Absolutely blown away by Bon Bon Bakery. Their cakes are next-level -- not only stunning to look…read moreat, but genuinely some of the best-tasting desserts I've ever had. Every detail is thoughtfully done, from the clean, elegant design to the perfectly balanced flavors (not overly sweet, just right). You can tell they care about quality and service -- the texture, the freshness, the flavor combinations... everything hits. It's rare to find a bakery that nails both aesthetics and taste this well. If you're looking for a cake that feels special, elevated, and actually delivers on flavor, this is the place. Family owned and operated! I'll be coming back every time I need something beautiful and delicious.

Five stars for the twisted donuts alone! These are easily my favorite, and I actually plan my…read moreshopping trip around a stop at Bon Bon. Everything here is delicious and unique, making it a great spot for gifts (and their display cakes are stunning). It's a very quiet, calm atmosphere which might feel a bit awkward at first, but you have to push past that because the food is worth it. I first discovered them through Boo Han, and I'm so glad I did. Do yourself a favor and check them out!

Positive vide, super friendly staff. This place offers plenty of deserts. I had a snowflake mango…read more It's was delicious.

Finally made it here! Lots of parking, nice cashier…read more Came for the soft serve with taiyaki. I got matcha with nutella filled taiyaki; hubby got ube with custard filled taiyaki and a potato cheese dog (don't ask ME why!). The soft serve is icy; the taiyaki is more fun than delicious. I tasted potato dog but won't do that again. It's a fun dessert and I'm glad I had it. I would go again, but I'd get the ube soft serve with nutella filled taiyaki, and my guy would do the same. I will skip the food, but my husband's taste is sometimes inexplicable to me.

My first visit back on 3/1/25 was a disappointment, because since NBrothers Bakeshop had sold out…read moreof product, so the shop was closed when I arrived. Fast forward to 10/30/25 where I made the effort to stop by again. Convenient marked parking spots right out front. Pleasant welcome as I honed in on the pastry case and peeped at the speed rack with freshly baked goods. Retail shop was bright, clean, and smelled great. The Homie selected a six pack of Bacon Swiss pandesals. I was conservative and opted for one classic cheese ensaymada. We were convinced to try a freebie and The Homie selected the ube cheese pandesal. I was skeptical because I'm not much of a ube person. However, when we split it to share in the parking lot....omg that was pretty amazing! I was very tempted to go back inside and buy more. However, I refrained knowing our car trunk was already full of various carbs purchased from other places in Parkland and Lakewood. The Puget Sound region is lucky to have choices in Everett, Lynnwood, Seattle, Tukwila, Kent, and here in Lakewood. But nothing yet are comparable to a particular bakery in SoCal and of course, my late father's pandesal and ensaymadas. NBrothers Bakeshop, a worthy detour if in the Lakewood Towne Center vicinity!

We were there about 2 pm yesterday/Saturday. There was not…read morereally much to choose from for items. People were friendly and nice. They had this apple crumb cookie that was beyond incredible. I should have bought them all. Sooo good!! The Ube pandesal was good, fresh and hot out of the oven. It's worth the trip, just for the cookies! Just don't go on the days that I do, I need all the cookies to myself!

What a wonderful place, be careful some of the deserts are big enough for two people. Super great…read moreguy working the counter. And prices are reasonable

This spot is in the 72nd shopping plaza near Winco, but closer to the Applebee's…read more They have various desserts from shaved snow aka ice that is already flavored , to waffles, egg puffs, and drinks. The store itself is pretty small inside with a few tables and seats along the front windows if memory serves me right. I ended up getting the Thai Dye coz I've been on a Thai tea kick lately. It comes with fruity pebbles, rainbow mochi and condensed milk. It was pretty decent on a hot day. My friend got the egg puffs and ate them all, so they must've been good. Lol. Staff was chill and helpful.

We stopped by Coffee Kitchen about two weeks ago while driving back home, and it turned out to be…read moresuch a pleasant surprise. Since we were passing by and totally new to the town and surrounding, we just google/yelp but we are so glad that we picked this one over others. The owner/barista was incredibly kind and welcoming. We both have specific dietary preferences and usually prefer drinks with very low sugar. She took the time to listen carefully and recommended something that would suit our taste. I honestly couldn't believe how perfectly she balanced the drink--it had just the right flavor with minimal sugar, exactly the way we like it. What really stood out was her hospitality. The shop itself was neat, organized, and very clean, which immediately made the experience feel comfortable. When she handed us our coffees, she made sure to check that everything was according to our taste and preference. That personal touch meant a lot. Their **menu also looked very unique**, with some really interesting drink options that you don't usually see at typical coffee places. If we ever drive through that route again, we will absolutely make it a point to stop at **Coffee Kitchen**. I truly feel the town is lucky to have small businesses and people like this who care so much about their customers. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Listen, salt bread IS worth the hype, and I was so stoked to have access to it without having to…read morefly to Korea. Mine came right out of the oven, so it was nice and toasty. It's a gorgeous marriage between a croissant and a butter roll seasoned with just the right amount of salt. As I was leaving, the owner gave me a bag of salt bread croutons dusted with cinnamon sugar. The sweet potato brioche loaf was pretty solid, too. Pass on the matcha cookie. I was bummed that the coffee bingsu is no longer a menu item.

Everything went well. Quick service and big doughnuts! Small space inside but it has a drive-thru…read morewith lots of options.

Just doing an update for House of Donuts! I'm still giving it five stars as it remains one of my…read morefavorite donut shops in the Lakewood and Tacoma vicinity. March is when they usually have a Guiness Porter donut which is just amazing. But alas when we came here this past weekend they did not have it. I'm not sure if it's something they don't do anymore or if it was just unavailable that day. But we got a three different (or variations) of donuts with coconut on them as well as a cherry drizzle, cookies and cream and a cinnamon sugar donut. All very, very good. House of Donuts is a place I don't often make it to for the simple reason it's fairly off the beaten path from my usual routes but I will certainly will seek it out when March rolls around and perhaps on those infrequent occasions when I'm close by it.

Okay, 4 words...Whipped Crème Fruit Cakes. These cakes are…read moregorgeous and delicious, perfectly packaged in a sweet box by a very nice baker. If you are looking for amazing cake for the same price as you would buy a quite less than mediocre cake at Safeway or god forbid Walmart, do not come to this bakery. The largest size cake which feeds 8 or people is about $45, and worth every penny. Do not, do not do not forget to grab some other baked goodies while you are there! They have scrumptious simple pastries that are a nice "less-sweet" version of the goopy donuts you buy at Krispy Kreme, and by far more delightful.

Overpriced cakes and it wasn't even close to being delicious. It was hard and not enough filings…read moresmh!

I've had my eye on this spot since they first opened as I love Filipino pastries and baked goods…read moreand knowing I don't have to go all the way to Red Ribbon is nice. When we entered on a Thursday afternoon, we were welcomed by two different female employees. We looked around and they still had a good amount of stock left for their baked goods, hot foods, and other snacks. Inside is definitely dim and very quiet, no music or TV playing to give it any ambiance. The staff seem friendly but also didn't really offer the most welcoming or warm presence that you would typically find in a Filipino establishment. The prices here seem fair and affordable, which was great as we were looking for a snack to hold us over until we had lunch. We ordered a pork siopao, chicken siopao, and an order of their pork shumai. Unfortunately, I don't think the cashier heard my boyfriend as we only got the pork siopao but he was to tired to correct her. She did try to sell us on turon a few times but my boyfriend isn't a fan of turon (I don't know why this is but he is Filipino and just tells me that he isn't a fan of a lot of Filipino desserts). We got in the car to eat our food. Our dogs were with us and were enticed by the smell as well, so that's a good sign as we complimented the smell too. I wish the food was kept just a bit hotter, but that's my minor gripe as I just don't like lukewarm foods. Now I will admit that the shumai is decent, but the sauce that comes with it is the star of the show. It has some spice while having this tangy umami kick that brought out the flavors of not only the shumai but also the siopao. My boyfriend and I were really impressed and tempted to go order more but we will definitely be back to get more of the hot foods and try some of the baked goods.

Loved the $1 day old pastries. Good deal. The pork bao was decent and the ube pastel (purple bread)…read morewas my favorite of the three baked goods I bought. It's hard to find a Filipino bakery South of Seattle, so props!