Bakery Cafe Cael Lidcombe

Little pastries selections are so cute and tasty 😋 Korean style based aussie bakeries which is very flavorful Coffee is average, great services 👌

The mango bingsu was alright, would have been better if there were a little more mango/mochi. The coffee was burnt though, it was quite bitter.

Passed by and took a Taro roll cake. Compared to its price tag, it’s mediocre - the texture is not the best balance of firm and soft, a bit too sweet to my taste. Maybe will go back to try other bakery product next time in the suburb. Staff is friendly and helpful to assist with the order.

bought fresh cream cake. when I fill off plastic film around cake it comes with all cream even some bread… and I think fresh cream cake normally has fruits in side bread but it was nothing… bit embarrassing for me. it was cost me $50 not recommending with this price disappointed.

PSA: Bingsoo service stops at 8pm!!!! Generally their baked products are pretty good. Same for their bingsoo, however it has been a year since my last perhaps. Never tried their cakes but aesthetically they're ok. Drinks are not memorable but probably fine. Seating is minimal and outdoors only. Not suited for groups bigger than 4-5.

The green tea bingsoo we had was tasty. Good service. Good portion although we felt bit pricey. The shop need to be tidy up as baking stuffs were everywhere and the counter staffs were bit loud. Overall, would love to recommend others and visit again.

Bakery based Korean cafe in Lidcombe. It’s worth a visit so walk right in and try Korean traditional dessert, Bingsu or K-bread. Lidcombe has a wide of great Korean restaurants and it’s good to see the bakery based cafe within the line up. It wasn’t the best classic Bingsu I had in Sydney, but it’s made with nice ingredients and good care. This store is designed to walk in and out, so expect less sitting areas. The service was fast and efficient. For these reasons I give this place 3 bears