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Shokku Bakery

3.7 (20 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Feng W.

Cute new bakery opened in the Jusgo food court near the entrance! Interior was nicely decorated and clean. However when we arrived, there was not a lot of things available unfortunately. Their drink menu is very limited to coffees only.

Coty S.

Metro Atlanta has their first Hokkaido style Japanese bakery Currently in soft opening, this much anticipated bakery is FINALLY open to the public. Inside my favorite food court in Metro Atlanta, is this bright and shiny new sweet spot featuring rare desserts like charcoal croissants, mont blanc, and even crystal mochi ! Brought to you by the same owners as our beloved Fujissa for the best strong macha favorites This location has the same authenticity, quality, and innovation with exciting seasonal products. I can't wait to visit Hokkiado again, but until then will be at this shop every weekend. My favorites: 1 Charcoal Croissant 2 Matcha Croissant 3 Crystal Mochi 4 Melon Pan 5 Mont Blanc 6 Egg Tart 7 Pudding 8 Curry Pan 9 Strawberry Shortcake = Japanese Christmas Cake

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Miyuki Y.

Honestly I thought everything was just ok.... Everything was priced fairly and the shop was very clean & organized (which is greatly appreciated) I expected a bigger selection of drinks/pastries, nothing really stood out to set them apart from other bakeries down the road. I will say the mochi was delicious and I really enjoyed the black sesame bun as well. Mayhaps I'll give it another run

Amanda C.

Was excited to try this new bakery but was left disappointed. About half of the pastries were gone by 12:30pm. Things are also a bit pricier and bread is not as substantial as other Asian bakeries. Smaller pieces for more money. Their pineapple bun was like a melon pan with a different cookie top - also as a Japanese bakery they should differentiate some items compared to Chinese bakeries. Their red bean bun could have more filling, the bread was also very airy. Egg tart was not bad, but using pre made puff pastry for the crust and still charging $4 for one does not feel worth it to me. Fried curry bun also didn't have much curry in it and oil smell was strong. Maybe I ordered the wrong things. Will try a croissant next time. The reusable insulated bag was nice.

Exquisite! I wanted to get this so bad, but it has cream cheese and my lactose intolerance would have been unforgiving.
Charles D.

Had a delicious Red Bean doughnut! All the bakery items looked amazing and they had samples available on many.

Xing C.

I had been looking forward to this bakery for quite a while, and it finally opened. I visited during their first week, but to be honest, I was a bit disappointed. Since it's located inside a Jusgo Supermarket, the storefront is quite small, and the pastries weren't particularly refined. However, the prices were definitely a bit of a "shokku"--just like the shop's name--on the expensive side for what they offer. That said, I recently got their Reserved Surprise Bag through Too Good To Go, and it turned out to be a pretty good deal. Every item in the mystery bag tasted decent, and I felt it was worth the price this time. Still, if I had to pay full price for these individually, I'd probably hesitate. Hopefully, next time the surprise will be even better!

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Denise C.

This relatively new bakery is a great addition to the Tokyo Kuma mall. It's open and clean design allows customers to peruse and browse without feeling too crowded. They had some pastry samples out as well which was nice if you're new to the store.. the mochi are huge, the red bean buns are amazing and so much more. We'll be back!

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Valarie H.

Very good bakery in a cute little mall in Duluth. The to guys were so wonderful and let me know the specials. If you post social media you get Free treats . Everything was delicious. The price was very good as well.

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Patricia T.

The bakery is inside a shopping center full of other restaurants and grocery stores. The inside of the bakery is cute, not much seating on the inside but there's plenty of seating right outside of the shop. I got an egg tart and it's the best I've ever had, it was warm and fresh. It was a hint of sweet while maintaining that egg taste. It costed about $3 but I would come back again to buy some more!! I love egg tarts

No fillings
Lisa S.

This is the absolute worst Asian bakery I've ever visited in Metro Atlanta. The pastries lacks the flavor and they tasted like something you can make using Pillsbury dough. I bought Cream Pastry and there was no fillings inside. Just a tasteless pie sheet with sugar on the top. I can't believe I wasted $7+ for 2 blunt pastries. Better off buying from Publix deli. Atlanta has so many choices when it comes to the Asian Bakery choices and I don't see myself going back to this place at all.

Kelly N.

Having been open for about a month, it's saying quite a bit that it's not as busy as one would expect from a new Japanese bakery. It's on the small side considering other bakeries in the Duluth area, but it could be worth going to depending on what's available. The desserts I got were good, and I would go back for more, especially certain cakes I've seen and missed, but I'm still a bit hesitant. I went again before writing this review about a week ago, and it seems they also started(?) selling a full cake as well instead of just slices of cake. Some items are marked as limited availability, yet they do put out more, so I'm not sure how limited the run is. Are they making more until they no longer want to, or are they getting it from elsewhere? I know there was a Lady M popup a while back, and if they're selling products in that way, it makes me question the freshness of the those particular cakes. All items I've gotten were lovely, even the cake I'm question! I'm merely curious, especially with how I want to try more but worry about how these Lady M cakes came to be here for a limited time.

Egg tart

This bakery is located inside Jusgo supermarket. I pass by it all the time when it was under construction. The interior was very nice and clean. There are two small tables to sit down at but plenty more outside the bakery. It has the same set up as many of the Asian bakeries in the area -- grab a clean tray and a pair of tongs, get your bread, and pay at the counter. I stood in line as the cashier was packing the buns for the customer ahead of me. I like that they pack each pastry in clear cellophane baggies but wish that each bun was prepacked before being displayed for grab-and-go. For sanitation purposes, even though the cashier wore gloves, she touched the POS and then proceeded to bagged the buns in clear bags. She took about 5 minutes checking out the customer before me and it felt just as long if not longer when it was my turn to pay. Instead of the plastic bags , they provided a reusable bag to hold my pastries. I didn't order coffee from this place but I personally wouldn't considering how slow pace they work at. I saw three labeled cups on counter when I stood in line and only one was made by the time I left the store. I got 7 items to try and it totaled $36.29 but paid $41.74 not knowing I tipped the cashier. The cashier said "tap here and sign", so I did just that and realized I when I got home and saw the receipt. My fault for not checking in the first place. - The egg tart ($2.99) was the only decent thing I would come back for if I ever come because they're so expensive. - The slices of cakes (ringo and Hazelnut carame) were $6.99 each and not great. The ringo (green colored) had a weird sour taste. The hazelnut carame tasted ljke whipped cream -- great for someone who likes that. - Three-color soft cheese (combo) was dry. All three were dry and I couldn't tell what flavor each was. - Melon bun was good, on the dry side, but not worth $3.99 - Hokkaido Pineapple bun tasted like the melon bun but with a different top layer. Also not worth the $3.29. I prefer the Chinese pineapple bun over this. I personally wouldn't come back or recommend this to friends and family because the food here is below mediocre and expensive, and service is extremely slow.

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Shokku Bakery - bakeries - Updated May 2026

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