Omi Kitchen

Perfect spot to pick up a light breakfast or snack then walk and chat with my friend! The staff were exceptionally welcoming and clearly helped explain the names of the Indonesian menu. We got a mix of sweet and savory pastries for an organizer meeting and everyone raved! The interior of the store is small with a few folding chairs lining the walls. They make everything fresh and you can tell by the great, light texture of the breads and pastries! Each item is perfectly sized to give you a satisfying snack but also priced so you can buy 2-3 of most items for less than $10 :)

Omi was great — the staff was so kind, the breads were fresh and tasty, and the tuna onigiri had more filling than anywhere else I’ve tried. We’ll definitely be back!

Cute little corner shop with Indonesian goodies and light drinks (coffee, tea. Not a lot of choice for drinks, for now). They only open from 7-3 on weekdays and 8-3 on the weekend. The breads are freshly baked in that day, very soft and delicious. The flavors are not overpowering. Just enough to have the best taste. Price around $2.75-$3 roughly for their baked goods. Do come earlier if you want more selections. They do not have seating inside, but have a small table outside. I only able to get chocolate banana bread and pizza bread because I came 10min before closing time. Would definitely come back again to get more! They accept cards payments which is a huge plus for millennial like myself that always bring plastics. Note. Street parking.

Cute Indonesian bakery shop. They sell a wide variety of baked goods, both savory and sweet, and everything is delicious. My favorites are Chocolate Croissant and Mocha Cream. Their coffee is also good—smooth and strong.

This place is fantastic, I’ve loved all the pastries and rolls I’ve tried. I’m especially addicted to the ube roll! The hot and iced coffee are always good. This is a great quick and affordable alternative to other nearby options like Mighty Bread, Rival Bros, etc. I only wish there was more seating!