Tous Les Jours

I stop by here when I come to H-​market. Just enter the store and left side. I tried most of bakeries here. It’s ok and no mistake at all. Why 3 stars… shop lady need more smile and quick service!!!

This is a good Tous Les Jours. Lots of yummy baked options and they were quite fresh. They probably have a lot of turn over due to their location next to the Korean market.
I’ve liked most of the pastries Tous Les Jours produces (quite a few by now). For the most part they are well priced although there are some items that I think are overpriced. Their bread for instance (delicious but $ 5 for a small loaf of sliced bread is pretty ridiculous). Their macaroons are also expensive. However, I bit the bullet and ordered 6. The quality of these are definitely above average. Flavors were creative and distinct. I don’t think I would get them again, but I was glad I tried them.

I ordered my anniversary cake for 10 days before my anniversary. I wanted to make sure I could get this strawberry cake. However I tried pick up the cake the crew told me they made a different cake that had the same price.
They made excuse that I did not left the phone number. But I did left my phone. I understand there could be mistakes. But I felt they blamed it on me.
After I expressed disappointment they tried compensate me with a bead or some candle.
Then they told me not buy the cake If I don’t like to buy. And the suggested me to buy somewhere else. They charged me for the full price with a candle. What a way to ruin someone anniversary!!!
If you want to be sure for your anniversary cake or pre order cakes, you are better off ordering from somewhere else.

I am so enamoured with this bakery.
Fuji Bakery is far away in Seattle, and in Bellevue this bakery located in HMart will satisfy my needs for viennoiseries just fine. At first I had the croissants and the pains au chocolat. Then I tried the sesame donut. Then the kimchee and the curry bread. Also loved the croissants and the donuts filled with whipped cream and strawberries! Yes, such a lovely change for breakfast! But what I totally love is the chestnut pastry/​roll. It is a flaky croissant dough, chock full of chestnuts inside. I can hardly get enough!
The cakes here are beautifully decorated. They are light and not too sweet. The store will also include candles and a plastic knife. Have not seen other bakeries do that.
Tous Les Jours, I love you!

Came to this bakery strictly for their macarons, but left hungry and sad.
Macarons were $ 2.25 and quite underwhelming. Initially the display case looked delicious. Upon close inspection the macarons were cracked… and looked a bit dried out.
I’m not sure if they were having an off day or forgot to refresh the pastry case on the day I visited, but I was disappointed.
They did have interesting flavors and I’m still open to coming back and giving them another chance. But why spend $ 2.25 for crumbly and cracked macarons?

Such a great Korean style bakery, with super friendly employees. Lots of macarons and breads, pastries, etc to choose from. It’s nice to stop in after doing some grocery shopping at H-Mart…I wish we had more options like this in the Seattle area.

I found a fingernail in our blueberry muffin, absolutely disgusting.
I cannot believe someone would bake there and realize their nail broke and not throw out the entire batch.
This is probably single worst experience I’ve ever had at a retail food store.

So I’ve always gone to this bakery in the evening time, so their selection is scarce. However, everything I chose was simply fresh and delicious! I was feeling a bit sad that I haven’t yet found a good bakery since moving here but my search had just ended! The beads are soft and not overwhelmingly sweet. Everything is so fluffy and tasty. It’s a real treat! I felt suspicious about the mammath (sp?). But it looked good. When I got home, I discovered that it was lightly filled with sweet cream and strawberry jam! How delightful! I just found a sweet potato bun and a corn and cream bun, both very good. I feel like I can eat them all day. It can get pricey but well worth it! It’s a plus that is in H mart. I can do grocery and bakery shopping at the same time.

I ordered my engagement cake on Wednesday, for pick up on Sat. I went in today but they told me they forgot my cake! Man, it’s been a bad day for me already and now no cake for celebration.
They asked if I wanted other cake but the cake in display doesn’t look fresh, looks broken and old.
Just a heads up, if you ever order a cake on special occasions, idk… Bake it yourself or make sure it’ll be ready. I got a cash refund for credit card purchase too…

This is a chain from South Korea. I am tempted to give this place 4 stars, but I also need to remember that I kind of love all baked goods and will basically eat anything made of bread… SO yes, I think this place is very yummy, but I think I need to admit that it’s not extraordinary or mind-​blowing.
There are a lot of typical Asian-​bakery breads, both savory and sweet, with interesting combinations like pizza garlic bread or cream filled pastries, but I generally really like Asian bakeries for humble and plain pillow-​soft loaves of sandwich bread. THIS IS NOT NORMAL SANDWICH BREAD, PEOPLE. Just saying, it’s nice to take this bread home and maybe microwave it to rewarm, and then just get some butter, and yummmmm. It rips apart in long strips and is super delicate ^^
Another recommendation would be their sesame rolls filled with rice cake. Not sweet, but super chewy inside and kind of perfect.
Other than these plain breads, my recommendations go to getting cakes, because what’s not to love about Asian cake? I passed by during the holiday season and they had a cake that looked like a reindeer face… props to them! Cakes are really light, fluffy, and not too sweet~

Tous Les Jours is actually a South Korean bakery franchise which produces decent pastries. In general, I prefer French and Japanese bakeries above others, and this place comes close to the quality I expect from bakeries.
The major up sell for me is their variety of pastries from small to large, sweet to savory, including some of classic asian favorites like curry croquette, sausage bun, etc. Additionally, prices on each pastry is so cheap that sometimes I buy dozen pieces as replacement for donuts to bring to office for sharing.
Overall, quality is not quite up to per with some of my favorite bakeries but the price more than compensates for it if you want to get them in quantity.

I dont get over to the Eastside much, but I may have to stop by more often and come here to pick up some baked goods. Located inside of H-​Mart, so just go towards that.
Picked up some treats for the week, just like most Asian bakeries, grab a tray and start piling it on! Most of the ones I got were either red bean or custard based. All were pretty good, freshly made, not overly sweet and pricing was ok.
Good amount of selections to choose from and some free samples up front to catch a flavor.
Overall, it was a pretty good bakery, staff was friendly, would come back to try some other items that piqued my interest.

A lot of interesting and yummy looking pastries; so many I want to try. I’ve tried only two so far, and I thought they were okay. Maybe the next things I try will be better, more to my liking…

Adding a star
I have visited Tous Les Jours a few more times and have found the quality of their baked goods to be consistent. They also have gotten better at keeping baked goods replenished later in the day. Initially store shelves were quite bare in the afternoon.
A couple additional things to note include that they now serve coffee. Though I have yet to try it out. And they now keep the croquettes in a warmer machine so that they stay hot. Much better idea than keeping them in the cases like they did previously.
The baked goods are a little pricey compared to other Asian bakeries, but I will continue to visit since their baked goods are great and they have some unique offerings.

OH SH*T! So glad this place opened up in my neighborhood! I remember going to Tous Les Jours almost weekly whenever I was in Seoul!
The service is a bit… dismal. But I really like the goodies here so I’m going to forget about that. 3 specific great things about this place.
First — they have a lot of unique flavors of French macarons. Really interesting. They’re a bit on the expensive side. Over $ 2.00 each. I think that’s even more than what Bakery Nouveau in West Seattle asks for! WTH! But they’re good! And adorable of course.
Second — their cheese filled round donut thing (I took a picture here:
) is delicious. Like slap-me-so-I-know-I-ain’t-dreaming yummy. I could probably eat 5 of these in a row! The perfectly chewy donut part is covered in sugar. The inside is a generous amount of savory creamy cheese. OMG I’m going to explode just reminiscing about it. It’s one of those things you eat and when you’re done your taste buds frown, crying «It’s over already??» :(Luckily…I can just walk over and buy more, haha!
Third — it’s hard to find curry croquettes that don’t taste stale, oily, or too salty. I really enjoyed Tous Les Jours’s curry croquette! Perfectly fried and just enough filling inside. Flavorful without being salty! A nice treat!
OK well, time to make my to-​buy list for my next visit. BRB! :D

This place is located near the entrance of H Mart! It’s really small but cute:)
I decided to check this place out when I heard about their Coffee Kaya Bun! (grew up eating kaya in Malaysia) I also grabbed the sweet potato pastry bread as well as the honey pan bun!
All of them were SO GOOD. My favorites would have to be the sweet potato and the Coffee Kaya bun! It wasn’t too bad too; pricing was about $ 2.25 each, but I believe the sweet potato was worth a few cents more.
So happy to finally come here and try them bad boys out! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE SWEET POTATO BREAD for those of you who like sweets on the less side.

Looks like HMART is taking over Bellevue with their asian grocery store — ness.
Tous Les Jours is a bakery that’s inside of Hmart and the style of their baked goods reflect French/​Asian cuisine combined. I bought a honey bun and a custard bun from here and I think it was at least $ 7 for both of them. I ate the honey bun and it was… interesting? It had mochi inside of the bread that had some honey in it, so it was unique. However, I feel like it was more air than bread haha.
In my opinion, it was a bit on the pricy area for an asian bakery. It wouldn’t be my go to bakery, but it was a unique experience. Maybe if i’m around i’ll try more things.
And of course, beware of the tiny parking area.

I love this place! As soon as you walk into H mart you can see their glass case of delicacies– beautifully decorated cakes, pretty parfaits, macarons, etc. When you enter the bakery, it’s like a carb lover’s Disneyland! SO MUCH FRESH BREAD the place smelled incredible. There are loads of loaves, individually packaged buns (red bean, pumpkin, custard, milk bread, plus way way more) and in the middle of the store, there’s cases for a variety of pastries (donuts, croissants, fruit tarts, sesame balls, sausage croissants, again, plus much more) and these pastries you have to use a tray and tongs that they provide at the entrance.
I ended up getting the coffee kaya bun (I kind of grew up on kaya bread!) and sweet potato mini pie. But trust me, my tummy wanted to buy more but my credit card said no. I kept eyeing the green tea bread, red bean bun, and this cheesy sesame ball thing but the coffee kaya and sweet potato pastries looked the most interesting! Side note: I came in around 3pm and a ton of the pastries/​bread/​macarons were sold out :(so I grabbed the best of what was left.
Coffee Kaya bun: amazing! When I first bit in, I got a deep, earthy taste from the coffee grounds and could taste the sweet jelly from the kaya. Good combo of acidity and sweet! The bread was soft but had a crunchy/​crust type deal on the top which added even more texture to it all.
Sweet potato pie: My favorite of the two! Croissant was nice and flaky, and the sweet potato purée/​filling had a light, natural sweetness to it. Definitely will have to get this again!

Nice little bakery in downtown Bellevue. In typical Korean fashion you grab a pair of tongs and place your pastries onto your tray bring it to the counter to check out. Pastries are decent slightly more expensive than some of the places in the international district but it’s much cleaner. This place has no seating so you grab your stuff and go. They haven’t opened their café yet but you will soon be able to buy coffee as well.
Since the bakery just opened you do get a free cookie with every purchase. If you spend $ 20 or more you get to choose a free water bottle or mug. They’re quite slow at putting out their breads and pastries so going around 11:30 would be best. Lines can get long though as the employees are still learning the look and cost of each pastry.

Love this new addition to downtown Bellevue! Came here for lunch to check it out and was impressed with the selections that they have. From standard Asian bake goods, to pastries, to european breads. Every looks amazing and I wish I could sample everything. I ended up getting the Kimchi croquet, strawberry croissant, and a strawberry pastry.
Kimchi croquet was light and fluffy, the kimchi filling was flavorful and good. Strawberry croissant and pastry was good as well, both very light and flaky. I like that crème was not overly sweet and balance well with the fresh strawberries.
People who liked the old Fuji bakery in Bellevue will surely appreciate this place.