jours

The place is pretty small, and doesn’t seem to have a whole lot of selection when it comes to pastries. Though I did enjoy the matcha bubble tea when I went. As far as pastries would rather walk outside and a few feet to Paris baguette! Also they have a $ 5 card minimum so if you’re only in need of a coffee or just a drink you’re shit out of luck, if you don’t have cash. Either that or you have to purchase add one to meet the required minimum. Poses as a small inconvenience.

A little bakery located inside Hmart, near the entrance. The items sold are mostly baked in premises. They have cakes, breads, macaroons, and pastries. For the most part the bakery items are delicious. Most pastries are french inspired with some having Asian twist. For example, red bean bread, green tea macaroons, Lotus seed and Chestnut breads.
As for drinks, coffee and smoothies are ok. They also have shaved ice (asian type). Negative is there are no seating, where you need to go to hmart food court to enjoy your treat. My fave here is the apple pie. Sooo delicious!

Tou les jours is one of my favorite korean bakery chains around the area. In fact, I’m a regular at the NYC one in korea town. From time to time, I like to grab a coffee and pastry after shopping in H Mart, but I usually like to sit down and enjoy my coffee and pastry, which this tou les Jours is lacking. Yes, I believe that you can sit in the food court in the front of H-​Mart, but the ambiance is all right.
Despite of the lack of seating, they still offer fresh baked goods, aromatic coffee, and wonderful service! Btw, they offer a smaller menu listing here.

So I went here for the first time to pick up a cake for my parents anniversary. I lived in Japan for 2 years and miss the bakeries. So I figured I would try this place out and see if its close to the deliciousness I was fortunate enough to encounter in Japan. I ordered the Cream Cake 2 and the Green Tea roll (they were my favorite). Both were delicious, but I feel like they didn’t put any fruit in the center. We literally only has one little strawberry in the center of the cake (the cakes I’ve had definitely had more fruit in the middle). Other than that I liked how it was light and not too sweet. It hits your sweet craving just right. The downfall was their customer service. I went in and asked for the two cakes, and there was a bunch of kids working there who were a bit rude. I understand they are teenagers, but if I’m speaking to you nicely and respectfully, I expect that to be reciprocated. When I asked for the green tea roll, the girl taking my order said «do you really want that one», I looked at her and said yes that’s what I ordered. The reason she said that was because she would have had to go around to the other side to get it. The guy standing next to her volunteered to get it, but come on seriously. I spent almost $ 50 on those two small items, and received pretty crappy service. I guess its the parenting I can blame it on. If the store is not functional for you, make a recommendation to have it rearranged. I might go back to try there macarons, but if I get similar service that will be the last time.

Even though it’s just a tiny little section within H-​mart, I actually really like what TLJ has to offer. I’ve only tried some of it’s pastries and drinks, but I’ve thus far enjoyed everything I’ve ordered here.
Their smoothies are delicious. I’m a diehard fruit smoothie fan, so I decided to get a strawberry smoothie to go with my meal at the food court. The smoothie was very rich – in that it didn’t taste run down – and thick. It was sweet but not overly so, like American smoothies tend to be. I 100% recommend TLJ’s smoothies over neighbor Paris Baguette’s, which tend to be poor in taste and evidently made from juice and mix. TLJ also gives a decent amount more for about the same price.
I’ve also tried TLJ’s macarons multiple times. First off, it has a wide selection of flavors, including the classic flavors (like Rose and berry flavors) and more unique flavors (like Nutella). The macarons are surprisingly well made. They have delicate cookies and sweet, rich filling – the marks of a good quality macaron. Compared to PB’s larger macarons, you don’t get as much for the price, but if tastes much more like a genuine macaron that you may find in, say, a macaron parlor in the city.
The bread all looks fresh and delicious as well. Once again comparing it to PB’s, I think TLJ’s bread is fresher and larger, and there’s just as wide of a selection.
The only downside is that the food here is quite pricey. The macarons are priced about the same as big name ones you can find in the city and the drinks/​bread are all overpriced. This IS a Korean owned «French» bakery though, so I guess the prices aren’t a huge surprise.
I would recommend TLJ for an occasional treat, but if you’re looking for more affordable bread, try Chinese supermarkets or bakeries. Their breads are a lot cheaper and, in my opinion, more authentically Asian and better tasting.

This is a friendly bakery inside H Mart. There is no seating, though I’m sure they would let you sit in the adjacent food court. They are called tous les jours, but since a loaf of bread with eight slices $ 5 to 5.75, it’s really just a once in awhile.
They don’t have pull bread, but they have lots of other pastries, some neatly packaged. If you just want to pick some things up and Paris Baguette has a line, this is an option.

The first time I went here, it was because my roommate of the time was DYING for some Korean-​French bakery goodies. So off we went. Since then, I’ve been back a couple of times — to buy said roommate a birthday cake and most recently, a few days ago, by myself, because I had a craving for a taro bun, which I found out, they don’t have. However, I got myself a red bean bun, and it was DELICIOUS. I happily munched on it on my 1.5 hour drive to school.
All the goodies I’ve ever tried from here have always been yummmyyyy. Of course, the prices are a little higher than what you would find in Chinatown’s of Philly and NYC. But they’re much more upscale than the mom & pop bakeries of Chinatown. And even then, you can’t really complain about the prices. I can definitely live with $ 2 buns.
Though the most recent time I was here, I wasn’t a huge fan of the customer service. There was only one girl manning the register. The customer in front of me had ordered a couple of drinks. She had to make the drinks — which took a good 5 minutes — while I was just there, waiting to pay for one lousy bun. Meanwhile one worker was in the back, baking, and one was out arranging bread. Kinda annoying. Maybe they should get someone else to work on the drinks or the register, if it will be taking more than 5 minutes.

I had the milk tea shaved ice, it lacked milk tea flavor. They used vanilla ice cream, it was eh. I prefer their green tea shaved ice.

Although this is just a small bakery shop inside of H-​Mart, but I always feel welcome whenever I walked in because the staff are always smiling, greet and thank you. In my recollection, there is not even once that I walk in the shop without being greeted.
I love their pastries, they are just as fresh as the Pairs B, but with much better (customer service is much better.)
Folks support the mini Tous Les Jours, they have the best customer service.

Their mocha cream bread and shaved ice (especially the green tea one) are lovelyy. I have to get their mocha bread every time I go to hmart

I feel like it’s a mini version of Paris baguette a few doors down. Great location because I’m always a sucker for something sweet and i always get tempted when I’m walking out the door.
Good quality pastries and the cakes are not overly sweet. The Cronut is now available here so if they don’t have any left at Paris baguette come right on over to this place.
Great staff… efficient, clean and always smiling. I come out of there smiling too.

They have green tea macarons! I notice their macarons have a layer of almond paste in addition to flavor of macaron. They now have vanilla cronuts as well.

I first fell in love with Tous Les Jours during a summer in South Korea; the Pure Milk Cream Bread had me at first bite. There were Tous Les Jours in the USA, but unfortunately none in the Bay Area where I live. Fortunately, this love story has a happy ending — I discovered recently with great joy that there’s a Tous Les Jours near my parent’s house!
The one true gem is the Pure Milk Bread. It’s everything I want in a bun: soft, sweet bread filled with a good amount of light, and evenly distributed cream. The Pink Milk Bread puts a strawberry twist on this delightful bun. The Blueberry Cream Cheese Bread is another winner: a bit more rigid than the soft bun of the Milk Bread, but filled with some awesome blueberry cream cheese that has whole blueberries in it!
I love you, Tous Les Jours. Now please come to the Bay Area so I can have you ALL THE TIME!

Wish I had a place like this near me. I learned that I really like their profiterole, otherwise known as a cream puff. I have had cream puffs before but the profiterole here is unbelievable, like I am eating eat for the first time… it is not like others I have eaten. Much much better, creamier, puffier, lighter, melt in you mouth sort of way… not like the regular stuff you might get elsewhere. Having never been to France, I would like to think this is how they make it over there. I have to make another 3 hour+ trip to this place just to get some more… maybe later this year.

Nice selection of pastries and cakes that are not too sweet. There’s everything from a morning pastry to a celebration cake. It’s fresh and service is pretty friendly.

Side note everyone watch the Baker King its a korean drama based on this bakery!

Last Weekend was the first time I tried Tous Les Jours products. I had:
Jasmin Green Tea Bubbles (not frozen) — tastes powdery. Maybe it would be better if it was frozen. Boba or Bubbles were the right chewiness and does not stick to your teeth like some Boba can if prepared poorly.
Mango Cream Strawberry Sponge Cake — birthday cake for my son, was EXCELLENT! It was beautifully decorated and his name tastefully written on the cake. It tastes fluffy, not overwhelmingly sweet, and super delicious. They provide the candles and plastic knife, which if you buy cake elsewhere, are purchased separately. So, that made me happy. The cake is well priced.
Service — Great Service. Happy and friendly employees. Managers were attentive and hands — on.
Overall, fantastic!

I always come here for a treat after eating in the food court but this time I got a whole cake for my birthday. The staff was helpful in picking one out for me and answered a few questions I had. They boxed it up nicely and even asked if I needed candles (I didn’t tell them it was for a birthday). Very good service. Someone below said its bland but I don’t think so. I like Japanese and Korean cakes and pastries because they’re not as sweet as American style but this cake was actually sweeter then I expected. It was still light with nice texture, I even had to wait a day to eat it. I also got to share if with my family who never experienced cake from a Korean Bakery. They described it as unbelievable. Great service and great product, I wish I lived closer!

I’m a huge fan of H-​Mart. I can spend a few hours in here. Tous Les Jours is located on the right side as you enter H-​Mart. It’s a delicious Japanese bakery with daily baked goodies. You can find everything from fresh bread to homemade cakes that look absolutely divine.
They have recently added bubble tea to there menu. Yesterday, I ordered a strawberry bubble tea, but they had run out of tapioca balls =(The gentleman making my bubble tea quickly ran to me to give me the bad news. He suggested giving me a slush, which I agreed to getting. The strawberry slush was good and refreshing.
Tous Les Jours also gives out a little trays with tongs for those who want to walk around the bakery and choose among the various pastries that are available. The staff is very helpful and friendly.

My kids love the bread with cream in the middle. Thumbs up m!