Hours
| Friday | 8:30 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8942 Garden Grove Blvd Ste. #110, Garden Grove, CA 92844
Phone: (714) 537-4955
Website: http://manmi-bakery.cafes-usa.com/
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Reviews
Felisia Micky
Just passing by to try this custard cream puff.
The cream puff only $0.75/pcs, so you can buy how many you want, even if you only want buy 5pcs still ok.
They sell korean pastry too and some cookies.
Right next to it, they also sell drinks like tea and coffee to complete you!
… moreThe cream puff only $0.75/pcs, so you can buy how many you want, even if you only want buy 5pcs still ok.
They sell korean pastry too and some cookies.
Right next to it, they also sell drinks like tea and coffee to complete you!
Jessica
The cream puffs are the best! Just the perfect amount of sweetness without overdoing it. And prices are reasonable.
Cookies break apart easily though, so I wouldn’t get those again. Only inconvenience is the place being cash only. In 2025, I feel like businesses should accept card.
… moreCookies break apart easily though, so I wouldn’t get those again. Only inconvenience is the place being cash only. In 2025, I feel like businesses should accept card.
My Le
**CASH Only
This is a Korean bakery that sells pastries, bread and cream puffs.
We came at 3pm and all the bread was sold out. Only left with cookies and cream puffs.
We ordered two dozen puffs for $0.65 each to bring to a party. They all loved it.
The custard inside was thick, creamy and not overly sweet. Perfect size. The outside dough was fluffy, soft and chewy.
… moreThis is a Korean bakery that sells pastries, bread and cream puffs.
We came at 3pm and all the bread was sold out. Only left with cookies and cream puffs.
We ordered two dozen puffs for $0.65 each to bring to a party. They all loved it.
The custard inside was thick, creamy and not overly sweet. Perfect size. The outside dough was fluffy, soft and chewy.
M V
I finally tried this place this past weekend. I enjoyed the cream puffs, $0.75 each. I also tried a pumpkin pastry. It was ok, too sweet for me. Will come back again for the cream puffs.
… moreAndrea
Its a simple little bakery, but the food was delicios. I went there for rhe cream puffs that were highly recomended on internet, after reading a list of the 10 best bakeries in OC that AAA sent me. They run out of stuffed breads between 2 and 3 pm
… moreJanet
The bread that is crispy on top and soft inside is so good!
… moreRon Deo
Came for the cream puffs. They’re affordable and just right in sweetness. Conveniently next to a coffee/tea shop to pair with the pastries. Wasn’t too crowded and plenty of creampuffs for customers to pick up.
… moreMaria Luu
Stopped by here on a visit to the family in December and it was just ok. The bakery itself is average sized, not too big and not too small…inside there’s 5 tables or so for seating, and two display cases with a small counter.
The display case on the left was mainly empty aside from the top row, which was filled with trays of cream puffs. On the bottom there was a 12 count box of “snow cream puffs”, as well as a 4 count box.
The display case on the right had rows of empty trays with tags for their various breads and pastries. I had been really looking forward to trying their chapsal donuts, cream horns and custard bread but none of those were available, sadly. I even asked the guy behind the counter but he said they were sold out. I guess they only bake once or something and once they sell out that’s it. Which is too bad hut I guess understandable for a small bakery.
I picked up a box of 20 cream puffs, a 4 count box of snow cream puffs, and 2 peanut butter pastries/breads, which are empty inside and only have a crunchy sugar topping on the top.
The cream puffs themselves are ok but they don’t really taste very fresh. The custard filling is pretty yummy and not too sweet, but the shell itself tasted stale and crunchy. Filling wasn’t too bad but some were definitely underfilled, while others had just the right amount of filling.
All in all it’s ok but definitely not an “omg must have.” I’m glad I got to try the cream puffs but I won’t be back again.
… moreThe display case on the left was mainly empty aside from the top row, which was filled with trays of cream puffs. On the bottom there was a 12 count box of “snow cream puffs”, as well as a 4 count box.
The display case on the right had rows of empty trays with tags for their various breads and pastries. I had been really looking forward to trying their chapsal donuts, cream horns and custard bread but none of those were available, sadly. I even asked the guy behind the counter but he said they were sold out. I guess they only bake once or something and once they sell out that’s it. Which is too bad hut I guess understandable for a small bakery.
I picked up a box of 20 cream puffs, a 4 count box of snow cream puffs, and 2 peanut butter pastries/breads, which are empty inside and only have a crunchy sugar topping on the top.
The cream puffs themselves are ok but they don’t really taste very fresh. The custard filling is pretty yummy and not too sweet, but the shell itself tasted stale and crunchy. Filling wasn’t too bad but some were definitely underfilled, while others had just the right amount of filling.
All in all it’s ok but definitely not an “omg must have.” I’m glad I got to try the cream puffs but I won’t be back again.
Gloria Aguon
OH MY GOODNESS…. Their crème puffs melt in your mouth. Crazy delicious❣️
This location is super busy so be patient with parking and BRING CASH (they do have an on premise).
… moreThis location is super busy so be patient with parking and BRING CASH (they do have an on premise).
Michael Pham
We were in the area and looking for dessert, specifically Cream Puffs and this place came up as the top result. I believe this is a Korean bakery and when we walked in we were greeted by the staff, and the smell of fresh baked goods. Lots of pastries baked behind the glass counter, however the donut and Cream Puffs were top of the priority list. The Cream Puffs are currently .40 cents a piece for a 2 bite, maybe 3 bite serving. They were on the chilled side of the glass, but the crust was nice and soft, not chewy as they may sometimes turn when chilled… The cream/custard inside was delicious, not too sweet or heavy and I highly recommend getting at minimum 6 pack per person (fat kid talking)… The Chapsol doughnuts were 2 for $1.10, a great value, served hot! They remind me of the Chinese sesame doughnuts you get at dim sum, however without the sesame. These have a little bit of red bean on them and we’re very good as well. Looking forward to coming back for more!
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