Basquia Bakery

Really clean, nice space with a ton of seating area from tables to circular sofas. There’s also a good amount of food options from bakery to hot food to drinks. This is a nice place to chill after shopping at the supermarket. Lena helped us with our order and was super nice. Honestly lit up the whole place and would love to come here again because of her kindness and service.

We had the chocolate cream sulpang and it was delicious! It was light and not too sweet.

their 술빵 is the best item followed by the red bean bread. we had already tried their bestseller so we decided to get the banana pudding, which was a special item. this did not taste like banana pudding. it was overly cinnamon-y from the crumbs on top, and the biscuits and cake layers were not moist enough to be called banana pudding--the biscuits were still very crunchy? questionable. also i think there were cake crumbs in here, which doesn't follow the typical banana pudding protocol. i think the store just had some leftover cake bits and random cookies that they didn't want to throw out, so they threw together something kind of (not really) resembling banana pudding to make a profit.

The tteokbokki (Rose, original) were excellent. The seating area is clean and spacious, and the overall cafe is very well maintained. The only downside was we asked for water because the tteokbokki was hot. They refused to give water, stating that there was a water fountain in the mall. When we asked for cups to go get water from that fountain, they refused. We ended up having to buy a water bottle from the cafe too. Hoping this doesn't happen to other customers.

My first time here, the entrance was a little annoying. They have a door on the outside, but you can't go in that way. It doesn't say you can't go in that way either. From inside the market you can go in but you can't bring in the cart which is annoying if you just finished shopping. I didn't want to bring the stuff in the car and go back in. After kind of pushing my way through, which everyone else was doing, why I'm not sure. It was rude, like we're all going in for the same thing but whatever. There wasn't a huge selection, but it was enough to keep everyone happy. They had grab and go pastries and cake slices that you lined up for, and they also had coffees and teas. This is a list of the items I tried: 1. Bake plain sulpang - My cousin told me that this was so good and tasted like a baked puto. When I tried it, it was ok. Nothing special. It was like the top of a sourdough bread and nothing great on the inside. 2. Strawberry sulpang - This had strawberry cream on the inside and a strawberry on top. This was my favorite. It was lightly sweet and didn't taste like artificial strawberries. 3. Ganschu chocolate cake - light and not too sweet. I was torn between this and mango. 4. Mango slice - Mango is always my go-to, and this wasn't bad. It was light 5. Carrot cake - This I do not recommend. The cake part was so dry it was inedible. It was a pretty good experience. I can't wait to come back and try more items. I wanted to try the chocolate covered madelines. I saw they were the only one's that were untouched. For $4 each, I can see why.