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    Koko Bakery

    4.3 (59 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Meredith P.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Very busy place.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We tried a few different bakery items! Very inviting staff and the prices were very reasonable!

    Passionfruit fruit tea with boba
    Rachel K.

    This is a cute spot on Coventry that serves fruit teas, milk teas and pastries. There are a lot of options and if you have a certain flavor preference there are different options like smoothies, different toppings and even cheese foam (it's more like a creamy topping like a cold foam than actual cheese). I ended up ordering a passionfruit fruit tea with boba. The tea was delicious and the boba was the perfect texture for me. My friend ordered a mango drink and accidently ordered boba instead of the popping pearls they prefer, but they still enjoyed the tea. We sat at one of the table by the window and caught up for a bit and it was a perfect setting. It wasn't too loud and the staff were really nice. There is also free parking up the street, just a short walk away. Next time, I would try something new and probably order some of their baked goods, they looks delicious.

    Ken L.

    I mistakenly ordered pastries from this location instead of the one by Dagu Noodle and Hans. I ended up driving 13 mins to pick up the order. The main differences I saw was that you had to park on the street and pay the meter. The pastries are pretty much the same. I did notice a bad odor while viewing the pastries case against the side wall. I suspect they should be relocating the trash bin away from that area to prevent that.

    Egg tart
    Mallory S.

    Very expensive but it has unique offerings this side of Cleveland and is a welcome addition to the east side. I got the egg tart which was delicious but overpriced.

    Cute seating areas
    Helen S.

    Midtown's premier Taiwanese/Hong Kong bakery has finally opened up a second location, joining a plethora of other Asian themed restaurants on Coventry Rd. While the interior and exterior have gotten a facelift compared to the OG Koko, the essential menu items and displays are comfortingly familiar. The main dining area encompasses most of the new space, with much more colorful, plush, and distanced seats compared to the original location. However, they have the same self-serve baked goods cabinet, refrigerated items, and dessert cases. At the counter, you can order milk tea and other drinks, however they are not currently offering made-to-order teriyaki bowls like in Asia Town. When I went in on a weekday evening, they had already stopped baking for the day and the selection in all their baked goods sections were dwindling. If you want to guarantee fresh curry pork or ham and cheese buns, be prepared to get there early. Staples of these Chinese bakeries like the pineapple buns (so called because the tops look like pineapple skin, not because they actually have pineapple) are reliable, and this will be a good place to stock up on Japanese cheesecake and Taiwanese style mooncakes. The drinks are a little too sugary and artificial for me, however it is nice to have another option for milktea besides Kenko on the east side of Cleveland. I think students and families alike will appreciate this new location even though parking can be irritating on the street or the parking garage down the street. Hoping that Koko is here to stay and finally break the high turnover curse of this retail space!

    Coconut almond bread, bbq pork pastry
    Rebeka S.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]What a cute little bakery in Cleveland![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It's often hard to find Asian bakeries here in Ohio/Cleveland, but Koko Bakery hits the spot and has a decent selection of the popular Asian/chinese pastries one could want. Grabbed my favorite coconut bread and it was actually so good it! The bbq pork pastry was delightful too, as it was flaky and savory! Their egg tarts are also tasty. I introduced my friend to Chinese pastries and the staff were all very kind, helpful, and patient with her. We both had a great first experience here and will definitely be back!

    Jasmine G.

    Coventry has been blessed to welcome Koko into the neighborhood! This Asian bakery reminds me of the ones back home in California, which is so comforting. It's worth going earlier, rather than later, since they can run of our of the more popular items. For anyone who hasn't been, they have parchment lined trays under the pastry shelves. Grab one and then one of the disposable gloves and some tongs. You choose all your goodies and put them on your tray until you're ready to check out, when you bring it to the register. They'll package each one and then check you out - I'll make sure to just bring my own container next time since I'm trying to be more conscious of packaging. They have plenty of choices, from the classics that I'd recommend (green onion, taro paste, pork buns) to some new ones that I just loved (pork puff, curry beef). I'm absolutely obsessed with the pork puffs. I would have gotten a few for myself and been satisfied. In the pastry cabinet, prices range from around $2-$5. They so have a smaller selection of savory buns that are kept fresh and warm. I really wanted to try a BBQ pork bun, since that is usually a go-to but they were out (or hadn't put them out yet since it was first thing in the morning). There is a shelf with other loaves of bread, like the taro paste one we got. There was a raspberry one I really want to get next time. They have a freezer with buns that you can take to-go to make at home. I had already grabbed a bunch of pastries so I didn't look at what else was there. When you check out, you can also select other favorites, like the mango mousse and other desserts. One thing that we were intrigued by was the cheese foam boba drink selection. I was skeptical, since the cheese foam is a blend of cream cheese, but it balanced the sweet matcha and brown sugar boba quite well - added a slight creamy and salty aspect to the drink. Just try it! They have so many treats I want to try, so I'll be back soon. They do have some in person seating (assuming this covid surge doesn't change things). Someone was sitting there working on their laptop on a weekday morning, so it could possibly be a nice place to get some work done. Tried: chicken mushroom bun, Chinese donut, curry beef bun, pork puff, green onion bun, dried pork bun, taro paste bread loaf, cheese foam matcha brown sugar boba

    Eric D.

    I am a huge fan of Kokos bakery on Payne Ave. so of course I would have to check this place out. And of course they didn't disappoint me. I think you have to get here. Everything is perfect as usual. The staff are always friendly and smiling. The drink tastes great. As well.

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    The bakery items are amazing. I love the chocolate with boba , the brown sugar is great when you have an extra sweet tooth

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    Amazing baked goods and boba. The tarts were especially delicious- I loved the raspberry and mango.

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    The pastries are wonderful as well as the steamed bao. The brown sugar boba tea, my husband and I could not get enough of! Miss this bakery.

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    Really nice really cute we'll be going back A LOT in the future to try everything they have

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