The bakery items all look so yummy and taste great! They also offer unique egg tart selections! Atmosphere is super quaint and workers are so nice!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordon Cain
They rebranded to "Moon Plates" drastically reduced the quality of the bread selections and increased the prices. Cakes are still good, but spending over $5 for hotdog bread that's plain bread and half a hot dog is pathetic. These prices are almost double the prices of 85C.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 5
Ying Liang
Small bakery with good vibes! Metered street parking nearby in a busy area with lots of food and shops. Small tables available outside. Tried an egg tart, flaky crust (a bit oily) and soft filling, overall not bad for the price.
lyrehcush
The breads here r already, but the price r higher than other bakeries. Feel like not worthy to buy here
Joanne R.
We stumbled upon this bakery and got tempted with the 'Hong Kong' style baked goods. We were there around 2:30pm and by then most baked items were sold out. There were a few egg custard tarts left so we took the 'buy 5 and get 1 free' offer. And I must say they are legit HK egg custard tarts ! They still tasted good the next day.Next time we will try other items.
Mark R.
Unfortunately this store is inconsistent at best and not worth returning to.The egg tarts have grown smaller and smaller while the prices continue to increase. The flavors have also changed throughout the stores lifetime to more bland, grittier pastry.They used to have an amazing selection of breads, but it's clear there has been a change of supplier with a rapid drop in quality. I've purchased several breads from their shelf that were stale in best case, and moldy / black at its worst.If you want to play Russian roulette with your stomach & wallet this is the place for you. If you want a nice dessert or pastry there are numerous places up and down Sawtelle that do it better.
Steven T.
I recently moved to Sawtelle and was so happy to come across Supita. Starting off with the ambiance, the place has outdoor seating so no need to go anywhere else if you're hanging around the area. Shop is cute, clean, and filled with various freshly baked goods that has the whole store smelling great. We had the pork floss bun, cheese bread, sausage and mushroom bread that were very good. On top of that, the store also sells Hong Kong style drinks like milk tea and coffee that are a great addition to what we ate. A good option in the area for something different from all the restaurants.Employees were also very kind and provided good service. Looking forward to coming back often!
Sandra K.
Solid 5 stars for their Portuguese egg tart and 4.5 for egg tart. The Portuguese egg tart crust is light and flaky and the egg custard is soft and not too sweet. So good. The egg tart was pretty good too. Crust and egg a little firmer. Both excellent, just preference to how you like your egg tarts. Came to the store around 9:50pm and glad they still had some. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.
Marbo Cheng
Pretty good cheesetart.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Du Rainie
Bought 3 items and all not tasty. The tuna one is too salty, matcha one and blueberry one smell sour. Cost over $20 for 3
I've definitely had better egg tarts in Arcadia or SGV. They have a variety of egg tarts here, all of which we tried were pretty mediocre. We came in late on a weekend and the woman at the register told us if we bought 3 should would give us a 4th free.Well after I left, I realized she not only charged me for the 4th egg tart, but she also added a 3% surcharge for using my credit card. I wasn't paying attention as I was adding a 20% tip to my bill thinking she was being nice, but wow definitely won't be coming back again after that. Go to Paris Baguette instead, they have way better baked goods for half the price.
Matthew N.
A much needed addition to the Westside. Before Supita, you could only get good Hong Kong style pastries and drinks in SGV. But no more. Supita has some of the best egg tarts I've had. They have original egg tarts, Portuguese egg tarts, and egg white tarts. They also have other traditional Hong Kong pastries and they're all really good. My favorite are the egg tarts. The crust is buttery and flakey, and the filling is smooth and creamy.I also love their Hong Kong style milk tea. It has a great strong flavor and I def recommend if you need a caffeine kick
Verna C.
I was in the Sawtelle area and saw that a relatively new egg tart place opened, so I decided to drop in. They have a good variety of bakery items, including bread and cakes, but there was no price on the signs. There were two types of egg tarts displayed, but no description or sign, so I had to ask the cashier, who said that one was Hong Kong style while the other was Portuguese style.I ended up getting one of each of the egg tarts. Taste-wise, both were good and had distinct flavor profiles. The Portuguese egg tart was still warm and had a nice flakey crust, with the inside tasting a bit like crème brulee. Unfortunately, the mediocre rating is due to store policy. There is a sign that says NO cash accepted, but a 3% surcharge is placed on all credit card purchases. That means that the only way to circumvent the charge is to pay with a debit card, which I happened to not have with me. Thankfully, my purchase was small so the fee was only $0.20, but that means this policy hinders customers from making large purchases. Also, aside from drink prices listed on the screen, the lack of price transparency and descriptions for allergies bothers me.Overall, the egg tarts are solid and do make this place a tart specialist as the name of the store suggests, but I would be reluctant to return.
Trin H.
|[ e g g t a r t 蛋 撻 ]|LOVED egg tarts growing up so was excited to try an egg tart specialty shop!! Cute lil store w various pastries/buns making me tempted to try everything. Decided to try the egg white (my health conscious side lol) and Portuguese tarts since they seemed to be well liked on here. It was lightly sweet and good, just quite pricey for what it is. Simply what I expect a standard egg tart to be like which is not too oily, fresh, and not overly sweet. My fav out of the 2 is egg white but I enjoyed both.|[ $ ]|Due to price not sure I'd frequent for egg tarts since there's def much cheaper options, but if they make more specialty kinds (green tea, etc.) I may be more tempted to try it out (didn't have any specialty ones during my visit sadly). |[ v e r d i c t ]|Service was friendly/patient in explaining options, though wish they had descriptions up! More of a grab and go but I think there's some space to hangout if need be. Overall, fun snack on Sawtelle worth trying but given many dessert options here I feel it's too expensive (I get rent here prob high but might need to add more value to the price to keep returning patrons imo).
Tu-Anh N.
WHEN: Sat @4pmSuch a cute bakery, with seatings outside that is covered. They have a large selection of breads, baked goods and cold snacks and drinks. Egg Tarts is specialty and they have all sorts of kinds, so I decided to have a tasting of them all. They even package it in a lovely box!EGG WHITE TART - $2.95I don't recommend. It's like ordering unflavored tart. EGG TART (Hong Kong) - $2.75Your standard traditional tart, and it was what I expect it to be.CHEESE TART - $3.25A tart tart, haha. It's okay if you're into that kind of pallet. Not too sweet so more on the tart side cuz of the cheese.PORTUGUESE TART - $2.95A good one!I did it, enjoyed it, and now can move on with my life.
The bakery items all look so yummy and taste great! They also offer unique egg tart selections! Atmosphere is super quaint and workers are so nice!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They rebranded to "Moon Plates" drastically reduced the quality of the bread selections and increased the prices. Cakes are still good, but spending over $5 for hotdog bread that's plain bread and half a hot dog is pathetic. These prices are almost double the prices of 85C.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 5
Small bakery with good vibes! Metered street parking nearby in a busy area with lots of food and shops. Small tables available outside. Tried an egg tart, flaky crust (a bit oily) and soft filling, overall not bad for the price.
The breads here r already, but the price r higher than other bakeries. Feel like not worthy to buy here
We stumbled upon this bakery and got tempted with the 'Hong Kong' style baked goods. We were there around 2:30pm and by then most baked items were sold out. There were a few egg custard tarts left so we took the 'buy 5 and get 1 free' offer. And I must say they are legit HK egg custard tarts ! They still tasted good the next day.Next time we will try other items.
Unfortunately this store is inconsistent at best and not worth returning to.The egg tarts have grown smaller and smaller while the prices continue to increase. The flavors have also changed throughout the stores lifetime to more bland, grittier pastry.They used to have an amazing selection of breads, but it's clear there has been a change of supplier with a rapid drop in quality. I've purchased several breads from their shelf that were stale in best case, and moldy / black at its worst.If you want to play Russian roulette with your stomach & wallet this is the place for you. If you want a nice dessert or pastry there are numerous places up and down Sawtelle that do it better.
I recently moved to Sawtelle and was so happy to come across Supita. Starting off with the ambiance, the place has outdoor seating so no need to go anywhere else if you're hanging around the area. Shop is cute, clean, and filled with various freshly baked goods that has the whole store smelling great. We had the pork floss bun, cheese bread, sausage and mushroom bread that were very good. On top of that, the store also sells Hong Kong style drinks like milk tea and coffee that are a great addition to what we ate. A good option in the area for something different from all the restaurants.Employees were also very kind and provided good service. Looking forward to coming back often!
Solid 5 stars for their Portuguese egg tart and 4.5 for egg tart. The Portuguese egg tart crust is light and flaky and the egg custard is soft and not too sweet. So good. The egg tart was pretty good too. Crust and egg a little firmer. Both excellent, just preference to how you like your egg tarts. Came to the store around 9:50pm and glad they still had some. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.
Pretty good cheesetart.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Bought 3 items and all not tasty. The tuna one is too salty, matcha one and blueberry one smell sour. Cost over $20 for 3
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
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I've definitely had better egg tarts in Arcadia or SGV. They have a variety of egg tarts here, all of which we tried were pretty mediocre. We came in late on a weekend and the woman at the register told us if we bought 3 should would give us a 4th free.Well after I left, I realized she not only charged me for the 4th egg tart, but she also added a 3% surcharge for using my credit card. I wasn't paying attention as I was adding a 20% tip to my bill thinking she was being nice, but wow definitely won't be coming back again after that. Go to Paris Baguette instead, they have way better baked goods for half the price.
A much needed addition to the Westside. Before Supita, you could only get good Hong Kong style pastries and drinks in SGV. But no more. Supita has some of the best egg tarts I've had. They have original egg tarts, Portuguese egg tarts, and egg white tarts. They also have other traditional Hong Kong pastries and they're all really good. My favorite are the egg tarts. The crust is buttery and flakey, and the filling is smooth and creamy.I also love their Hong Kong style milk tea. It has a great strong flavor and I def recommend if you need a caffeine kick
I was in the Sawtelle area and saw that a relatively new egg tart place opened, so I decided to drop in. They have a good variety of bakery items, including bread and cakes, but there was no price on the signs. There were two types of egg tarts displayed, but no description or sign, so I had to ask the cashier, who said that one was Hong Kong style while the other was Portuguese style.I ended up getting one of each of the egg tarts. Taste-wise, both were good and had distinct flavor profiles. The Portuguese egg tart was still warm and had a nice flakey crust, with the inside tasting a bit like crème brulee. Unfortunately, the mediocre rating is due to store policy. There is a sign that says NO cash accepted, but a 3% surcharge is placed on all credit card purchases. That means that the only way to circumvent the charge is to pay with a debit card, which I happened to not have with me. Thankfully, my purchase was small so the fee was only $0.20, but that means this policy hinders customers from making large purchases. Also, aside from drink prices listed on the screen, the lack of price transparency and descriptions for allergies bothers me.Overall, the egg tarts are solid and do make this place a tart specialist as the name of the store suggests, but I would be reluctant to return.
|[ e g g t a r t 蛋 撻 ]|LOVED egg tarts growing up so was excited to try an egg tart specialty shop!! Cute lil store w various pastries/buns making me tempted to try everything. Decided to try the egg white (my health conscious side lol) and Portuguese tarts since they seemed to be well liked on here. It was lightly sweet and good, just quite pricey for what it is. Simply what I expect a standard egg tart to be like which is not too oily, fresh, and not overly sweet. My fav out of the 2 is egg white but I enjoyed both.|[ $ ]|Due to price not sure I'd frequent for egg tarts since there's def much cheaper options, but if they make more specialty kinds (green tea, etc.) I may be more tempted to try it out (didn't have any specialty ones during my visit sadly). |[ v e r d i c t ]|Service was friendly/patient in explaining options, though wish they had descriptions up! More of a grab and go but I think there's some space to hangout if need be. Overall, fun snack on Sawtelle worth trying but given many dessert options here I feel it's too expensive (I get rent here prob high but might need to add more value to the price to keep returning patrons imo).
WHEN: Sat @4pmSuch a cute bakery, with seatings outside that is covered. They have a large selection of breads, baked goods and cold snacks and drinks. Egg Tarts is specialty and they have all sorts of kinds, so I decided to have a tasting of them all. They even package it in a lovely box!EGG WHITE TART - $2.95I don't recommend. It's like ordering unflavored tart. EGG TART (Hong Kong) - $2.75Your standard traditional tart, and it was what I expect it to be.CHEESE TART - $3.25A tart tart, haha. It's okay if you're into that kind of pallet. Not too sweet so more on the tart side cuz of the cheese.PORTUGUESE TART - $2.95A good one!I did it, enjoyed it, and now can move on with my life.