Ye Wool Bakery

Ok small bakery, but I’ve been watching it for months. THEY BAKE BREAD DAILY IN THE MORNING. (YOU CAN SEE THE LOAVES SITTING AS THEY’RE PULLED OUT). the people who work there are the nicest people ever, and the bread left over goes to the food bank /​charity. So please support this bakery! The sushi shop next to it is really good too and has decent prices. Juice shop closes a bit early but their juice is fresh and organic… and it’s well worth the price! These people are all friendly, so don’t be afraid to chat them up.

One of my absolute favorite Korean bakery stores. Their pastries are fresh and delicious — my co-​workers love them. I also like getting birthday cakes from here… esp. their mocha cake and white yam cake which is at a reasonable price compared to Paris Baguette.

Cake!
After my doctor’s appointment, I decided to pop in here to grab a cake for someone’s birthday. There weren’t many cakes available. I made the choice of getting a fruit cake instead of the readily made mocha and vanilla cake. My cake was a size for 10 – 12 people and costed $ 27. The cake turned out to be pleasantly delicious. It was a vanilla cake with whipped cream frosting. There were slices of strawberries and peaches inside but barely. It was topped with a few strawberries, blueberries, grapes, and one macaroni. I like that the cake wasn’t too spongey but was light. It wasn’t too sweet. The whipped frosting was also really good.
This place is known more for their Chinese breads. There were many cakes ready to go. I want to come back and try their breads. The inside is tiny. Probably the smallest bakery I have ever gone to. It’s located in the corner to the Korean Supermarket plaza. As for the people who worked there, the lady working ignored me when I first walked in. They weren’t really friendly. There was also a guy who worked there who didn’t even acknowledge me at all. They do take card which makes it convenient.

Ridiculously rude bakery.
If you’re not Korean you won’t understand what I’m talking about. Koreans have a respectful way of speaking to strangers and elders. My mother was buying bread here last night while she was shopping at Zion Market and the lady working at the counter was too busy talking to her friend and she spoke to my mother in a very rude manner. My mother is at least 10 years older than she is and speaking to a customer in a rude, ill-​mannered way is no way to do business in this town or anywhere. Why do you think all the bigger franchises such as Paris Baguette, Tous Le Jour, Cake House are growing and dominating businesses in Koreatown and elsewhere? They maintain top customer service while providing fresh bread and taste they can provide. It’s common sense and business is very competitive so they make sure that service is outstanding on top of the taste. Ye Wool is far behind these franchise business concepts.
Ye Wool’s bread is not exceptional or special. Their bread is MEDIOCRE. I don’t know what the whole deal is about the hype on Unilocal (paid raters? maybe?). Ye Wool or Paris Baguette, it’s pretty much on the same playing field. But I absolutely refuse to go to any store that is rude. I certainly don’t expect friendly service but don’t go out of your way to be rude and piss customers off.
There’s a Paris Baguette in the plaza right across from Ye Wool (10 seconds away) so go there instead. The workers there are young, friendly and know what customer service is all about.
It’s ONLY bread so who care about customer service?
IT’S ONLY BREAD so don’t let a bakery ruin your day and go buy your bread at Paris Baguette.

so fresh and tasty!
Yewool bakery’s Gombo ppang (peanut crunch bread) is very fresh and crunch.
And their cream puffs are really cheap and tasty. They make breads everyday.
When u go there before noon? 11 am.
You can get hot breads!
best bakery in california!

This place has THE BEST bread. Forget Paris Baguette, Screw Cake House, this place is where you should go for FRESH ASS PASTRIES.
Located in Zion market, it looks pretty shady. But Holy Crap it is so good.
Every morning that I pick up bread, I am never disappointed .
Bread is soft in texture and crunchy when it needs to be.
Cake are great as well. Not too sweet, always soft and moist.
Prices are always butt ass cheap. Try it and you’ll NEVER go to Paris Baguette again.
GET SOME!

Resonably priced and delicious bread.
Nice place to get lots kind of bread.

I absolutely LOVE the «white ankgo pan» white bean bread. It’s so good! Not too sweet and not overly «bready.»
It’s located inside the Woori Market and kind of small compared to other bakeries in the area. They don’t have much of a cake selection, but I’ll just stick to Honey Bakery or Paris Baguette for those. Other than that they do have a good selection of old fashioned Korean breads and pastries though. Very delish.
Try the Gombo Pan (peanut bread), oksoo soo pan (corn bread) and of course the ankgo pan (red/​white/​green bean bread).

their freshly baked ‘gombo pang’ is the best in town.
i stop by on the way to the office in the morning, and they have freshly baked goodies on the cookie sheet — right out of the oven– ready to be packaged.
i buy one of those BEFORE they pack, and it is so good.
my husband’s favorite is ‘corn bread’

OMG… you have to try their Gombo Pang (aka Soboro Pang)
YE Wool Bakery at this location offers the best of its kind!!!
My wife loves Gombo Pang so I had many chances to try out Gombo Pang at various bakeries like Paris Baguette, Cake House, and etc.
But who would have thought that this little Bakery inside the Woori Market could make the BEST Gombo Pang!
«Shopping Tips»:
Go to YE Wool bakery around 8AM to 8:30AM. That’s when they have freshly baked Gombo Pang. Still warm, Crusty outside, and chewy inside… soooooo good! I just had one this morning but I’m craving another one as I’m describing it! (Photo Attached)

The things I do to get a «first to review». I had to dig through the trash to find the wrapper (now covered in coffee residue) so I could add this place. Talk about dedication.
Anyways, this korean bakery is located within the korean supermarket. It seems to got all the regular korean goodies. I’ve only tried the peanut crunch which was OK, it wasn’t as crunchy as others I’ve had.