Roji Bakery - Carta

Great place with tons of options! Pastries, pizzas (beautiful stone oven), sandwiches and Thai teas to boot.

Really good pizza feels home made is not heavy 10 and their pastry are really good , they run out so go early.the egg sandwich is delicious.

Finding a good croissant in LA is a needle in a haystack. This place has them.Actually glad it's not TOO close to my apartment or I'd be tempted to go way too often! Ver carta

This place is amazing! I come here about 2-3 times a week and their pastries are always so soft and delicious! They also sell a Thai iced tea with espresso, which is a must! Thanks Roji Bakery for always giving some of the best service in the area!!

One of the best bakery places in the area! Pastries are always top notch, and they have a ton of options. Prices are reasonable compared to the other bakeries in the area and staff is always so friendly. You also have to try their Thai iced tea with espresso! Yum! I Will be making this a regular stopping spot :

One of my favorite bakery/cafes in the city. Such an amazing and impressive selection of pastries . Everything is unique and really well made. They offer a huge variety of Japanese inspired flavors but also croissants you just can’t find anywhere else. The raspberry almond is terrific. The staff are always always polite and enthusiastic. It seems like everyone is always working really hard too. Perfect place to spend a morning. Ver carta

Many French bakeries in LA simply can’t match the croissants from Roji Bakery. Their offerings are truly exceptional, and this holds true for most of their pastries and sandwiches as well. We visit at least once a week and enjoy trying various items from their menu. The Anpan and croissants are absolute must-tries! The owner and staff are incredibly kind and welcoming too. I highly recommend this place, especially for those who are particular about their croissants and appreciate high-quality ingredients in general.

Where should I begin? They likely serve the best butter croissants in Los Angeles—so buttery, crunchy, flaky, and flavorful! I was delighted to discover they use Issigny butter from France. Their anpan and curry pan are incredibly delicious, reminiscent of those I enjoyed in Japan. They also offer a gluten-free cheesecake, which is wonderful, though I wish there were more gluten-free options. And the breakfast sandwich made with edamame bread is absolutely to die for. In addition to that, they have pizza, sandwiches, fruit tartelettes, matcha croissants, and more. I can't wait to try everything else!

I was really looking forward to trying this bakery because of their Asian-inspired flavors, but I ended up feeling disappointed. We stopped by after lunch to grab some pastries, and all of them were quite large. Earl Grey Scone ($4.75): This scone has a heavy texture that I didn't enjoy. You can hardly taste the Earl Grey unless you warm it up. The white chocolate doesn't really add sweetness and also tastes better when heated, as it achieves a delightful melted texture. Matcha Croissant ($5.25): This was an improvement over the scone, but it was still pretty average for a croissant. I do appreciate the matcha flavor and the outer crust, so it might have tasted even better if it were warm... Ver carta