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    Matt Bakes

    3.7 (21 reviews)
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    breakfast sandwich
    Nazia C.

    I came two Saturdays in a row. The breakfast sandwich with hashbrown is my favorite. It has sausage and an egg inside. The slightly sweet pineapple bun goes perfect with the breakfast sandwich. I tried the egg sandwich with a hashbrown but it was just okay. The plaintain chips are also really good and can be added as a side for any sandwich. They have pastries and cookies for purchase as well.

    Crab Soup Dumplings
    Priya K.

    Ordered the crab soup dumplings. It's 4 dumplings for around $6. There was no soup inside and the crab meat tasted a bit old. Overall, this was pretty horrible. I also am unsure why it took 25 minutes to serve these.

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    Joneice B.

    Great customer service here. Came in the do some shopping within the Asian shopping center. We opted to grab a cocktail and some late lunch. My husband ordered me the chicken Sando on the pineapple bun. I did not enjoy the bun. They were so nice and changed out the bread for my Sando, to the Japanese milk bread. I enjoyed my chicken Sando and throughly was impressed with my plantain chips. Check this out if you want some yummy grub.

    Myra Y.

    Ordered 2 spamwhiches and 1 cha sui sandwhich for my kids. Service was very slow at ~20 min from when we ordered on the kiosk. They mixed up a few items from mine and my friend's orders - so we had to account for missing items even after waiting soo long. This added to the frustration of some very hungry kids. The 2 spamwhiches were made differently which confused my kids. My cha sui was okay but the bun was a bit much. I kinda wish it came with the toast instead. It's something I would get again. Each sandwhich came with a drink from the cooler that the counter person didn't tell us about. I had to deduce based on other orders. I'm not sure I would be back again as there are other options we can try in the food court

    Fried pork and plantain chips
    Carol T.

    Service is friendly. Unfortunately I came to try the bbq pork plate but they were out. I ended up getting the fried pork sandwich with plantain chips and a currant juice box. The pork was good but kind of hard to eat as a sandwich and I didn't have a fork and knife. It's a big size on a Hawaiian role with pickles and sauce. The chips were delicious! We had a very good ube turtle pastry for dessert! There is a decent amount of seating for this food court.

    Three Sauce Rice Noodles
    Anita P.

    Matt bakes can be found in the back of the Gangnam market food court. I ordered the three sauce rice noodles which consisted of sesame oil, sriracha, and hoisin. I felt the combo was a bit basic but the rice noodles themselves were very fresh. I ended up having to wait 30 mins for them, which was a bit longer than I expected so I would only place an order here if you're looking for multiple meal size items as opposed to a snack.

    Monica N.

    We got the egg sando and the karaage chicken sandwich. The egg sando is not the like Japanese egg sando - it was honestly pretty underwhelming. The best part about it was the Japanese milk bread. The chicken sandwich was good but nothing special that I would come back for. The pastries looked good but we didn't get a chance to try them.

    Char Siu Bun
    Lele Y.

    Inside Gangnam Market! Saw photos of their items on Gangnam Market yelp page so wanted to give some love on the shop's own page! Plenty of pastry items available and menu was extensive for breakfast items ~ I opt for the Char Siu Bun (Chinese BBQ pork) which comes with egg, hash brown, and cheese Everything was tasty and toasty, nicely charred too - really enjoyed this item, plantain chips were a nice snack too Free drink with every breakfast item! Would love to come back next time to try their Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken Bun

    Smashed Waygu Beef Sandwich with Coleslaw and fries!!!! The fries were a special and they are insane!!!
    Kyle D.

    They need a gashapon machine for Matt Bakes because until my next meal I'll be つ _ つwaiting for you! つ _ つ New favorite place to bring friends- locals and visitors alike -- MATT BAKES SLAPS! !(^o^)! Matt can toast my pineapple buns any day- the Wizard behind the Curtain!!! ( ° ل °) I've tried everything on their menu. (ò_ó) The truffle beef and egg is particularly spectacular. TRY THE SPECIALS. You gotta get a coffee cat and a strawberry turtle guy. Try to resist their cuteness () Ok well now you know. Matt bakes deserves a line out the door but I'm happy it doesn't have one rn 。‿。 Can't wait to try the pineapple waffles???? Huh??? Please show me Rachel, show me!!!!

    Char siu and fried egg sandwich w/ plantain chips
    Samir K.

    Food court spot in Gangam market. Was feeling breakfast so I got the char siu and fried egg Sando. Love me a pineapple bun. It was flaky and sweet. Nice fried egg and layer of cheese. Hash brown was super crisp but a little greasy. Finally, the pork was overcooked which took a lot away from the sandwich. Super messy so highly recommend some napkins. Plantain chips on the side were meh. Definitely worth stopping by especially on Monday when it's 30% off.

    Char Siu and Fried Egg Sandwich BBQ pork, hash brown, fried egg & cheese on a pineapple bun.
    Anthony Z.

    Ambience is a food court in the Gangnam Market. Gangnam Market is awesome and worth the trip on its own, but if you come to the Gangnam market then come with an appetite because they food options are great! The service is as straight forward as you'd expect for a food market. I've had Matt Bakes twice now. The first time I went I got the Char Siu and Fried Egg Sandwich which had BBQ pork, hash brown, fried egg & cheese on a pineapple bun. The Char Siu itself was 8/10 and the sandwich as a whole was 9/10. I'd give it a 10/10 if it had a little more cheese and if the egg was cooked just a little more. This breakfast sandwich gives Kasama's breakfast sandwich a run for its money. The first time I went I forgot to take a pics, but the second time I went I was sure to get a picture. The second time I went I got the Truffle Beef and Eggs Sandwich which included Truffle beef & soft scrambled eggs on shokupan with coleslaw on the side. This sandwich is very savory and one of a kind. I highly recommend you give it a try. The coleslaw was 7/10 which makes it worth trying in my opinion. I didn't get any pictures of the baked goods, but I highly recommend trying their donuts and strawberry bun. I even bought some of the pineapple buns for homemade burgers.

    Truffle beef and egg sandwich with plantain chips and a sweet dessert I forgot the name. Shokupan something! All were delicious!!!!
    Jasmine V.

    First time trying Matt Bakes and the girl behind the counter suggested the truffle beef egg sandwich and the sweet shokupan special. All I can say is wow. You could really taste the truffle in the thinly sliced beef and the egg was so soft. Nothing was overcooked. Just perfect. And then the crunch from the milk bread made it feel so delicate and savory. I'm drooling just remember the first bite! The plantain chips were a perfect pairing as it was not too sweet and had the perfect crunch. I also enjoyed the sweet shokupan dessert. I'm sorry I forget the name but it was a special over the weekend. It had creamy white custard of some sort inside and it was so good! I can't wait to come back and try the other items on the menu!

    Breakfast sandwich with egg, cheese and char siu on pineapple bread
    Michael B.

    Took my grandsons around Gangnam Market and ate at Matt Bakes. Quick efficient service in a vibrant environment. Boys had breakfast sandwiches and they loved them. One with fried chicken the other with Char Siu. I had shrimp rolls and Siu Mai. I would get the shrimp rolls again.

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