MamMoth Bakery Bakery,Restaurant a Gardena

Name: MamMoth Bakery
Address: 1620 W Redondo Beach Blvd #9024, Gardena, United States
Telephone: 13105389031
Rating: 5.0

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MamMoth Bakery

Recensioni

#1 Da 162 a Gardena

11 Revisione

Ambiente

10/10

Cibo

10/10

Interno

10/10

Prezzi

10/10

Servizio

10/10

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Prezzo & Cucina

$ Japanese

Tipologia ristorante

Bakery, Restaurant

Caratteristiche

Wheelchair Accessible

Informazione

1620 W Redondo Beach Blvd #9024, Gardena, United States

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This cafe offers its visitors to try Japanese cuisine. Most guests recommend trying tasty sandwiches. Don't forget to eat good pudding at MamMoth Bakery. Coffee lovers will find it delicious. See with your own eyes that the service is prompt. Google users awarded this place 4.4.

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Sarah Rodriguez

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3 months ago

Service Dine in Price per person $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5

Sarah Rodriguez

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3 months ago

I tried the green tea pudding and I was blown away. The perfect amount of earthy and sweet. Most green tea in America has no flavour in comparison. Service Dine in Price per person $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5

Lee Tamayei

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5 years ago

Great service. Great bakery located in Tokyo central food court. They have Japanese style sandwich with the thick bread, chicken cutlet, egg salad sandwich too. Cool and tasty Variety breads. They also have individual style pudding/ flan.

Hey Sza

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4 years ago

🍰🍰🍰I have been getting cakes here for six special events so far and my husband insists I get the largest size every time so he can have seconds and leftovers. I posted the party menu as a picture. You need to call a couple days ahead. Someday I'll try their cheesecake, too!

Erich Homsher

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2 years ago

I wish I lived in Gardena so I could go to MamMoth Bakery more often. My wife and I buy three loaves of their thick-sliced bread for breakfast toast. Even after being frozen for over a week, the bread tastes fresh and delicious. Also they have very unique Japanese style PAN: one with masago and mayo, another with corn and Japanese canned tuna, and a ham and cheese one. They are delicious and under $3 each. You got to get there early to get the PAN, though. They run out sometimes.