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Top notch bread! We had the Red Bean Salt Bread and Honey Toast and both were absolutely delicious. The bakery is inviting with a great amount of seating for a small place and considering the crowd the food came out nice and fast. The breads were fresh and tasty and the toast especially had an amazing texture. We are already planning a return trip!
Would I drive an hour out just for salt bread? Yes. I love salt bread so much even before it was trending lol had it in Korea and it was unforgettable. This place did it pretty well. The truffle flavor was my favorite and I do like that their salt breads were very buttery. I did try other flavors like injeolmi, cheese, and cream too but didn't like them as much. The cheese one wasn't too cheesy enough and cheese was a bit too hardened. I took 6 truffle salt breads back home as souvenirs for my siblings (but mostly myself). It was quick and easy to put in our orders. Service was fast. Small space inside and simple decor, but still kinda cute.
This place specializes in salt breads. You order from the kiosk & they will call out your number when it's ready. The place isn't very big, but there's a couple of tables for you to enjoy your salt breads & drinks. I tried the cookies & cream & truffle salt bread. They were both delicious & buttery. The only thing was the cookies & cream had too much cream.
I was looking for the trending Korean salt bread and this place looked promising. We even planned to have dinner nearby just so we can have an excuse to stop in this bakery afterwards. The interior is small but cute with a cool 2D design. The original salt bread is clearly the most popular flavor but there's a few additional flavors such a Bischoff, Dubai chocolate, truffle, injeolmi and red bean. They offer a few options for coffee as well as matcha. I also saw the Dubai mochi here as well. The staff warmed up our breads, except for the sweet ones, which was dangerous because now how could you not eat warm buttery bread in the car on the way home? The salt bread was dripping with butter inside and crispy on the outside. It was not overly salty like a pretzel so we very much enjoyed it. However, the truffle one was divine. I almost went back in to get more of that one. I regret not doing it. We tried one sweet one which was the Bischoff which was also very delicious if you like sweet/salty combo like I do. The only thing I didn't find pleasant was the customer service. Very dry greeting and absolutely no warmth. It was later in the evening but not any time close to closing. There were even quite a few people inside and just hanging out. Perhaps they had a long day but it killed the mood a little, which is why we opted to get the bread to go. In any case, the bread is delicious. I can't wait to get more of the truffle salt bread!
When I saw Dallas was finally getting a salt bread bakery I was super excited! I tried Childish Bakery once right after they opened and unfortunately wasnt too impressed with the service but I decided to give them a few months to settle in before trying them again to write a review :") I think their salt bread is okay, not quite like the ones in Korea but it tastes the best when you eat it right after you buy it! Otherwise it gets a bit soggy and not as crispy/buttery and tends to lose flavor when you take it home or let it sit out for too long. The coffee was also pretty watery and bitter when I had it during my first visit ( i believe i got the banana coffee/latte ) so id probably skip their coffee and either try their other drinks which i havent tried, or just get the bread! I stopped by today for the dubai chocolate cookie since we were in the area. It is pretty expensive ($4-5) for one small regular dubai cookie -- but i will say it is quiite yummy so worth if youre craving it!! We also asked if they had the butter tteok/mochi since i saw it advertised on their instagram and they were very confused by my question and slightly rude to us stating they didnt know what that was and bluntly said they didnt have it ( we stopped by around 12:30pm ) so it pretty much turned me off from being interested in buying more stuff not sure if they were sold out or just didnt have it despite advertising it but i was like oh!!! after they bluntly responded to us TT Not a big deal but both visits being subpar makes me think i likely wont be back to this bakery But! If youve never had salt bread and want to try it, I'd still say you should give it a try. :")
Childish was on my bakery list for awhile, it was okay but maybe got so hyped up that I had a higher expectation? But I really think it was just "meh". We got there shortly after they opened, maybe one couple in front of us & another girl came in shortly after. There's a screen to order & a register, we weren't sure where to order and weren't really acknowledged by staff or anything. We ended up ordering on the screen, then grabbed a seat. It's small but a decent amount of seating provided. The walls are white with decor "drawn" on it, which adds a lot of brightness to the atmosphere. I think we had a Yuzu Matcha (I think that's what it was) & a Black Sesame Latte. The matcha was refreshing, while the black sesame latte seemed to have too many "bits" in it. I love black sesame drinks, yes, I stirred it but there were so many particles in it that that it was almost like coffee bits got into the drink. If that's the case & it wasn't black sesame like I assumed, it was noticeable when the drinks were prepared. We had a regular salted butter croissant, a garlic cream cheese one, a honey one, & a chocolate one. The honey one was delicious, probably my fave, and not to sweet. Chocolate was chocolate, not bad but nothing special. I liked the garlic cream cheese croissant better than the regular salted butter one. Both had the perfect crispy bottom! The regular one I wasn't much of a fan, like I mentioned we had just gotten there & they were not cold but perhaps not fresh? It was kind of waxy. $40 for four pastries & two drinks, that's actually a pretty good price. I wish the customer service was better, there had been things I saw online or through the counter window that I wanted to ask about but they were just busy talking to themselves & not customers. Service was fast & the bakery was clean. I probably wouldn't drive to go just here, we're in Mansfield & that was our sole purpose, but might give them a second chance when I'm in the area.
Hands down my favorite salt bread. I love that it's chewy and filled with butter. If you can get there when the tray is fresh the flavor bomb is out of this world. Favorites are: classic salt bread, truffle salt bread, and the shio pan bread. Sesame latte was a miss for me, not my fav, def a must stop if you are a bread and butter lover!
Came for the salt bread. It was good, it was buttery and the bread was soft and chewy. Also ordered the chocolate bread. I liked both of them. Service needs to be friendlier.
We got the salt bread, a taiyaki, and the matcha cream salt bread. They all tasted pretty good. The salt bread has a nice crunch on the exterior and the salt/butter flavor hits you right away. It was really enjoyable to eat but there is a lot of melted butter inside. I felt like the butter coated my throat after eating it. The taiyaki was huge and had red bean in it which was nice. Made fresh so pretty hot. Our favorite was definitely the matcha cream salt bread because it had a nice balance of flavors. Matcha quality seemed pretty good and had a strong flavor. The cream tasted very fresh as well. I would definitely come back to try more though probably the flavored breads because the salt bread had me feeling butter overloaded for a while afterwards.
My friend took us here for salt bread. I have never heard of it, but was excited to try them. There was a kiosk to order. The menu was not very large. We shared the matcha and strawberry salt bread. The matcha did not taste like matcha flavor at all. The strawberry was much better. The salt bread was a little too salty. I'm not sure what the hype is but it's okay. Nothing too special about it. The tables and floors were really dirty. It didn't look like they cleaned the floors or tables throughout the day. The staff looked very unhappy and did not like their job. Bear the pick up area, there are napkins, plastic forks, and knives. It is quite pricey for 1 piece of bread so I would expect the quality to be better.
First time visiting and overall, had a great experience. We ordered a few different types of salt bread: original, truffle salt butter bread, Matcha Cream, and cookies and cream. We were also given a red bean one for free! The place was very clean and the person at the front was super nice! Felt like there was a language barrier but he tried his best Out of everything we got, I really enjoyed the Matcha Cream. The matcha flavor was strong, lots of cream yet the cream was light and the salt balanced well with the overall flavor. In addition, the bread was light and texture was okay. Cookies and Cream - Cream was very good and not too sweet. Couldnt really taste any of the salt but the bread texture was like the matcha cream bread. Original Salt Bread - Salt taste was very minimal but there was too much butter. The amount of butter was clear when you bite into the bread, the butter dripped from the inside and was all over our hands. OVerall, I wasnt a huge fan Truffle Salt Butter Bread - Reallllly enjoyed this flavor! If you like truffle, i highly recommend trying this. They are very generous as the truffle flavor was super strong yet the salt and butter was mild to help balance the umami from the truffle Red Bean - Red Bean was good! bread texture was light yet had a crunch to it.
Salt bread is highly addictive! I can't imagine it being healthy for you but damn it's good! We really liked the truffle salt bread!
I'm surprised this bakery is rated so poorly! It's a small shop located in the H-Mart area, a bit past Pink Box and across from Sing Box Karaoke. We went on Black Friday around noon and the bakery was packed with customers enjoying their pastries. There's a kiosk where you can place your order. It looks like someone can physically take your order as well, but I'm not 100% sure since the place was pretty busy. We ordered 3 salt breads and 1 truffle salt bread and we got our order in less than 5 minutes. The breads were fresh and warm and we loved the buttery center! It tastes like the combination of a croissant and a dinner roll, but much richer and fluffier. The truffle had a nice subtle flavor. The bread itself is a bit oily, but what can you expect! Would certainly come back again to get my salt bread fix in! I live in New York, and I don't think there's any salt bread specialty bakery in Manhattan!
I ordered the buttery salt bread and the Dubai chocolate. Love the crispy exterior of both pastries, the inside is hollow so you can really taste the exterior crunch. Plus the fluffy bread inside is nice and fresh. Liquid butter is baked inside and it's perfect, the salt at the end of each bite is great. Like bitting into a pretzel but 100% better. The Dubai, same experience, fresh exterior crust, creamy and sweet chocolate, umami. read more
We love the all we ordered. The og salt bread isn't salted at all, it's very buttery and has nice light salty flavor to it. My kid liked his mocha choco bread and I enjoyed the biscoff salt bead very much too. The shop is very cute and unique with 2D drawings. Definitely come back for more if we are in the area. read more
2 months ago
Not bad. I can understand the hype. If you plan to visit, I'd recommend the chocolate and truffle. Pretty cute place too. Customer service needs a little improvement, in my opinion. If you ask any questions, you'll get one word responses and they aren't that kind, but at least the bread is pretty good. read more
2 months ago
Top notch bread! We had the Red Bean Salt Bread and Honey Toast and both were absolutely delicious. The bakery is inviting with a great amount of seating for a small place and considering the crowd the food came out nice and fast. The breads were fresh and tasty and the toast especially had an amazing texture. We are already planning a return trip! read more
Would I drive an hour out just for salt bread? Yes. I love salt bread so much even before it was trending lol had it in Korea and it was unforgettable. This place did it pretty well. The truffle flavor was my favorite and I do like that their salt breads were very buttery. I did try other flavors like injeolmi, cheese, and cream too but didn't like them as much. The cheese one wasn't too cheesy enough and cheese was a bit too hardened. I took 6 truffle salt breads back home as souvenirs for my siblings (but mostly myself). It was quick and easy to put in our orders. Service was fast. Small space inside and simple decor, but still kinda cute. read more
4 months ago
This place specializes in salt breads. You order from the kiosk & they will call out your number when it's ready. The place isn't very big, but there's a couple of tables for you to enjoy your salt breads & drinks. I tried the cookies & cream & truffle salt bread. They were both delicious & buttery. The only thing was the cookies & cream had too much cream. read more
I was looking for the trending Korean salt bread and this place looked promising. We even planned to have dinner nearby just so we can have an excuse to stop in this bakery afterwards. The interior is small but cute with a cool 2D design. The original salt bread is clearly the most popular flavor but there's a few additional flavors such a Bischoff, Dubai chocolate, truffle, injeolmi and red bean. They offer a few options for coffee as well as matcha. I also saw the Dubai mochi here as well. The staff warmed up our breads, except for the sweet ones, which was dangerous because now how could you not eat warm buttery bread in the car on the way home? The salt bread was dripping with butter inside and crispy on the outside. It was not overly salty like a pretzel so we very much enjoyed it. However, the truffle one was divine. I almost went back in to get more of that one. I regret not doing it. We tried one sweet one which was the Bischoff which was also very delicious if you like sweet/salty combo like I do. The only thing I didn't find pleasant was the customer service. Very dry greeting and absolutely no warmth. It was later in the evening but not any time close to closing. There were even quite a few people inside and just hanging out. Perhaps they had a long day but it killed the mood a little, which is why we opted to get the bread to go. In any case, the bread is delicious. I can't wait to get more of the truffle salt bread! read more
7 months ago
When I saw Dallas was finally getting a salt bread bakery I was super excited! I tried Childish Bakery once right after they opened and unfortunately wasnt too impressed with the service but I decided to give them a few months to settle in before trying them again to write a review :") I think their salt bread is okay, not quite like the ones in Korea but it tastes the best when you eat it right after you buy it! Otherwise it gets a bit soggy and not as crispy/buttery and tends to lose flavor when you take it home or let it sit out for too long. The coffee was also pretty watery and bitter when I had it during my first visit ( i believe i got the banana coffee/latte ) so id probably skip their coffee and either try their other drinks which i havent tried, or just get the bread! I stopped by today for the dubai chocolate cookie since we were in the area. It is pretty expensive ($4-5) for one small regular dubai cookie -- but i will say it is quiite yummy so worth if youre craving it!! We also asked if they had the butter tteok/mochi since i saw it advertised on their instagram and they were very confused by my question and slightly rude to us stating they didnt know what that was and bluntly said they didnt have it ( we stopped by around 12:30pm ) so it pretty much turned me off from being interested in buying more stuff not sure if they were sold out or just didnt have it despite advertising it but i was like oh!!! after they bluntly responded to us TT Not a big deal but both visits being subpar makes me think i likely wont be back to this bakery But! If youve never had salt bread and want to try it, I'd still say you should give it a try. :") read more
Childish was on my bakery list for awhile, it was okay but maybe got so hyped up that I had a higher expectation? But I really think it was just "meh". We got there shortly after they opened, maybe one couple in front of us & another girl came in shortly after. There's a screen to order & a register, we weren't sure where to order and weren't really acknowledged by staff or anything. We ended up ordering on the screen, then grabbed a seat. It's small but a decent amount of seating provided. The walls are white with decor "drawn" on it, which adds a lot of brightness to the atmosphere. I think we had a Yuzu Matcha (I think that's what it was) & a Black Sesame Latte. The matcha was refreshing, while the black sesame latte seemed to have too many "bits" in it. I love black sesame drinks, yes, I stirred it but there were so many particles in it that that it was almost like coffee bits got into the drink. If that's the case & it wasn't black sesame like I assumed, it was noticeable when the drinks were prepared. We had a regular salted butter croissant, a garlic cream cheese one, a honey one, & a chocolate one. The honey one was delicious, probably my fave, and not to sweet. Chocolate was chocolate, not bad but nothing special. I liked the garlic cream cheese croissant better than the regular salted butter one. Both had the perfect crispy bottom! The regular one I wasn't much of a fan, like I mentioned we had just gotten there & they were not cold but perhaps not fresh? It was kind of waxy. $40 for four pastries & two drinks, that's actually a pretty good price. I wish the customer service was better, there had been things I saw online or through the counter window that I wanted to ask about but they were just busy talking to themselves & not customers. Service was fast & the bakery was clean. I probably wouldn't drive to go just here, we're in Mansfield & that was our sole purpose, but might give them a second chance when I'm in the area. read more
9 months ago
Hands down my favorite salt bread. I love that it's chewy and filled with butter. If you can get there when the tray is fresh the flavor bomb is out of this world. Favorites are: classic salt bread, truffle salt bread, and the shio pan bread. Sesame latte was a miss for me, not my fav, def a must stop if you are a bread and butter lover! read more
We got the salt bread, a taiyaki, and the matcha cream salt bread. They all tasted pretty good. The salt bread has a nice crunch on the exterior and the salt/butter flavor hits you right away. It was really enjoyable to eat but there is a lot of melted butter inside. I felt like the butter coated my throat after eating it. The taiyaki was huge and had red bean in it which was nice. Made fresh so pretty hot. Our favorite was definitely the matcha cream salt bread because it had a nice balance of flavors. Matcha quality seemed pretty good and had a strong flavor. The cream tasted very fresh as well. I would definitely come back to try more though probably the flavored breads because the salt bread had me feeling butter overloaded for a while afterwards. read more
My friend took us here for salt bread. I have never heard of it, but was excited to try them. There was a kiosk to order. The menu was not very large. We shared the matcha and strawberry salt bread. The matcha did not taste like matcha flavor at all. The strawberry was much better. The salt bread was a little too salty. I'm not sure what the hype is but it's okay. Nothing too special about it. The tables and floors were really dirty. It didn't look like they cleaned the floors or tables throughout the day. The staff looked very unhappy and did not like their job. Bear the pick up area, there are napkins, plastic forks, and knives. It is quite pricey for 1 piece of bread so I would expect the quality to be better. read more
First time visiting and overall, had a great experience. We ordered a few different types of salt bread: original, truffle salt butter bread, Matcha Cream, and cookies and cream. We were also given a red bean one for free! The place was very clean and the person at the front was super nice! Felt like there was a language barrier but he tried his best Out of everything we got, I really enjoyed the Matcha Cream. The matcha flavor was strong, lots of cream yet the cream was light and the salt balanced well with the overall flavor. In addition, the bread was light and texture was okay. Cookies and Cream - Cream was very good and not too sweet. Couldnt really taste any of the salt but the bread texture was like the matcha cream bread. Original Salt Bread - Salt taste was very minimal but there was too much butter. The amount of butter was clear when you bite into the bread, the butter dripped from the inside and was all over our hands. OVerall, I wasnt a huge fan Truffle Salt Butter Bread - Reallllly enjoyed this flavor! If you like truffle, i highly recommend trying this. They are very generous as the truffle flavor was super strong yet the salt and butter was mild to help balance the umami from the truffle Red Bean - Red Bean was good! bread texture was light yet had a crunch to it. read more
I'm surprised this bakery is rated so poorly! It's a small shop located in the H-Mart area, a bit past Pink Box and across from Sing Box Karaoke. We went on Black Friday around noon and the bakery was packed with customers enjoying their pastries. There's a kiosk where you can place your order. It looks like someone can physically take your order as well, but I'm not 100% sure since the place was pretty busy. We ordered 3 salt breads and 1 truffle salt bread and we got our order in less than 5 minutes. The breads were fresh and warm and we loved the buttery center! It tastes like the combination of a croissant and a dinner roll, but much richer and fluffier. The truffle had a nice subtle flavor. The bread itself is a bit oily, but what can you expect! Would certainly come back again to get my salt bread fix in! I live in New York, and I don't think there's any salt bread specialty bakery in Manhattan! read more
Overall the bread is super tasty and delicious but they should definitely quality control check. I noticed that all three breads that I received were hallow on the inside with no fluffy interior. It was good but I just expected more. The taiyaki was good though, perfect red bean ratio. Didn't get a chance to try the drinks. Kiosk ordering is always great, and didn't have to wait long. Would recommend trying! read more
11 months ago
We came when they JUST opened and only had one salt bread on the menu. Service was a little slow considering everything is made fresh. The salt bread had red bean filling and was toasted into fish form and served hot and crispy with a dab of luxurious butter. Overall quality is good but it did take a while. Cafe is cute and decorated in 2D. Overall not bad and looking forward to trying their new items. read more
I didn't have to wait as long as most people when I went to this bakery because I showed up right when they opened. I mean at 11AM I was inside. Although a line did form 5 mins after I entered. The salt bread was pretty good. Just right out of the oven when I went so very soft on the inside. They used A LOT of butter on these things because my fingers were glistening after holding it. These things would go well with a Vietnamese Coffee. I also ordered one of the premade "Basil Prosciutto" sandwiches and liked it too. While the food was good, they need to better optimize how the shop operates. There's only ONE kiosk where you can place your order. That won't work at all especially when a bunch of people are waiting. One of the staff members didn't seem like she wanted to take orders from the counter but directed people towards the ONE kiosk... From what I assume, the salt bread runs out very quickly so I hope they are ready with the next batch without making customers wait too long. read more
I stopped by Childish bakery this morning since I was around the area when they opened for the day. I figured that it was the perfect time to check this place out after seeing it all over social media. There was a short line forming 5 minutes before they opened but nothing crazy. The way you order at the bakery is through the kiosk and not the counter. It's good to note that after you scan your card you have to sign, I noticed several people accidentally walking away from the kiosk without signing and grabbing their receipt. I ordered the truffle salt bread, regular salt bread, and the pistachio taiyaki. The salt bread is delicious I really like the truffle one! The truffle flavor is prominent and the salt bread is soft and crispy on the outside. As for the taiyaki I think I had the wrong idea on what goes in it, I was thinking it would be filled with pistachio and not red bean. Good to note that all the taiyakis have red bean with them. I think the real star of their bakery is the salt bread so I will stick to that next time. One thing I wanted to point out that I noticed during my visit was that I noticed that the disposable cups and boxes were stored open and close to the ground. This made me feel a little nervous thinking about how close they were to where people walked and that put me off of trying the drinks there in the future. Overall I enjoyed their salt bread and think that it is worth a try if you are in the area! read more
3 months ago
A brand new spot in Carrollton! I feel like salt bread is all the craze right now, so it's very fitting that the most popular K-Town in the DFW area would also get a salt bread bakery. I came by on Thanksgiving, so they were already sold out of almost everything. I really wanted to try their salt bread with fruit cream, but they didn't have that available. I ordered their red bean taiyaki, one salt bread, and a strawberry matcha latte instead. The strawberry matcha latte was REALLY good. It had a great matcha color, and the syrup was made out of real strawberries. I actually am not the biggest fan of salt bread, but it tasted like how other salt bread I've tried tastes like. It was baked freshly, so it was very pillowy and soft. The taiyaki doesn't look great, but it was actually super good, and I loved the sea salt they put into the dough. read more
8 months ago
I really love the salt bread here. It's super yummy, buttery, and has the perfect hit of salt that pairs so well together. The matcha salt bread with cream filling is another favorite, especially if you like something a little sweeter. I've been a couple of times and it's consistently good, just expect a bit of a wait since the place recently went viral. read more
9 months ago
Oooh I loved this bread. I got a regular and a Truffle one and the flavor of the Truffle was incredible, even the morning after! The texture was also exceptional--crisp on the outside, so soft and fluffy inside. Big big fan read more
I came with my family because apparently the pastries sell out often. I ordered the black sesame latte, mochi bun, Dubai chocolate pastry, and their plain salt bread and cream pastry. The sesame latte was the best thing because I did taste the sesame flavor that was nutty and blended well with the oat milk. I'm a bit disappointed though because the best tasting pastry was actually their plain bread that just had butter in it and the cream bread pastry. The Dubai chocolate was not very chocolatey in flavor and had hints of coconut which threw off the authentic "Dubai chocolate" flavor, the mochi bread one with brown powder was very plain and extremely dry-The powder on top was so excessive and dries out your mouth it almost made you cough or choke. I think being too creative to a fault is the case here and hope they nail the fundamental flavors more. read more
I was worried when I saw the section labeled salt bread was empty but then the owner said they're making more. So it took about 20mins for a fresh batch I ordered the salt bread and injeolmi salt bread. The interior is such a fun cartoon style design. The servers are friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back for more salt bread again. I am glad they offer other food and drinks again. read more
10 months ago
Korean salt breads have been the hype lately and Dallas now has a bakery that specializes in them. I went to Childish Bakery in Carrollton and tried the original salt bread. They have other flavors available as well such as strawberry and matcha, but I've read that everyone still likes the original one the best. Each one is $3.55 so it's a little pricey for the size. It's basically a hollow croissant with butter on the inside and salt on top. I liked the bread itself, it was pretty flaky and warm. There was no butter at the end though, it's all in the middle. So you basically only have 3 bites with the salt and butter combo, which is not a lot.. but I will say it's actually really good. I think it's good to try but I don't think I will be coming often read more
11 months ago
I enjoyed the salt bread. It's best when you eat it right away while its still hot and crispy. I also tried the matcha and strawberry cream bread with which were tasty and had good flavor. However next time i think I'll just stick to classic salt bread! read more
11 months ago
This place was cute, when I went it was PACKED. They didn't really have that many things in stock either due to the amount of people. I was able to grab one of the sandwiches and some of the regular salt bread. It was nice and fresh. There is also a kiosk to order from so it's easier! I'll stop by again when it's not too busy haha read more
Checked this place out after seeing it trend on social media! We went to around 7pm on a Sunday evening, and it wasn't crowded. We tried a couple drinks and breads. Had to try the original salt bread of course, which reminded me of a pretzel, but fluffier and not as salty! The matcha bread was good too - loved the matcha cream inside although the matcha powder on top was a little overpowering. We got the strawberry matcha and matcha latte with matcha ice cream, which were good but nothing extraordinary. read more
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