Good Morning Bakery — Restaurant in Coquitlam

This is a Korean bakery in the Hanin village, a plaza with bunch of Korean stores. It's probably why when you walk in here, you might wonder why am I here if you aren't Korean or don't speak Korean. However, if that's the reason you don't want to try the bakery , know that some ladies working at the shop can speak English. Even if they do not, you just might want to give this place a try. Some of their baked goods might surprise you how good/fresh they are. Pretty much what happened to my MIL visiting us from Ottawa. Their cream puffs and blueberry cake were her all time favourite. Their Korean drinks are good too. Might want to skip the pizza styled baked goods though.. unless they are your thing. I keep coming back here for their blueberry cakes . Just call ahead to reserve one for pickup about a week ahead. It'll be very fresh. The only thing is they don't do much customization so they might do a little writing but that's about it. If you tell them it's for a birthday, they'll give you a little thing to stick on or a few candles. Anyway. Prefer these cakes over h mart or tnt...

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I recently visited Good Morning Bakery, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy some delightful treats.

The iced latte was a refreshing start to continue my day. The perfect balance of rich coffee and creamy milk, combined with just the right amount of sweetness, made it a truly enjoyable drink. The presentation was lovely, and the eco-friendly straw was a nice touch.

The bakery itself is a treasure trove of delicious goodies. The variety of freshly baked bread and pastries on display was impressive. Each item looked incredibly appetizing, and it was clear that a lot of care and attention to detail goes into their preparation. The pastries were beautifully arranged, making it difficult to...

I was here the first time to buy bread. It is a Korean bakery plus a small cafe. The space is small, so i felt packed everywhere. However, the buns, bread and cakes looked very delicious. I bought a coffee bun, a small loaf of mocha bread, soboro bun (crispy peanut butter on top) and a bun with some almond pieces on top (sorry I forgot what it is called).

The coffee bun had some custard inside. It was okay. The soboro bun was very light that I was eating air (which means it was not filling). The bun with almond pieces on top tasted very sweet. Probably it was not my favourite bread. The mocha bread was okay or average.

I may try their cakes next time, but won’t buy their bread anymore. Pricing is reasonable. There is a share parking lot...