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Tucked away amidst one of the larger complexes along the Western portion of Spring Mountain L'Epidor Bakery has been doing good business for well over a decade, the recent opening of Ppang Co prompting a return visit that found shelves better stocked and prices on par with others nearby. Smaller than other Asian pastry shops in town, though offering no less impressive a selection, flavors predictably trend less sweet than American or French Pastry whether one selects a delicate Cream Cheese Danish or Concha-like Soboru plus or minus Cream. All pre-packaged to-go, the Ingredient list far from artisanal, Egg Custard tastes a little off with a sticky texture while the Coffee-tinged Roti and Honey Cake are unique and restrained but still quite enjoyable. Not sold on Raspberry Jam Thumbprints that are far too dry, though Tuiles labeled as Cookies shine whether Coconut or Almond, L'Epidor's best bites come from products made with Chestnuts and whether one chooses the smaller Roll or $9.75 shareable Cake the complex textures and flavors are worth every cent and calorie.
I walked in on a mission. I needed to purchase a large cake for my husband to take to work for a staff birthday and a small cake for my mother's birthday. I have never been in this bakery before but I have had their pastries in their counter inside Greenland market. We purchased the large coffee flavored cake and the small mocha cake. There were two employees, a man and a woman who helped get the cakes for us. They didn't seem to speak very much English but were friendly and worked very efficiently together. I was super impressed at the cake boxes and cake liner that were incredibly sturdy. The box had handles to make it easier to carry and they supplied candles and a cake cutter. The bakery itself was pretty small and nothing fancy. The cakes were however very beautifully decorated. My husband said everyone loved the coffee one. The mocha one was good. The texture of the frosting was a little too stiff for me. I personally prefer whipped cream over butter cream. I think next time I'll try the strawberry shortcake one.
I recently had my first visit with friends who were heading to Greenland Market. This shop is just outside, yet supplies bread and treats to the store also. So, there is a kiosk inside that shows the desserts available. The store is a few steps from the market, so we ventured over to check it out. The bakery is very clean. We ordered the shaved ice desserts, which included some ice cream, too. The flavors we tried were sweet bean paste, strawberry, and coffee. So delicious! The shaved ice is made with milk, which I believe is condensed milk. The owner is so nice and made such beautiful plates with the fruit and toppings. We enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back!
Their name is golden, but they might have one product worth a bronze at best. L'epid'or Bakery is a Korean bake shop located a few doors down from Greenland Supermarket on the northeast corner of Spring Mountain and Rainbow. I was stopping in the plaza for other reasons and my mom decided to pop in to buy a few pastries for us to enjoy later on. The star of the show was the Chestnut Roll ($2.00). It looks like it has some crunch, but its just soft outside and in. However, it's nicely chewy and has a light sweetness with some nuttiness. The other treats which I tried felt more like tricks. The Asian Pound Cake ($1.75) is far more of a sponge cake, and it's highly deficient in butter. The Mini Manjoo ($5.50) has a floury texture with unrefined sweetness and just feels like a huge waste of cash and calories. L'epid'or isn't a poor man's version of decent bakeries like Paris Baguette. It's a homeless man's version. If you're looking for more competent and consistently enjoyable pastries while staying on a budget, I'd look at 85°C Bakery Cafe or a non-Asian French cafe instead.
The bakery is small on a strip mall in Korean Town shopping center. They had a hard time coming back after COVID pandemic and the shut down. The smell from the kitchen is welcoming and the energy is like a family bakery where family and friends come to visit. The owner is such a lovely woman who welcomes her customers with a warm smile. The display is full of pretty cakes, pastries and logs. On a Saturday they are busy making stuff to walk over to the Asian supermarket to sell while customers are shopping. It's well worth the trip to visit Korean town and get a lite breakfast here or grab several sweet treats to take home to the family. Many locals come here and seem to know each other. They sit and chat and have a cup of tea and pastry. It's a relaxing place to go and stop and explore the fun Asian treats here or shop for new clothes in the small strip mall inside the market. That was a pleasant surprise. As a white woman I thought I would feel out of place and yet it was the total opposite. The owner was a lovely hostess and provided me great hospitality by serving my tea in a glass cup and even gave me a refill without me asking. The fellow guests smiled and were warm. I would definitely come back here again. Come check out this bakery in Korean Town! Her version of a croissant is to die for!!!!!
The Yelp Review Challenge 2021, Review #24 They offer 2 spots in the plaza to purchase baked goods, the bakery you can see from the road and there's a section in the food court area at the front entrance inside of Greenland market. I went to the one inside of the market. We were mainly going to the grocery market, but stopped to look at what they had to offer here. We were pleased with what was available on a Sunday afternoon and purchased a bag full of baked items. Sorry I didn't get a photo of all of them, just the garlic bread on this trip. Will add on my next visit. I also liked that they offered items that were on clearance, buy one get one free, those are marked and have their own section near the cashier. I'm assuming they were baked a previous day but they didn't taste old at all. They were still onoliscious. The item I wanted to really try was the crunchy baked garlic bread, these were not clearance but I loved it. I love garlic bread and crunchy (not hard) baked goods. I was pleased with the garlic bread, I would get it again. Great for a snack or added to a soup dish. It did have a little sweetness to it but not overpowering. I also tried the bulgogi croquette, which had beef and noodles in it which is new for some, I haven't had this in a croquette before but I liked it. Good portion of stuffing for my taste. They have a few bakery treats with red bean in it. My family liked those. There was one item with mochi baked into it. Which we haven't seen before but it was a onoliscious surprise. I liked what they had to offer, so I will be back to try more items. I want to try their sliced bread on my next visit. Mahalo thank you and Aloha! Michelle
Loved this bakery! They had an amazing selection of pastries. The service was great! The only aside I will mention is that if you're looking for it you have to go into the market in the shopping center. There is a sign for them beside the market and it looks like where you're supposed to enter, but it's not the correct entrance. I basically walked into the baking area . Once you enter the market it's super easy to find on your left. Everything we tried was delicious!
I never wrote a review for them, so since I'm here, this is it. Cash & credit cards accepted. $5.75 for a bag of cheese rolls are not bad at all today. That's plenty for a breakfast addition this week. Bread texture was very milky soft & smooth. Good ingredients. Fresh indeed. I love all breads & buns purchased here in the past years. It's very conveniently located to the left side of Greenland grocery store as you enter the building, between the Korean tourism desks and Korean beauty accessories retail store on the corner by the exit/entrance doors. Public restrooms in back. This bakery bread prices were cheaper a few years ago. With inflation, prices have gone up slightly. You'll find $2, $2.50, $3, $5.50, etc. per piece bread buns here. Buy the rolls or buns in bulk packages. They definitely last for the week. Before closing hour, they do have discounted items near the front aisle by the counter. Get your deals. Red bean mochis, cake rolls (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla), butter breads, cream buns, cookies, Korean donuts, hot dog rolls, chestnut breads, puff pastry rolls, regular breads, honey cake buns, etc. Small whole cakes in front are available too. Quick and easy. We always come back for more. Staff is very efficient and friendly. There's usually 2-3 people chatting at the counter or you'll see only one person multitasking. Good business.
This place is on my kids' absolutely must visit list every time we pass through Vegas. They love the cakes and the cream breads and custard breads. They also like the red bean breads too! (I'm not personally a fan of red beans in my bread but I understand that some people do like that!). The breads are every bit as good as a bakery in Korea. I guess I'm saying that this isn't some Americanized version of a Korean bakery - it's the real thing.
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2 years ago
After visiting Paina Cafe, My family and I decided to stop inside L'epid' or Bakery. Usually we buy their baked products inside Greenland Supermarket, but we decided to go inside their bakery instead on a Saturday, around 12:00 P.M. Current hours for L'epid' or Bakery Monday - Sunday: 10:00 A.M - 6:00 P.M. The bakery offers a wide range of cakes, desserts, tea, bingsu, and coffee! There were several team members inside the bakery. Unfortunately, they were out of stock on a lot of the baked goods. When I had asked for their chocolate cheesecake, they were out of stock and told us to go over to the Greenland Supermarket instead. I wasn't able to try out anything from the L'epid' or Bakery. It was my first time visiting the L'epid' or Bakery, I'm not sure if I'll be back anytime soon. Their Bingsu looked good on the menu though! read more
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3 years ago
Tucked away amidst one of the larger complexes along the Western portion of Spring Mountain L'Epidor Bakery has been doing good business for well over a decade, the recent opening of Ppang Co prompting a return visit that found shelves better stocked and prices on par with others nearby. Smaller than other Asian pastry shops in town, though offering no less impressive a selection, flavors predictably trend less sweet than American or French Pastry whether one selects a delicate Cream Cheese Danish or Concha-like Soboru plus or minus Cream. All pre-packaged to-go, the Ingredient list far from artisanal, Egg Custard tastes a little off with a sticky texture while the Coffee-tinged Roti and Honey Cake are unique and restrained but still quite enjoyable. Not sold on Raspberry Jam Thumbprints that are far too dry, though Tuiles labeled as Cookies shine whether Coconut or Almond, L'Epidor's best bites come from products made with Chestnuts and whether one chooses the smaller Roll or $9.75 shareable Cake the complex textures and flavors are worth every cent and calorie. read more
I walked in on a mission. I needed to purchase a large cake for my husband to take to work for a staff birthday and a small cake for my mother's birthday. I have never been in this bakery before but I have had their pastries in their counter inside Greenland market. We purchased the large coffee flavored cake and the small mocha cake. There were two employees, a man and a woman who helped get the cakes for us. They didn't seem to speak very much English but were friendly and worked very efficiently together. I was super impressed at the cake boxes and cake liner that were incredibly sturdy. The box had handles to make it easier to carry and they supplied candles and a cake cutter. The bakery itself was pretty small and nothing fancy. The cakes were however very beautifully decorated. My husband said everyone loved the coffee one. The mocha one was good. The texture of the frosting was a little too stiff for me. I personally prefer whipped cream over butter cream. I think next time I'll try the strawberry shortcake one. read more
I recently had my first visit with friends who were heading to Greenland Market. This shop is just outside, yet supplies bread and treats to the store also. So, there is a kiosk inside that shows the desserts available. The store is a few steps from the market, so we ventured over to check it out. The bakery is very clean. We ordered the shaved ice desserts, which included some ice cream, too. The flavors we tried were sweet bean paste, strawberry, and coffee. So delicious! The shaved ice is made with milk, which I believe is condensed milk. The owner is so nice and made such beautiful plates with the fruit and toppings. We enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back! read more
Their name is golden, but they might have one product worth a bronze at best. L'epid'or Bakery is a Korean bake shop located a few doors down from Greenland Supermarket on the northeast corner of Spring Mountain and Rainbow. I was stopping in the plaza for other reasons and my mom decided to pop in to buy a few pastries for us to enjoy later on. The star of the show was the Chestnut Roll ($2.00). It looks like it has some crunch, but its just soft outside and in. However, it's nicely chewy and has a light sweetness with some nuttiness. The other treats which I tried felt more like tricks. The Asian Pound Cake ($1.75) is far more of a sponge cake, and it's highly deficient in butter. The Mini Manjoo ($5.50) has a floury texture with unrefined sweetness and just feels like a huge waste of cash and calories. L'epid'or isn't a poor man's version of decent bakeries like Paris Baguette. It's a homeless man's version. If you're looking for more competent and consistently enjoyable pastries while staying on a budget, I'd look at 85°C Bakery Cafe or a non-Asian French cafe instead. read more
3 years ago
The bakery is small on a strip mall in Korean Town shopping center. They had a hard time coming back after COVID pandemic and the shut down. The smell from the kitchen is welcoming and the energy is like a family bakery where family and friends come to visit. The owner is such a lovely woman who welcomes her customers with a warm smile. The display is full of pretty cakes, pastries and logs. On a Saturday they are busy making stuff to walk over to the Asian supermarket to sell while customers are shopping. It's well worth the trip to visit Korean town and get a lite breakfast here or grab several sweet treats to take home to the family. Many locals come here and seem to know each other. They sit and chat and have a cup of tea and pastry. It's a relaxing place to go and stop and explore the fun Asian treats here or shop for new clothes in the small strip mall inside the market. That was a pleasant surprise. As a white woman I thought I would feel out of place and yet it was the total opposite. The owner was a lovely hostess and provided me great hospitality by serving my tea in a glass cup and even gave me a refill without me asking. The fellow guests smiled and were warm. I would definitely come back here again. Come check out this bakery in Korean Town! Her version of a croissant is to die for!!!!! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
The Yelp Review Challenge 2021, Review #24 They offer 2 spots in the plaza to purchase baked goods, the bakery you can see from the road and there's a section in the food court area at the front entrance inside of Greenland market. I went to the one inside of the market. We were mainly going to the grocery market, but stopped to look at what they had to offer here. We were pleased with what was available on a Sunday afternoon and purchased a bag full of baked items. Sorry I didn't get a photo of all of them, just the garlic bread on this trip. Will add on my next visit. I also liked that they offered items that were on clearance, buy one get one free, those are marked and have their own section near the cashier. I'm assuming they were baked a previous day but they didn't taste old at all. They were still onoliscious. The item I wanted to really try was the crunchy baked garlic bread, these were not clearance but I loved it. I love garlic bread and crunchy (not hard) baked goods. I was pleased with the garlic bread, I would get it again. Great for a snack or added to a soup dish. It did have a little sweetness to it but not overpowering. I also tried the bulgogi croquette, which had beef and noodles in it which is new for some, I haven't had this in a croquette before but I liked it. Good portion of stuffing for my taste. They have a few bakery treats with red bean in it. My family liked those. There was one item with mochi baked into it. Which we haven't seen before but it was a onoliscious surprise. I liked what they had to offer, so I will be back to try more items. I want to try their sliced bread on my next visit. Mahalo thank you and Aloha! Michelle read more
4 years ago
Loved this bakery! They had an amazing selection of pastries. The service was great! The only aside I will mention is that if you're looking for it you have to go into the market in the shopping center. There is a sign for them beside the market and it looks like where you're supposed to enter, but it's not the correct entrance. I basically walked into the baking area . Once you enter the market it's super easy to find on your left. Everything we tried was delicious! read more
I never wrote a review for them, so since I'm here, this is it. Cash & credit cards accepted. $5.75 for a bag of cheese rolls are not bad at all today. That's plenty for a breakfast addition this week. Bread texture was very milky soft & smooth. Good ingredients. Fresh indeed. I love all breads & buns purchased here in the past years. It's very conveniently located to the left side of Greenland grocery store as you enter the building, between the Korean tourism desks and Korean beauty accessories retail store on the corner by the exit/entrance doors. Public restrooms in back. This bakery bread prices were cheaper a few years ago. With inflation, prices have gone up slightly. You'll find $2, $2.50, $3, $5.50, etc. per piece bread buns here. Buy the rolls or buns in bulk packages. They definitely last for the week. Before closing hour, they do have discounted items near the front aisle by the counter. Get your deals. Red bean mochis, cake rolls (chocolate, strawberry, vanilla), butter breads, cream buns, cookies, Korean donuts, hot dog rolls, chestnut breads, puff pastry rolls, regular breads, honey cake buns, etc. Small whole cakes in front are available too. Quick and easy. We always come back for more. Staff is very efficient and friendly. There's usually 2-3 people chatting at the counter or you'll see only one person multitasking. Good business. read more
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This place is on my kids' absolutely must visit list every time we pass through Vegas. They love the cakes and the cream breads and custard breads. They also like the red bean breads too! (I'm not personally a fan of red beans in my bread but I understand that some people do like that!). The breads are every bit as good as a bakery in Korea. I guess I'm saying that this isn't some Americanized version of a Korean bakery - it's the real thing. read more
4 years ago
Found a mold in a chestnut roll. Tried to call them multiple time they never answer the phone. Used to buy bakeries all the time from here. This is the first time ever happened. It was different lady at cashier wonder if owner changed. read more
7 years ago
What do you need after delicious savory meal.......dessert!!!! I am not a big fan of very sweet dessert, so I would prefer a cup of tea or just one or two bites of sweet delight....I found that easily at L'epid'or Bakery. They have two locations...one on Spring Mountain & Rainbow in the Korea Town Plaza and the one I love to go to, also on Spring Mountain & Rainbow, but actually inside of the Greenland Supermarket...as you enter the building of Greenland, you will see it on the left hand side across from the Food Court. A few of my favorites are Red Bean Donut, Croquette, and Chestnut bread. They have a few seasonal additions as well...like steamed bun with red bean filling during the fall and winter...so good to bite into it when its fresh and still warm. As I leave Greenland, I often find myself amongst the elegant shelves of L'epid'or Bakery eyeing over their sweets--sweets that are just sweet enough, but not crazy with sugar. Prices vary from $1.50 to just under $20 for big loaf of yummy bread. The owner said one of their best sellers are the Almond Cookies ($2.99)...crunchy and light. Another top seller is the Honey Cake ($2.99). They bake their sweets fresh daily and use only ingredients I can pronounce--a very good thing. Check out their "sweet" treats while you are near china town...and have a bite of a sweet treat that is actually not too sweet. read more
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So far I have only visited their kiosk in the Greenland Supermarket. The very first time I scored some madeleines, a slice of Swiss roll cake, a half loaf of white Pullman bread and some sort of coffee bun that was a spur of the moment buy when the cashier gave me a sample. The madeleines were adequate, they were a bit dry, but still very buttery. The cake was also a bit dry and I would have like more cream filling. However, the coffee bun was divine. This is what will get me up in the morning. It's got the sweetness a Hawaiian roll but there is this wonderful coffee glaze all over the top. Heaven. The Pullman bread is what every french toast/sandwich/toast with jam should be, in my world. I ended up dreaming about the coffee buns so I had to go back three days later. This time also picked up a custard bun (Yum!) and this cheese walnut bread that I also had a sample of the first time. I have yet to try anything filled with red beans, but some of the selections looked very good. I can only imagine the sugar coma I will go into when I actually visit their store. read more
11 years ago
I noticed that they had a mocha bun, so I had to try it since I'm on the hunt to find a mocha bun similar to the ones PappaRoti sells. Unfortunately, it didn't taste the same: Mocha Bun - bread was too dry for me & mocha was too subtle. Melon Bun - I surprisingly liked this! At first I didn't want to get it since I wasn't sure how a "Melon bun" would taste. The bread was moist & soft, and It didn't taste like melon at all & tasted more like a milk cream bun. That could be a bad thing for others, but for me, it was delicious. I could use more of the sugar cream they put on top of the bun though. They also sell 1 day old pastries for Buy 1 Get 1 Free. They still taste delicious & close enough to being fresh! read more
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Located inside Green Land in the Korea Town on Spring Valley. It has lots of nice treats for you all. It's a small stand and a lot of flavor so that is why it is somewhat expensive, but the taste is real good. Those cookies are so good, I don't know about you guys but I like eating all my cookies with milk. You can really taste the cherry in them. I also bought this banana bread, that was also good, but I believe the banana taste was artificial. I think this place should have a stand outside so it can reel more people in. read more
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13 years ago
Do NOT buy any bread at this place! After working late one day, i stopped by around 9 and saw the place was closed. I noticed that they did not throw out the bread like they are supposed to, which concerned me because I know they have cream-filled pastries, and other filled bread that are not stored in a refrigerator. The bread was just covered with red cloth. On the Korean version of Yelp, I Love Las Vegas on daum, the reviews were just as concerning. If you can read Korean, I suggest you read more on Lepidor there. I value cleanliness wherever I buy my food, and I am sad to say that I am very disappointed. In fact, I'm surprised that the owners haven't been shut down by the health department. This kind of business is unacceptable! Members of Yelp, beware of this place. read more
15 years ago
I love going here for their pastries! I usually go here after eating @ Honey Pig which is next door(a good place to eat for lunch & dinner which is all u can eat & also they are open 24 hours!) My Favs are custard pastries & the cookies!! Great service!! read more
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