Tous Les Jours

Korean came is by far the best type of cake out there! It’s not too sweet, doesn’t include shortening (yuck!) and it’s light and delicious.
The only down side is the cost of the cake. We paid $ 31 for a cake that serves 4 – 6 people. I’ll always choose a k-​cake over any other cake but I would definitely love to learn how to make the cake.
The staff are usually pretty nice and they seem to always have cakes and other baked goods in stock.

You can’t really compare Korean style cake to others because the density and sweetness factor. It’s a whole different animal. Korean cakes are light, fluffy and not sweet. Whereas other cakes such as PORTOS is meant to be heavy and ultra sweet. I don’t like the sweetness overdone so I get my cakes from Korean bakeries. The downside or eating Korean cake all the time, I know how it’s suppost to taste like and sometimes I can tell the cake is old. At first I wasn’t sure if they had just made a bad batch or dryass cake, then I figured that They simply change the top fruits/​décor and voila! New cake! So yah, the shadyness of it all makes me angry because it’s embarrassing when you take an old ass cake to a party and announce ‘it’s Korean cake, Korean cakes are the best!’. So when you order a cake from a Korean place make sure you look at the cashier in the eye and ask if this cake is old. She will always say it was made this morning, then tell her if it’s not light and fluffy that you will come back and make her eat it.

I ended up being so embarresed after serving a cake from this place at a Christmas gathering. It was supposed to be strawberry shortcake and it ended up being a cheap boxed cake mix with artificial frosting and two strawberries hidden in the middle of the cake. The reason I picked it was because I thought that as pretty as it looked, that it would be equal in taste. Villarta or Costco makes a far better cake for half the price, but I wanted something along the line of a «specialty» treat for this discriminating group… and for $ 37.oo I thought I would achieve this. HA!!! Somehow, politely, they (this group of ladies) intimated that I got SCREWED.
When I went to purchase the cake, I AKSED THE GIRL to esplain the cakes to me and she said that the descriptions was on the board above, which I couldn’t read because it was in small writing. I insisted for her to brief me what the fillings were. She gave me one word decriptions and then I gave up. It was Christmas and I wouldn’t allow myself to get stupid. I know their culture is different as far as being outwardly friendly… well they sure displayed this NOT !!! They were calmly outwardly UNFRIENDLY.
The KOREAN supermarket itself in which this bakery is, is right in step with the LACK of customer service or helpfulness with a smile. Certainly unwelcoming. So why do I go there? They have the best extensive sake selection, certain spices one can only get there .and the best snack foods-​cookies and junk food treats ever (a full isle).and for ridiculous prices when they are on special.
So, if you want to be left alone while you shop and paruse the the store… this is the place. No store employee will ever approach you.
I know I wrote this in bad English; I just felt like it.

I get super excited about grocery shopping at the Galleria because that also means that I have an excuse to stock up on my bread from Tous Les Jours. They always have a huge variety of bread and personally, I love the Red Bean Bun!

I never get good service here really.
It’s always the young girl usually and while she tries to be polite… It’s very insincere and she’s alway short as though she’s trying to get you to leave her alone ASAP.
That in itself isn’t enough for me to write a review but this place is dirty!!!
I wanted to get a few rolls but the bread trays were grody, greasy, and had left over bread crumbs all over. They act like placing a simple paper liner will fix it but this really is a health violation.
That’s not even the worst part. When I tried to bring it up to them nicely… They smiled it off saying «oh yah, we normally do clean them but we didn’t today.»
ew… Gross much?
I’ll buy my Asian pastries elsewhere.

Not to hot on the service today at Tour Les Jours. I came in the morning around 10am and their shelf was quite empty with about a third of their normal selections.
I thought it be a great idea to pick up some Korean pastries as a gift for someone. So i ask the cashier if she can pack the $ 25 worth of baked goods in a nice box because it was a gift. She proceeded with a plan brown box. I asked if she can pack it in their nicer designed cake box and i will pay extra for it. She didn’t know how to respond and ask her fellow cashier for help. In return I got a stink eye and a «no, the nicer box is only for cakes.» I guess it doesn’t matter if I spent $ 25 or $ 100 on their pastries because they were stuck on cake box is only for cakes.
Poor customer service!

Lovely little Asian bakery chain.
Similar to 85 Degrees, but with a smaller selection.
Service is fantastic, prices are fair, most pastries are just under $ 2.
Fresh goodies being baked all day, load up a tray and they box it up for you.
Good coffee, clean, modern space, worth the stop if you are in the mood for something sweet.

I just went there today on ⁷⁄₂₆. There were two cashiers. one male and one female. Both were eating something inside and came out only when customers called with chewing something in their mouths.
And the male cashier had a really bad attitude when I came up to the front to pay. He literally gave me shitty face and looked like he really did not want to work. I experienced horrible service their today and im not going there again.
To the owner, it is really gross and does not look good seeing a cashier comes out from back with chewing something. I have managed a restaurant for more than 10 yrs and that is one of the thing that servers should not do.

TOO EXPENSIVE. Korean bread/​pastry shouldn’t necessarily be this expensive. The breads like soboro and peanut cream were $ 1.75 before and now they’re $ 2.25/ea! I understand eggs are super expensive right now. but this bread is not $ 2.25 worth~ if there was an 85degrees nearby it would put this place out of business real quick!

I went to get my mom a cake for her birthday. She loves the Korean style cheesecake. Everyone loved the cake it was quite delicious with the real honey that was drizzle within the cake and on top of the cake. Very light and airy.
Downside. Very small cake for almost 40 $.

Up until now, every buns, cakes, and pastries that I have purchased TASTE SO GOOD!
I have tried their: mini cheese bun, honey bruchon, cream cheese bread, sausage bun
Good place to get breakfast

If you told me there’s an Asian Bakery in town I would have booked it over there. If you told me there’s a French bakery owned by Koreans, I would probably not have budge. But here is a sad tale of my unfortunate wallet who found his way to this bakery located on the side of a Korean market.
I ordered this cake that was $ 30 something dollars. I have had this cake prior because my friends bought it for my birthday and it was pretty good but I had no idea how much they paid for it. So at least for this price I’m paying I would have expected it to be consistent and amazing.
But nope. The frosting was really eggy and not consistent with what I had the last time. I also bought a couple of other HELLA overpriced bread that were not even mediocre at best. Only this morning bread priced at like $ 3.75 was on par with the bread quality I’m use to for the price I’m paying.
My overall assessment is to take your money and go to other bakeries. Heck even Red Ribbon’s cake for $ 20.00 which is much bigger and is consistently great tasting is better. If you want an even better cake, heck make your way to Burbank and take your money to Portos. BECAUSE I WILL NEVER COME BACK HERE AGAIN.

Love their cakes… Cute… Unique and adorable… I bought the teddy bear cake for my baby’s first month old little celebration… I was looking for a unique cake not just a cake for our little doll coz she’s that special… I’m so happy they have these cakes delivered everyday… They come with different very creative designs… They are pre-​made so what you see is what you get and I’m more pleased with what they have than what other bakeries or cake places have to offer… Pastries are really good… Try everything and find out which ones fit you’re taste buds. They have red velvet macaroons and I’m sure you’ll be pleased as well…

I am allergic to butter & finding baked goods made without butter is really hard. Even though this place has a few baked goods made without butter, I like this place. The chocolate dipped croissant was delish & out of this world. It’s made without butter! The strawberry pie was soooo good. I want to try the gelato the next time I come here.

A cute little bakery located in the same building as the Galleria. They sell all sorts of delicious Asian pastries. I love all the breads! they serve coffee too. I got a lattes once and it was… OK. nothing to write home about. The macaroons are really good. The red velvet aren’t amazing but the salted caramel ones are to die for. Eat them all!!!

Two of the three workers were really sweet and helpful which is why I’m giving them a star, but this review is about the cake my dad bought from them.
We always buy cake from this store every year. Never been disappointed until today. My dad preordered a birthday/​Christmas cake to be picked up on Christmas Day. Everything was going ok until we took out the cake out of the box. We can tell the baker just half assed it on the cake. First off, the happy birthday sign was just white frosting written in bad handwriting on a piece of chocolate instead of the usual printed chocolate they give out. At first we didn’t mind cause they could’ve ran out and plus it was cute that they tried adding a heart to it, but then I flipped over the chocolate and saw that it was a chocolate with Happy Valentine’s Day on it… just how old is this chocolate then?! It isn’t even anywhere near Valentine’s Day! They could’ve let us know that they were out of a birthday sign. Also when we cut the cake it was not the usual evenly distributed of cream and cake but maybe 90−95% cream with the small amount of actual cake being SUPER dry. There was little to no fruit in the cake either. The little amount of fruit there were the crappy top parts of the strawberry that most people cut and throw out. My whole family was just truly disappointed with the cake this year. If your going to charge people $ 40 for a small size cake then at least make it right and don’t half ass it. Also we specifically told them it was a birthday cake when we went to place the order few days before so they should’ve prepared the birthday sign ahead of time and added it to the cake like they did with the Merry Christmas one. Just disappointed that we spent $ 40 for a cake that was just straight up cream and dry… never again.

Small bakery inside Galleria Market!
They have a ton of different pastries and cakes. They even had macarons last time I was in there which was a couple months back… but they were WAY overpriced. So I don’t recommend you get any here.
I only come here for their red bean filled pastries and cream filled pastries. I especially love the one thats covered in sugar and has red beans in it. but it’s only good to eat fresh because after a couple of hours, the bread becomes soggy due to the sugar? Hard to explain, but trust me.
Not the best place for pastries. but in the 818, you can’t really complain. lol

They’re kind of expensive, and they don’t usually have that great a selection. However we went to pick up a cake just the other day and I do have to say that the cake was excellent. It was perfectly creamy and just enough sweet without being cloyingly sweet. My family thoroughly enjoyed it.
The cream is perfectly airy, the sponge was so moist. And they used fresh fruit and gave us a bunch of candles free of charge :). All in all a good choice for Asian cake.
The hot dog pastry is so good. A little hot sauce and it’s like a meal.

Things here are overpriced, quality is okay, and the cashier needs to work on her friendliness and how not to be sloppy when handling beverages.
I ordered a coffee and an iced caramel macchiato. When she closed the lid of the coffee, coffee splattered out and onto the outside of the cup and she didn’t bothered to clean it up. A little tip to the cashier on making a caramel macchiato, might want to drizzle the caramel syrup all over the cup instead of dumping it all on the bottom of the cup. When she did that when I tried to mix the drink the syrup didn’t mix with the drink at all. the syrup just got stuck to the bottom of the cup. Also, she took a straw unwrapped it and just threw it on the counter. Either, stick the straw into my drink after unwrapping it or let me do the unwrapping myself. I asked her for two creamers for the coffee and she just handed me one then proceeded to walk to back room. There needs to be an improvement in customer service skills.

The cakes are absolutely beautiful and delicious. especially their cloud cake (sponge cake with light frosting and strawberries). The sweet potato cake and pastries are good as well. The employees are polite and sweet, and they are always well stocked on cakes. Literally the perfect birthday cake.
Minus one star, because their prices for cakes have gone up. Last time I purchased a medium cake it was around $ 40…