Micasa Bakery

Rude. My mom went in here one day and a woman yelled at her to not touch anything unless she’s going to buy it. Burn in hell, Micasa.

In an unfortunate plaza among strange bedfellows. I really like this place but I must admit there were a lot of let downs here. The visual appeal of the more expensive items exceed most any place in its price bracket. They achieve consistency in their cakes but the flavor never impresses me. I love their conches, tricolor buns, black sesame buns, ham sandwiches, potato salad sandwiches, flan thing?, hot dog pan, the rest are all well worth the money too. It’s a fun place to blow your cash while you wait for your takeout from one of the places in the same lot. A classic example of Buena Park quality and charm, with none of the roaring success that you might guess would follow.

I really like Micasa Bakery at both of their locations. Their breads are not too sweet, and their pastries have lots of flavor and texture.
Since this is their main store, I’ve also placed catering orders for work events. They’re extremely easy to work with, and can also deliver. We’ve ordered 300+ snack boxes with sandwiches, buns, and cakes and every single box is of consistent quality. Plus, their boxes are specially ordered from Taiwan and so pretty! Excellent presentation.

I recently went to Mikasa for my daughter’s 3^rd birthday party. My daughter has a dairy allergy so before I ordered, I confirmed they had the ability to make dairy free cupcakes. We went over some of the ingredients and they said they could, therefore I proceeded to order 2 dozen cupcakes.
The day of the party I went to go pick up the cupcakes. I asked again just to confirm if it translated to the person that actually made them. She showed me the box of the whipping cream and of course it contained milk. She apologized, but didnt even offer to rectify or a discount. This was 2 hrs before her party. I had to go to smart and final and buy my own cake mix and make the cake at the party which took away from visiting my guests.
Needless to say, if your children has allergies this place does not take it seriously. They are waiting for a lawsuit from god forbid something to happen to someone.
I will never go here again. By the way they dont even deserve the 1 star I am forced to select.

I have been going to Micasa for over a decade since they opened because they are that good. So naturally, I wanted my wedding cake from Micasa. I bought my fiancé a birthday cake (chocolate with pudding and blueberries with chocolate shavings on the outside. YUM!) from Micasa, two months before the wedding, and he LOVED it, so we ended up ordering the same exact cake for our wedding, except with white frosting on the outside. Though we really wanted the chocolate shavings as well…
Micasa made my wedding cake on 3÷5÷16. It was SUPER MOIST and YUMMY at the wedding, and a week later (yes we’re still working on it), it’s JUST AS MOIST as when we ate it on our wedding day a week ago. The owner is super friendly and amazingly helpful. Our cake topper was over a pound (Disney figure by Jim Shore), and Micasa supported the cake so that my cake topper didn’t sink into the cake. And the cake was still SOFT and MOIST and YUMMY!
All our guests loved the cake, thank you for an amazing wedding cake!

I love their crystal pudding cake! one of the best cake ever! cake is made of Taro which I love even more. My daughter enjoy this cake every time we get it for her birthday. We brought 1 full sheet for her first birthday and completely devour by all our guest.

My company is located very near to this store, so every time we have birthday celebration, we always get cakes from them. The cakes are amazingly fluffy and moist. They know how to get the texture right. It is not too sweet as well — perfect amount of sweetness in my opinion! It is a little more expensive compared to other Asian bakery, but for the quality, I will definitely come back!

took a chance because my co-​worker said she comes here often. and it was nice but it wasn’t 5star. i’m not saying it was bad in anyway but its just another bakery

The cake tastes good. I bought taro cake and it’s not too sweet. Love it!!!
The bread was just okay, no complaints

I found this place on Unilocal.I ordered a cake a week before I needed it. The lady who took my order was very helpful and friendly. I ordered chocolate with cherries kind of like Black Forest and it was really good. You can taste the chocolate but it wasn’t overpowering and the cake was moist. It was also under 30 dollars which is a plus. I’ve also had a couple of their pastries and everything was delicious.

I love this place ! It’s my go to place for cakes it really is. I’ve tried about everyone of their cakes and they are all flavorful and beautiful. The lady is super nice too and it makes it that much better to go get a cake when in a hurry. I also love how they box the cake very elegant and looks fancy but the price is reasonable. I recommend the mango cake so good !

Hidden in a dilapidated strip mall off Orangethorpe, in the same plaza with Del Taco is this tiny bakery. The only reason I noticed this place was I was going to Belinda’s for lunch, and had to park on this side of the lot. The strange spanish/​chinese mixed sign caught my eye.
After lunch we popped inside this bakery. Its tiny! Upon walking in is a small display of sliced and whole cakes, and along the wall is a variety of sweet and savory pastries individually bagged and ready to go. They also had tea soaked eggs and sticky rice for sale. Go figure!
We had to be paitient as it was a one woman show. The nice lady was anserwing the phone, taking orders, and helping customers.
They had a special going on: 3 cakes for $ 10, and I was heading to a family dinner and got 6 slices: a mocha, a french vanilla, a sacher torte, a tiramisu, a green tea, and a chocolate cake.
I tried the french vanilla. Very good! Between the layers of the cake was either mango or some sort of orange melon type fruit. Unlike American bakeries, the frosting was made with whipped cream, and the cake was spongy and light, not dense and rich. If you’re looking for a gooey thick rich overly sweet cake, this probably isn’t the bakery for you.
I’m not quite sure how they got the name Mi Casa. But I guess you can say its a spanish sounding, Taiwanese owned, French style bakery.
Update:
Stephen tried the rest of the cakes we purchased. They don’t seem to taste as what we ordered.
I thought we ordered Green Tea, but Stephen said it tasted like pistachio. The Sacher Torte tasted nothing like one he tasted. And the Tiramisu didn’t have any espresso taste to it. Disappointed that they looked much better than they were «supposedly» supposed to taste
Modifying from 3.5 stars to 3 solid a OK stars

picked up bday cake last minute, great service, cake had great presentation and packaging. I got the red velvet cake but the frosting was meh. so overall looks great and taste just meh. I will try them again but maybe try the pudding cake.

So glad my cousin found this hidden gem. I drove by this place everyday. It’s literally walking distance from my home. My cousin purchased some sandwiches and flan. When I got home I tried the flan and fell in love. Its so smooth, silky, soft, and not too sweet. The price in right @ only $ 1.50 each.
The owner is is very sweet and patient. A few days later my cousin and I were having the same craving. My cousin realized they close at 7pm. It was around 6:45 when she called and ask if they could wait a little pass 7 to close so she can get our flans.
Next event I will be trying out their cakes!

Micasa es tu casa! Chinese-​owned bakery so of course they would have freshly, scrumptious-​baked bread! For Chinese Moon festival, my company receives moon cakes from our customers and when I first tried Micasa’s moon cakes, I FELL IN LOVE. Everything about the moon cake was just too good to be true. The texture of the cake… when you bite into it, it was just right – chewy and not too sweet.
What caught my attention was their pineapple cake. The cakes are individually packaged and they have a variety of flavors like green tea, melon, blueberry, and more! The inside of the cake has a flavored jelly and outside has this delicious dough that is cooked to perfection… You can give these as gifts – they have different sizes of boxes. I got the $ 25 one and it came with about 16 of the moon cakes. The size of the cake is pretty decent – not too small, not too big. I usually finish it in about 5 bites.
They sell bread and cakes there too! Their breads looked really fresh and all of them looked really good. They had savory ones that had ham and corn with chives on top to sweet ones that consisted of bread milk pudding. I ended up telling the cashier about how I found out about this place and we ended up finding out that our companies work with each other! It was pretty funny.

Occasionally I get various pastries here (Mochi/​Red Bean pastry, green onion bread, taro bread etc) and their prices are very reasonable since there’s no other Chinese bakery in the area unless you go to Cerritos.
Recently I ordered a cake for my cousin’s birthday, and was able to easily place an order over the phone on July 4^th, with a pickup time of 2 hours later.
Not sure if it was just for the holidays or it’s their usual policy, but they said they only make the cake when an order is put in. So call ahead of time to check if you were thinking about wandering in and seeing what cakes they have on display.
I ordered the 8 inch square **Blueberry Mouse** for $ 34 and it was beautifully presented in a cake box! The ribbon closure made it so you don’t have to deal with cutting tape and it was a very elegant way to carry it. Looked almost like a cute hat box!
The cake itself was very pretty too with fresh fruit on top, and layers of blueberry mouse in between cake layers. It wasn’t too sweet either as their cakes tend to cater towards Asian tastes. The owner/​manager also said they use egg whites instead of egg yolk so the cakes are very low in cholesterol! Bonus!
Everyone liked the cake a lot so I’ll make it a point to try some of their other cakes too. The 8 inch square fed around 11 – 13 people depending on how big you cut the slices. Yum!

I was looking for a cake for my boyfriends b day, and I happened to come across this place on Unilocal.So I decided to give it a try. My boyfriend tried his cake and loved it. Bread was super soft, fruit was definitely fresh.
My boyfriend is one hard to please so for him to have liked it is a big deal. I
Will definitely be back to buy more cakes.

Best cakes I’ve had.
I’ve been coming here for a long time.
Not only are their cakes very tasty and decorated beautifully, they are also boxed uniquely.
The flavors of their cakes are Asian inspired (mango, pears, green teas, etc). They are light and not very sweet (which I love).
They are always beautifully decorated and they have a variety to choose from.
The boxes they use on the cakes are artwork on to themselves, This puts their cake over the top over every bakery out their. An example would be, a round cake would be boxed in a round box (like a hat box) and tied together by two shoe strings. Yes, shoe strings. See for yourself & believe lol.
They don’t just have cakes.
They have breads too (white, wheat, red bean, etc.). Since the demise of Wonder Bread. I’ve been in search of an alternate to replace the bread I grew up on. Micasa’s white bread is the closes I’ve had. It’s pricey, but when I have the cravings, I pony up and pay the piper, because it’s a perfect accompaniment to the chicken salad sandwich that I make.
This is a Chinese bakery, so they have Chinese pastries as well.
Bread with pork sung filling, my favorite. It’s a treat I’ve had since I was a child. My wife hates it, but I love it. Pork sung is shredded, dried pork, it’s stuffed inside a baked roll. It’s different to say the least and like my wife, it might be an acquired taste. lol
They have other pastry treats, you just have to come and see for yourself and be brave enough to try them. You might surprise yourself and like it, i know I do.
Now, they have traditional cakes and pastries as well, cheese cakes, Coffee flavored cakes & mousses. So, you’re not limited in your choices.
If you’re really brave, try the «Tea Eggs» near the counter. Delicious, They are hard boiled eggs, boiled in soy sauce, anise? and tea. Let me know what you think of these delicious morsels. lol
Price;
Cakes and breads can be on the pricey side, but for what you get, I believe it is worth it.
The Chinese pastries are very reasonable ($ 1 to $ 2 each)
My favorite Cake, My favorite Bread, My favorite Chinese Pastry.
I’ll definitely be back.

MY FAVORITE BAKERY!
I’m always open to trying new places. Especially if they’re a smaller bakery that needs support! I’m so glad I found out about Micasa because now I won’t have to go anywhere else for my pastries! I’ve tried:
— Egg Tarts
— Coffee Roll Up Cake
— Ham and Cheese Pastry
— Hot Dog Pastry
— Cream Cheese and Strawberry Pastry
— Mixed Berry Birthday Cake
— Cream Stuffed Pastry
I’m sure I’m forgetting some more items but I am confident those are delicious as well! All the treats I’ve listed are AMAZING. Egg tarts are delicious! Now I won’t have to go to a dim sum place for some :) I can just go to Micasa! I got my mom the Mixed Berry Birthday Cake and everyone loved it. It was light, fluffy, and flavorful. Everything was so good and I’m sure I will be visiting this bakery here again very soon.
One more great thing about this bakery is how cheap all the pastries are! My mom’s birthday cake was only $ 15 and it fed 7 people with some extra! Such a great deal for an awesome cake :)
Hooray for Micasa Bakery!

Love buying birthday cakes here! Nice presentation, pretty cheap, not too sweet, and a good option for those who want to get a rectangular cake that’s enough to feed 6 – 8 people without having any leftovers.
My favorites are:
–Green tea with red bean
–Blueberry mousse
–Cappuccino mousse
–Mocha mousse
They also sell buns, pastries, cookies. I haven’t tried any of their bakery items yet, but it’s one of your typical Asian bakeries.