Tous Les Jours

I live in AZ and I am always beyond excited to come to CA to go to this bakery! My coworkers are always happy when I come home from a trip with their favorites. I love this place and am always stoked to try something new on every trip.

Im pretty sure I just got charged for 12 macarons and only order for 10. The service is okay, not great. Everything is self serve similar to 85 degrees bakery. The only reason why I came here was because I wanted to see what they have in stores for a French Korean style bakery and that the macarons are good. I also got some pasteries so I am going to try those when I get home.

Worst place to study. Customers are loud and annoying and treat the place like an outdoor market. Wifi is horrible. Took 10 minutes to connect and keeps disconnecting. People are sitting across the table from each other why are they screaming at each other in Chinese? WHYYY AHHHH!!!

Burnt bread, 3 pieces of burnt bread at the bottom of the bag hidden until I opened it at home. Seriously? The bakery should be proud of what they sell. Disappointed.

Cakes are freshly made and throw out asap when not purchased. I love the shape of the cake. OF course can only be held in the freezer. lets be practical. Cream cakes will fall apart if not frozen after being made.
Once thawed and left in the fridge for the right amount of time the cream cakes are so fluffy and fresh. I love their chestnut bread and KimChi croquette. So delicious. I honestly dont have another work for their baked goods. they are excellent! :)

First experience at this bakery and was very dissapointing. I wanted to order a two-​tier cake for my baby’s first bday. The staff recommended the fresh cream cake, so I paid 4.50 for a piece of strawberry fresh cream cake for tasting before I decide whether to order it. First of all, 4.50 for a small slice of cake is rather expensive for a standard bakery, that i dont mind since taste is more important to me. Second, the slice of cake tasted old and hard!!! I asked the staff kindly whether it’s supposed to be an ice cream cake not «fresh cream» cake since the layers were icy and hard. She responded maybe the temperature is too low in the fridge but when I order the cake it will be «fresh cream» cake. Then she left to help other customers at the cashier. Later she spoke to the manager and told me that the manager had accidently place the cake in the freezer thats why it was hard and icy, but when I order the cake it will be «fresh cream» cake. I was like what??? So u r admitting selling me a piece of old cake for tasting and u r not gonna do anything to help the situation, and still expect me to order from u? What kind of getto manager is this… the owner of this place needs to hire more professional staff for sure. And that concluded my cake tasting at this place. And no I’m not gonna order the cake here. ever…

Love the ambiance here a lot, it could be match with a single customer like me or a group. Drinks and food is light, not special but that’s Korean style. I will come back to get healthy drinks here.

This bakery had been on my favorite list. Unfortunately, one out of 3 b’day cakes that i’ve tried, the strawberry cake was disappointing. It looked good but way too sweet. The cookies on top tasted old and had an after taste. Price is a little high for the size and the quality of the cake. Sorry. But i still the interior design.

Cute Asian bakery chain with some yummy desserts and drinks!
I have had most of their pastries by now and loved them all!
Prices fairly at mostly under $ 2 each, you fill up your tray and they pack it for you.
Clean store, everything is fresh and they constantly bring out new items.
Always stop by when I am in the area.

I ate the green tea shaved ice n fruit shaved ice today…
Very disappointed it.
There was no enough shaved ice n tooooooo much red bean paste.
Extremely tooooooooooooooooo sweet.
I will never eat again.
Never worth to spend money!!!
Me n my friends throw away everything.
Employees need to practice making it!!!

I decide to try this bakery and I love it! Good service, clean and I’m in love with the seeds bread very fresh and a really good taste !

What a pleasant bakery. Sort of hidden away in the back of the parking lot. They specialize in French pastry. It fresh and so good. Pastry here is an art. Beautiful. Plenty of variety. There is also coffee, teas and more (Nestle chocolate milk for example).

I come here because of their awesome ham and cheese and sandwiches but the first time I bought a ham and cheese I realized there was mustard in it! I was not a fan of mustard so the next day I came in and asked for a bread exchange for a piece of bread clear of mustard but they told me I could not do that, but because of this, an awesome employee named Jamie gave me the shops phone number and told me to call beforehand and ask for a sandwich to be made without mustard and also gave me a pastry in apology. The employees are so sweet and they make great food! Definitely coming back here, try the sandwiches also they are bomb

This bakery is A-​OK. It’s located in what it seems to be a deserted Korean mall. The décor of the place is very simple and easy on the eye. I purchased the hotdog pastry item (forgot what it was called) and the bread with cheese and green garlic on it. The quality of the pastries wasn’t that great. It tasted very old and did not have the ‘out of the oven’ taste.
Would I come back? Maybe. I would only come back if I ran out of places to study or do work.

Lovely little Bakery! Fresh Pastries!
Stopped in here, didn’t know what to get. It was near closing time and the sweet and pleasant cashier guided me to a little basket of discount pastries (end of the day blow outs). I am not one to pass up a deal so I took one of the assorted baskets for $ 10.
When I go home, I tore into my first little treat. Cute packaging, but had to wait until my first bite to discover exactly what kind of pastry it was (it is not marked on the packaging). To my delight it was fresh, fluffy and flavorful. It was sweet with a cheese filling inside. I have had about 3 pastries from my basket thus far, and each one was fabulous!
I will definitely go back!

I’ve been to a lot of different bakeries (Paris, 85*, etc) and I personally thought Tous Les Jours is one of the more expensive ones. I thought the pastries were okay, but nothing that stood out to me that differed from the other bakeries. (I did come late at night when a lot of the pastries were almost sold out though).
The facility is clean and I love how they sell coffee and have a lounge area inside and outside. I also love how it’s sponsored by my favorite Korean celebrity, Kim Soo Hyun!
Tip: If you want them personalize the cake with a name, you have to pre-​order it ahead of time. Apparently they can’t write names on them if you purchase it on the spot.
Tip #2: Ask them for a cake knife & candles when you purchase a cake. It’s complementary.
Tip #3: I came around 7:30−8PM and they had pastries by the cash registers that were half off!

The tables are generally a mess but the overall bakery is clean. Not a big selection but there’s boba and macaroons. I got the macaroons and they are good but the service is not that great.

I’ve always been curious and wanting to try this place every time I shop at the supermarket next door.
However, I never had the opportunity… until my special person decided to do some grocery shopping next door for my birthday. He also grabbed a decadent red velvet cake for me. I was in love with it! Moist, had the right amount of cream, cream cheese frosting was to die for, not overly sweet, and PERFECT. Even the white chocolate shavings on top and chocolate birthday sign was delicious. It was decorated beautifully. Normally, I find cakes at Asian bakeries to be a little too spongy and a tad dry, but this was absolutely just right.
Not only did I get the red velvet cake, he also picked up some macarons that were shaped like snowmen. WTF?! How do they even do that? That was also good and the cutest thing I have even seen. Because he got some goodies, they also gave him a free red «Tous Les Jours» mug that I will be using to sip my hot chocolate this winter break =).
Overall, the goodies here made the perfect ending to my birthday dinner. I will be picking up dessert here soon.

3.5 stars!
For all you KOREAN DRAMA FANATICS (like myself)…you might get a kick outta coming to this bakery. For a SPLIT second you feel like you’ve stepped into one of those coffee shops we endless times in the TV dramas. It’s located in Korea town in Garden Grove (near the Arirang supermarket). Before you walk in, you will see posters of some Korean TV drama stars you may recognize (like Kim Soo-Hyun…Dream High baby!). Pretty cool, eh?
Now, Tous Les Jours is French for «everyday.» As quoted on their web page it «conveys the idea of fresh baked goods» on a DAILY basis. They’ve got breads, cakes, macarons, some pastries and of course coffee/​few drinks.
**********THE GIST****************
**Free Wi-​FI**
**Few tables inside. Clean and well lit.
COFFEE: I’m not a coffee drinker. But, my Aunt (who is) got the iced coffee and split it with all of us. Coffee is strong w/​bold flavors. You can smell the coffee beans. VERY GOOD!
BREADS: well, it’s nothing compared to 85C in Irvine.
Coffee bread is soft and fresh, but doesn’t even have a hint a coffee taste… bust!
Cream cheese pastry w/​blueberry: moist/​creamy and pretty good.
SERVICE: we were underwhelmed.
1) No tongs to to get pastries out of display case.
2) When we «used our hands» to get pastry out, we brought it to counter and the guy said there was not bag/​box to put dessert in. SERIOUSLY??? Not cool.
3) When we asked where coffee was from or how they made it… staff had no clue.

In spite of its name Tous Le Jours is an Asian bakery
(who knew… LOL)
Their pastries are beautiful and delicious!
They have a wide variety of breads that can be considered the carbs paradise (dangerous for ones waist!)
My favorite is their sweet potato bread!!!
If everything is so nice, why 3 stars…
their coffee is really meh and that they don’t have ice cream!
big mistake!
Anyway… Great place to SIN
Recommended !