Tous Les Jours

This Korean bakery is hidden inside of H mart (Korean market inside Diamond Jamboree) I like how clean this little area is inside the market’s food court area and the cashier was very nice. They do have a lot of baked goods to offer but usually they sell out by 6 or 7. Their cakes are so cute unlike the Americanized happy birthday with lots of whip cream and food coloring. They have wide ranges of selections, like heart shaped cake or a animal shaped cake. They’re super cute!
Tried the milk bread here and it tasted the same as the other franchise in the nor cal area. Authentic fresh bread, I’ll come by early next time to pick up some other fresh baked goods!

I love the cake from here. The texture of cream is perfectly smooth. It just melts from your mouth to neck & heart. Also the bread is delicious as well. Whenever I have a special occasion, then I order in advance for special decoration. You have to contact them at least 5 days before.

This is one of my favorite Tous les Jours locations, even though I usually prefer the stand alone ones and this one is inside the super market.
They have such a stunning selection of cakes at affordable prices, perfect for a last minute party, there is always a ton to chose from that fit every occasion and flavor.
Breads and pastries are excellent as well, load up a tray and they box it up for you.
Service is great, most pastries are under $ 2 each, so very fair and always fresh as they restock during the day as well.
Great stop for something sweet in the area.

Best cream everything! Very nice Korean owner recommended strawberry cake. Fresh and creamy! ht

I came here to pick up a cake for my bro on Easter day. All cakes ranged about $ 20-​$ 40. I got their mocha option that was enough to feed about 15 people. I think it was about $ 30. I didn’t really want to go with mocha but it was either that or white chocolate. They didn’t have much options.
I also grabbed a milk tea and a passion fruit smoothie. Both were not good. The milk tea tasted pretty bad and was super watery. The passion fruit «smoothie» was not a smoothie. It was more like a gooey drink and was too sweet. The milk tea, which was for me, was too gross to even finish. However, once I got to the party, everyone enjoyed the mocha cake. It was spongy like most Asian cakes. Eh. If other bakeries weren’t so pack in that plaza, I would have gone somewhere else. The guy working was really nice but he took forever and a day to make our drinks. Not sure if we would come back.

Warning: Be careful of the cakes they claim to be freshly made this morning, those could actually be made 4 days or even longer ago. Be careful of the owner too, he’s SUPER RUDE.
Yesterday (07÷27÷14) was my girl’s 2^nd birthday and I went to this Tours Les Jours in H-​mart to buy a cake. Learned that I needed it same day, the staff said I could only take whatever in the fridge. Afraid that they might not be quite fresh, I asked at least 3 times whether they were made yesterday (07÷27÷14) and got absolutely confirmative answer. I then bought a sweet potato cake.
It was a small cake, so we finished it this morning. It didn’t taste fresh, but I didn’t think too much because I tend to trust people. However, when cleaning the table, I found a number on the bottom side of the cake base board, reads «72 314″(I don’t know how to upload a photo here, but I have the photo of this). I have no idea whether this is «made on» or «best before», but either way it’s four days before I bought the cake.
I took the cake base board back to ask for an explanation. I have to say that I was very polite at the beginning. But guess what the owner said? «It’s not a date, it’s just a code from the factory.»
To not make you guys feel as bad as I did, I’ll skip the details of the conversation. But below are a few of the owner’s points:
— The cake they sold to me was delivered to the store on 07/​27, that was why the staff said if was made on 07/​27, they had no idea when it was actually made.
— My kid didn’t get sick, so he didn’t see why I should be complaining.
— If I want to return the cake, I should take the cake back too, and «That’s the common sense!»
There was a moment that I really got confused, because he acted like I was the one who didn’t even have common sense. But guys, his staff lied to me, didn’t she? My kid seems fine after eating the cake, but that doesn’t make their giving incorrect information any less wrong. And I really wish I have seen the number before my kid ate the cake, but how many of you could see a number on the bottom side of a cake base board before finishing the cake, especially after being told many times that the cake is fresh.
The owner gave the money back eventually, because people around started to watch. But through the whole conversation, the owner never said «sorry», never. Instead, he said, «I don’t want you to keep complaining, I give you the money back, you happy now?»
Hope it helps.
P. S. I started this review in the late night of 07/​28, but finished around 1AM ⁰⁷⁄₂₉. I’ll keep «yesterday» for 07/​27, just so you guys know.

For a bakery inside a super market, I didn’t expect much when I first decided to try some of their bread.
The fact that Kim Soohyun is also the spokesperson for this place, gives brownie points. :D lol.
Asian bakeries are my favorite and sometimes 85C turns me off… same with Bön Epi so Tous Les Jours is a nice choice.
It’s got a cute set up here — the bread and pastries are all set up and you use a tray and tongs to pick and choose your choices.
They also have cute cakes that look yummy.
I tried a couple of their breads and they’re actually REALLY fluffy tasting — like it didn’t taste too sweet or over the top on carbs? Maybe it was just what I chose though… As you can see from my uploaded photos.
There is a minimum on card though.
I haven’t tried any of their drinks but I’ve heard they’re pretty decent too. Hmm.

i come here when its a coworkers bday. they usually have a good selection of cakes: chocolate, mocha, vanilla, sweet potato, tiramisu. all the cakes are made on the day off so its all really fresh. since this is a korean bakery, cakes arent too sweet. some american cake places, the cream is way too sweet so i only eat the bread part. not this one!
this bakery is INSIDE h mart, dont get lost! im usually in and out of the market within 5 minutes cus i just need the cake. the lady is very fast at packing up the cake and they give out free candles.

They are no 85c Bakery but if you’re feeling adverse to lines or your favorite being sold out… this isn’t a bad stop. This is especially true if you’re already here for grocery shopping. The selection is nominal but they aren’t a huge shop so in my book, «it is what it is».
I tried the MOCHA COOKIES and the VANILLA CHIP COOKIES. Both were pretty good and definitely better than your average American grocery bakery. The big plus with Asian bakeries or any «real» bakery is that they spice and flavor their cookies and pastries rather than assuming any old «sugar bomb» will do.
The sweetness of the cookies is light and there is a clear butter taste. I would’ve preferred more of a pronounced coffee flavor to the mocha cookie since they already offer a chocolate one. The finely sliced nuts are a nice addition.
Note: The style of these cookies is that of one to go with coffee or tea so is ideal for dipping or placing in your mouth in «one fell swoop». If you nibble… crumbles will be everywhere and most of your cookie will be feeding the insects roaming the floor.

Yum, am I a sucker for bakeries! I would have to say its better quality than 85 Degree and just as good as Paris Baguette. It is more expensive than 85 but not by a whole lot. I love milky snacks so I went straight for the milk bread stick and milk bun. Both creamy and soft. I’m also a huge fan of sesame buns so I had to try their sesame and donut sesame buns. SO GOOD! Its really soft but its so chewy its hard to rip apart– giving it a really good mochi like bread texture! Both my mom and I are a huge fan :) H mart even sells the powdered form by Tous Les Jours so you can bake these treats at home! The hazelnut cream and coffee bun is excellent too!

The cake are cheaper than 85 — has WAY cuter designs and the staff is FAST and nice. No teenage tude like at 85.
I love the baked breads too, cheaper and more variety in flavors than the other bakeries.
I have found a great replacement from the chaos that is 85.
WOOT!

The bakery is absolutely great. Every cake is delicious. They know how to make cookies and bread. Much better than 85 C. I come to this place every week and have tried different things. Surprisingly every item is yummy like always. I used to go to 85 C to buy bread, but when tried this place I never want to go 85 C any more.
The only reason they do not get 5 stars is that this bakery is pricey.

This bakery is located inside HMart a cool Korean market that we love to explore. When we saw the pretty bakery with its French mint colored striped theme we thought that the breads were going to be as tasty as their presentation.
I picked out the sweet pupo $ 3.25, sweet potato cream bread $ 1.25, Yuna wheat $ 2, melon bread $ 1.50, Yuna blue $ 2,sesame donut $ 1.25.
Their slogan” Tous Les Jours is French for everyday, which most aptly conveys the idea of freshly baked goods”, was not what we experienced. The bread tasted stale and we could not taste the flavors of what the labels marked the bread to be. For example the purple yam bread tasted like chewed purple gum. The melon bread tasted like green food dye. The potato cream bread neither tasted like potato or cream. The rest of the breads were meeeeh edible. So basically it was a Barbie, pretty on the outside but void of real substance inside. The service was was ok.
I really wanted to give the place only one star for its presentation but I did not want to be mean so two stars is fair because maybe… we got a bad batch or maybe… because it was night time the breads & pastries only taste fresh in the morning?

The only times I buy anything here is when we’re shopping at the market and my 3 year old is hungry or I need something to keep him busy — otherwise he’d grab every fruit and vegetable he can get his hands on and try to see how far he can throw it.
I think it’s way too pricey for your average bakery. It’s not anything to rave about, it’s just okay. The stuff in their warmers are usually old, so they are dry and not very good (heated lamps and all); so i never purchase anything from that cabinet. Moreover, their potato buns (koroke) are one of the most bleh I’ve ever had — other market cheap bakeries offer better tasting ones. They have some better stuff, but like I said, nothing special. I think it’s waaaaaay too pricey for what they offer. Did I mention that the prices are way too high for a mediocre bakery?
On this count, I also have to agree that 85c is much better, and I’m not even a big fan of 85c. I’ve had better.

I had a few Korean bakeries, so I kind of know what I like (Paris Baguette) and what I don’t like (Bliss Bakery), and this place falls into between the two.
A random find in the OC, a bakery in H-​Mart. Coming here the first time, I wanted to try this place over Bön Eqi, but noticed there wasn’t much of a selection when I went there the first time, so I decided to take my chances this time around.
Again, the storefront is pretty small, so there wasn’t a plentiful section, but I did like the fact that Tous Les Jours has their own twist on baked goods, incorporating Korean ingredients and making something sweet.
I really didn’t know what to get, so I decided on a Black Sweet Flour cake with a Iced caramel macchiato (note that the coffee is made from Pete’s coffee). In comparison to Paris Baguette, I would prefer Paris a bit more from just that one pastry. It wasn’t a BAD baked good moreso it was slightly messy with the sweet flour dusting covering it. But the caramel macchiato gives Starbucks a runs for its money, considering the fact that the caramel sauce isn’t the same sweetness and the coffee is a lot stronger and less diluted with the milk.
I do like how they have a cake of the month, but I couldn’t see any of them on the cake display.
Overall, I would come back to try a few more pastries, but the prices are a little on the higher end of my price range.

I believe the people who wrote reviews on here dont do this place any justice. The cakes here taste WAY BETTER than 85C. The cakes here are pretty and tasty. I bought a big kiss kiss strawberry shortcake and it was absolutely delicious! Unlike Paris Baugette and 85C. Being pretty can still taste better.
The cake was really moist and fresh. At first when i looked at the cake i thought it was red nuts sprinkled all over the cake, but it was dried strawberries which made it taste amazing!

Aww only two stars and half?! So recently I bought a cake here for a friend’s birthday… although quite an expensive cake… well actually the most expensive cake I have ever bought… it was a Milk Chocolate Crème layered cake… about 13″ inches… serves like 15 people… if cut evenly haha
I thought it was quite delicious… not super sweet and very moist! The woman suggested to me when I was there… and I say it’s a good suggestion… originally wanted the Mocha Coffee Crème but she said this one was more popular so I went for the more popular one… haha.
BTW this is located inside the Korean market so don’t go looking for an individual cake shop in the plaza!

I found myself heading here after the line at 85C scared me off today at 11am. Despite the mediocre reviews I decided I value my time during the work day much more than good bread. True story.
I got the cream cheese bread, the corn cheese bread and the red bean bread. All were pretty tasty. Reminded me of JJ Bakery but sub par. It’s the same price as the other asian bread places. The selection is very limited but it’s in a food court of H Mart so I didn’t expect much. Their cakes look amazing but based on the reviews, maybe I’ll steer clear until I get some more sense of adventure.

WOW, I am utterly shocked by the 2-​star average for this place. I was thinking at least 3.5 stars, which is what I am giving.
I came to the plaza this is located at to go to 85C bakery to pick up some breakfast. The line was outrageously long and wasn’t worth the wait. So I went to H Mart, and found out that they have this little bakery. Since it is inside of a market, of course it wasn’t going to be as big or as extensive in variety as a regular bakery. I wasn’t expecting too much; I just wanted some Asian breads that I cannot find in Redondo Beach.
So, I walked around the two tables, looked in the glass case, & browsed the shelves. I finally found two things: red bean bun & custard bread. Both breads were good, but not exceptional. The custard is like a vanilla custard, not an egg custard. The red bean was fine.
Overall, I was satisfied with my selection. It was $ 1 a piece, which is about $ 0.10-$ 0.20 more than what you would pay at 85C. But time is money! It took me all of 5 minutes to find what I want.

The chestnut bread has good texture and is tasty — I enjoy mine toasted. Their mocha coffee cream bread also has a good texture, but the cream is not available throughout the loaf and the loaf contains raisins. Raisins do not belong in mocha cream bread??? Who is the genius?
However, the cream is light and tasty and the bread had a nice crumbly texture on the top of the loaf.
Cheers.