This bakery is located inside Mega Mart, so the parking lot is spacious. If you enter through the main entrance, you'll find it immediately on the left-hand side. We visited around 11 am on a Thursday, and the pastry display was about half empty. I'm not sure if they had already sold out of many items or if they simply hadn't finished putting everything out yet. The cake and dessert cases, however, were much more fully stocked. In some sections, the pastry names and price tags were a bit confusing, and a few items didn't have labels or prices at all. There is a large seating area nearby if you want to sit down and enjoy your pastries after shopping. As for quality, I think it's hit or miss depending on which pastries you choose and your personal taste. With so many Korean bakeries nearby, the competition is tough. This bakery is worth a look if you're already shopping at Mega Mart, but I wouldn't necessarily make a special trip just for the pastries. read more

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I love this bakery inside of Mega Mart. They have a $5 iced latte which is perfect for right before you shop. :) Plants of $2.50 to $3 options, the mocha bread and castellas are excellent. Pecan cookies are also great and less expensive. The strange fruit shaped cakes that normally go for 7.95 to 8.95 at Hansel and Gretel are only $5 here. Also $5 for the Dubai cookie balls? But they also have a kit for $14.50 and you can get more than 3. Its challenging but fun for the kids. All in all, nice to have a bakery where they bake the goods in house, and its not overpriced. read more

I came here several times. Yea, every time I shop at Mega Mart, I always see this place. I browse around and if I don't see what I want, then I don't get anything. Plain and simple. But last Friday, right after I got off work.. I came here and looked around and didn't see the viral Dubai chocolate bar. I was going to leave but then asked the employee who worked there if there were any Dubai chocolate bars. He showed it to me (but didn't seem very friendly which made me feel some type of way). There were 3 different sizes for the Dubai (dark chocolate) chocolate bars. Small (which looked like 2-4 oz) - $8 ea Medium (hadn't paid any attention to how big it was) - I believe it was around $16 X-Large - $25 I bought the extra large even though I was not a fan of dark chocolate. I tasted it and wasn't a fan of it because it was dark chocolate but the pistachio cream filling with the kataifi/kunafa (crunchy flour pastry) was delicious but couldn't really taste the pistachio in it. Overall, it was a 6/10. It was too thin for my liking plus it wasn't MILK chocolate. I don't think it was worth $25. They had chairs and tables nearby. Normally, I would get their misugaru (nut powder with milk) smoothie and have a seat but hadn't had time to sit and relax. read more

This is such a cute little bakery inside of Mega Mart. Their breads are very well priced and delicious! This time, I picked up a sweet potato manju and their weekly special castella. read more

Basquia Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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This is the new bakery that recently replayed the White Windmill bakery in the Megamart shopping mall. It's huge first of all and offers a large variety. If you want a place that sells really cheap, pretty nice Korean breads with good deals, then it's this place. Not the the most aesthetic place bc the grocery aisles are next door so the lighting is austere from the warehouse effect and hustle and bustle of shoppers but a good place to grab some breads and go home to your fam. From the website: It is headed by Newton Shin, Hawaiian raised Korean native, who was named Southern California Restaurant Writers' Pastry Chef of the Year for 2013 and 2014 (winning over more than 4,000 candidates), said that Basquia Bakery will take up some 6,000 square feet of Mega Mart's 160,000-square foot store. What struck me immediately was the number of Swiss roll cakes that were being made when I entered. There's a special going on currently for 12$ a roll rather than the usual 18$ and the flavors are strawberry, mocha, and vanilla. Second was the prices- cheaper than Sweet Hut and definitely cheaper than most Korean bakeries around like Mozart and White Windmill. Each bread was like 2.50-3.50 each. Very affordable just like the rest of megamart and great place to buy large quantities of breads for a party/hang out. Most of the desserts are a fusion of euro-koran more so breads rather than pastries. If you want pastries, try Paris Baguette but if you want a place for breads, then this is your new place to go! There is a LARGE variety and in large quantities. I grabbed about 10 breads including a strawberry roll to sample the new bakery. If you want something on the sweeter end, try the red bean/green bean breads. Those tend to be super sweet in the world of asian baked goods. I got 2 of the cream filled caterpillar rolls- the one with the orange slices and soboro bread like was great with the nice bright flavor of the orange. The other caterpillar butter cream bread was typical with a very generous amount of butter cream. The soboro bread and the mocha are a great choice for those looking for a more buttery/nutty crisp flavor. There were a lot of pull bread options including a giant garlic cream cheese bread for only 6$ that could feed large numbers of people and other flat Korean pull breads. I didn't get them bc I couldn't finish it but they are cheap and large. Regarding the fruit flavored buns, this is where I would fall short of the 5 stars. I love raspberry flavors and got the raspberry bun- you can taste the raspberry but I wish there was a tang to it that would have given this dessert a brighter lift. It felt a little too heavy with cream and raspberry flavor but adding a hint of lemon juice for brightens would make this a more fruity dish. Same goes for the strawberry in the roll cakes. Excellent softness to the roll cake but the strawberry flavor was faint- almost wished it was plan butter cream with fresh strawberries or the strawberries had a hint of tang to it ti make this pillowy cake even more bright especially with summer months ahead. I think this place is heavy on its creams, good for sweets like mocha flavored but could offer some brighter tasting goods to lift the heaviness of creams on their breads. read more

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Nice bakery inside mega mart. They serve delicious Korean baked goods and drinks. I like their misookgaru drink which is mixed grain drink. Their service is friendly and their prices are reasonable. 4 stars! read more

Basquia Bakery - Mixed grain smoothie - Bakeries Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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I was pretty bummed that my coffee bun had no cream inside but overall, it tasted decent. This bakery - squeaky clean and organized - has a vast range of pastries that I'm excited to try next time. read more

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I went here a couple times and with so many bakeries in the area, this place is ok. I liked the convenience of grabbing bakeries while doing groceries shopping. It adds some excitement to my grocery runs. I first went during the day time on the weekend around noon, which was very crowded. The milk bread is always sold out. Some of the breads doesn't have label on its own packaging. You'll have to refer to the overall lable on the display. Sometimes it's hard to tell which bread I'm looking at (milk bread or regular) or which one is sold out. Ended up not getting anything. The 2nd time I went at night time after 5:00pm. It was easier to walk around and browse. Ended up getting mini croissants and sugar coated toasts. The mini croissants were so cute! I tried them right away, but they were hard. Doesn't seem like it was the fresh batch from the same day. The sugar coated toasts were great. Can't go wrong with 2 of the greatest things in the world; carbs and sugar. With so many bakeries in Duluth, I'm sure it taste the same at other bakeries. read more