Tous Les Jours

Got a cake from here and it was beyond disgusting, so I returned it. Didn’t want my money back or anything-​just wanted to leave. Went to the parking lot, headed towards my car and one of the worker or manager (?) ran towards me and tried offering the SAME crappy cake. I appreciate the gesture but I don’t know why you would be forcing the same cake I COMPLAINED about to me??? Doesn’t make sense.

Okay bakery. Being german, I am quite picky with baked goods. Had a birthday cake from them anf have to say their cream is quite nice. A lot of the other products unfortunately have some not so great (and imo unnecessary) ingredients.

WIFI is strong and fast here. There is a lot of seating for private conversations, hanging out with friends, or studying. The drinks and pastries are delicious and way better than other local asian/​french pastry shops.

I wish I knew about the free wifi earlier T_​_​T
This would be such a chill place to study!
There is ample seating and the tables are HUGE! You could come with friends to chat and hangout, and also have plenty of space to spread out your stuff if you wanted to come here to study.
My friend and I came to get shaved ice today. We were torn between the fruit one and the green tea one, and we went with the fruit, but I wish we went with green tea instead. I was expecting shaved ice with plenty of fresh fruit on top, maybe some condensed milk. However, we got a cup of mostly ice, with a couple sliced strawberries at the bottom, some red bean and canned fruit, and a scoop of ice cream on top.
I really really wish they had used fresh fruit rather than the canned stuff. It tasted fine and satisfied our craving for something sweet, but it didn’t seem like a high quality dessert. For that portion at $ 7.99 though, I can’t really complain.
We didn’t get to try the drinks or pastries, but everything looked so pretty! The prices seem reasonable too, so we’ll probably be back.

I wanted to have nice breakfast with family. Food was ok, but the service was horrible. They seemed to have unhappy working environment and they were just grumpy to guest.

I like the idea of having samples!
I’ll make my review short and simple. Thursday was our stop for one of our quite place to just socialize with out interruption from the crowed or waiting for a seat. I love the idea of this coffee shop modern but comfortable spacious look and feel. The seating is one of our favorite thing about this place, the chairs and tables are all nice and welcoming not too harsh on the bottoms. It’s not as busy as other places with plenty of seating.
Coffee: regular coffee is pretty good bold, the American just right.
Pastries: pineapple Danish was delicious but did not taste fresh, chocolate banana Danish was delicious!
Service: well they did notice me taking all over the place so yup great friendly service!
The coffee shop: clean modern and welcoming!
Would give this five stars but staff would have to be attentive and the bread would have to taste fresh.

Stumbled upon this place and I’m so glad I did. I highly recommend the red bean donut. I don’t have a picture because it was so good, I forgot to stop to take a picture. lol. Also, the croquette dumpling is delicious.

I tried the breads, it was tasty, but the staffs were not friendly :(
It is too bad, I really want to go back for their breads, but I am hesitate because of the workers there were not very welcoming.
Well, I should have tried their different locations.

Mmmm… moderately friendly staff. Fresh off beat French /​Asian fusion pastries. By no means no means is this an authentic French or European café at all but you can find some tasty treats from time to time here.
There’s something off about the coffee. Not really sure what it is but it doesn’t seem right. And I’m really not a fan of their creamer bar area. They offer the individual fake creamer cups and cheap sugar packets. No raw sugar, or at least when I came wasn’t any.
After observing it seems as if they specialize in cakes? They had the most beautiful and interesting mocha cakes and fruit tarts. I haven’t tried one yet but that’s on my list for a future visit!

This place have nice bread and coffee. But the people serving are not friendly. Im Not talking about the whole group buy just one apple. Id wish I can give better eating but until they break out of cultural differences and give good service, it would be hard to give good rating.

Location is in a little plaza with a few shops. Inside there’s a basket where you can pick which pastries you want. There are also macaroons, cakes for special occasions; birthdays, weddings and the like. Coffee is a little pricey compared to other places. I just ordered iced coffee and added creamer. Also I’ve never had macaroons before so I ordered two chocolate & two red velvet. Omg! Why haven’t I had these before? So creamy on the inside and soft cookie outside. I am in love! Not sure what the average cost is but there were $ 2 each

Tous Les Jours (means everyday in French) is a French-​Korean fusion bakery store and there are other locations available in the Southern California (LA Koreatown, Diamond Bar, Northridge, Garden Grove, and Irvine). Other than breads, it also offers shaved ice, birthday cakes, and macaron (NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH MACAROON).
My biggest complain: Half of bread got no labels, so selecting breads at Tours Les Jours is a bit like picking the winning lottery number — you don’t really know what you are getting here.
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Soboro ($ 1.25): Tasted very similar to Taiwanese pineapple bun. My 2^nd favorite bread.
Soboro Pastry ($ 1.75): Same as soboro, except there was whipped cream filling. Probably the best one out of the five.
Potato Bread ($ 1.75): Tasted a bit like pita bread … I wasn’t all that impressed.
Sesame Roll ($ 1.25): Slightly chewy, but tasted really bland and it had no filling.
Sausage Onion Pastry ($ 2.50): Plain, boring, and expensive. My least favorite out of the five.
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Most of breads at Tours Les Jours tasted pretty dull. Unhappy staff + average breads + expensive price tags = below average experience.
P. S. — I’ve heard their Morning Toast Bread, so give that a try.

Great Asian bakery. I love the selection, from sweet to savory, fairly priced and super fresh and tasty.
Service is very nice, you serve yourself and they pack it up for you.
Most items are under $ 2, they also have drinks and cakes available which I have yet to try.
Glad I stopped by, Tous les Jours will stay in rotation when I am craving something sweet in the area!

I really liked the interior décor and setup. It was modern, roomy with comfortable chairs and large tables. My wife and I shared the green tea shaved cream. Unfortunately, it wasn’t tasty as it looked. It tasted just like shaved ice. Not cream. The flavors didn’t mesh well together. We should’ve stuck to their pastries…

I tried green tea shaved cream with red bean and it was tasty. More icy over creamy than I like. For the small bowl, which seems big, it’s $ 7.
I went on a Thursday night and there were just a couple other people there. There is plenty of seating.

This is a nice and quaint café if you want to have a cup of coffee or tea with cake and pastries while catching up with friends. I see moms with their children during the day bc the space is open with various wooden tables and chairs that are generously spaced out. If you want some fresh air their is a patio seating section that is enclosed.
The cake and pastry selection is a bit limited to what I’m used to for a Korean French fusion backery café and the coffee brews are just down the line okay. Definatey a place for spending time in a good comfy atmosphere and not a place for coffee conossiers.

Pastries, mmm… there were a lot of yummy Asian fusion baked goods with things like red bean paste, to just simple French baguette here. Got myself a fluffy ring of chiffon cake for $ 6.50. Super fluffy and delicate, it went so well with my tea at home.

Beautiful, fresh made cakes perfect for that special someone’s birthday. In this case it was my mom’s birthday and I wanted to surprise her with a birthday cake! The night before, I had gone to another friend’s birthday and they had gotten a cake from here. It was a green tea flavored cake which I knew my mom would love, as she isn’t a big fan of sweets and this cake tasted great without tasting like they put too much sugar in it.
I came here the next morning, all excited. They have plenty of parking as it’s in a shopping center with a huge parking lot. Unfortunately, they were already sold out of green tea cakes. I should have called I guess. There are 2 others but I didn’t have time to drive so I just took pictures of what they had available (mostly chocolate and vanilla cakes though still really pretty!) and asked my sister which one we should get. We ended up getting a vanilla cake with strawberries which turned out to be really delicious.
At the restaurant the waitresses and waiters were oohing and aaahing about how pretty it was after they brought it out. We ate half of it then let them share the rest which they were really happy about. I still liked the green tea flavored cake better, but this cake was still exceptional although a little pricey. I would recommend, though next time will call before hand for their selection. Or go to ktown.

Nice Coffee /​Bakery Shop. We stopped in for some dessert. Lots of items with a detailed description on each card. Plenty of parking. My ice coffee was a little on the weak side. The desserts were good.

So how did I hear about this place? Well let me tell you! One evening, about a year ago, my coworker brought in a loaf of white bread with sweet crumbly nutty topping and sporadic little chunks of sweet yellow chestnuts. Damn, I must’ve literally eaten three quarters of the loaf… it was that good!
My friend wanted coffee and pastries for lunch today and since we were driving westbound on Sepulveda Blvd, I suggested we eat here. I don’t understand why this place has such low ratings. My mouth started watering as I remembered the loaf of bread known as Soboro bread with chestnuts. I was told «Soboro» was the crumbly peanut butter topping (sorry for those of you with peanut allergies).
We shared a custard pan and had a cheesy sweet and salty toasted ham and cheese sandwich that was delicious! The coffee was just the way we liked it, strong. I noticed after I finished my coffee that the «to go» cup it came in stated they served Peet’s Coffee and Tea here.
Fyi, they’re having an «up to 50% off» now and until next Wednesday, I was told, even though the sign stated ¹²⁄₁₈. They accept credit cards if you spend $ 9 or more.
custard pan 50% off = 63 cents
Croque Monsieur (ham and cheese sandwich) 20% off = $ 1.80
Soboro bread with chestnuts 10% off = $ 4 and change
2 coffees = $ 2 and change
Total bill was $ 10 and change! Sure beats my recent experience at Panera Bread, hands down!
I’ve also had their Soboro individual bread, Sweet Potato Pie, and Madeleines, in the past… all very delicious!