harucake

Cake shop · Koreatown

harucake

Cake shop · Koreatown

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3450 W 6th St #107, Los Angeles, CA 90010

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Harucake is the adorable Koreatown cafe that's become a TikTok sensation, known for its fluffy, uniquely flavored cakes and charming, buttercream-themed decor.  

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3450 W 6th St #107, Los Angeles, CA 90010 Get directions

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3450 W 6th St #107, Los Angeles, CA 90010 Get directions

+1 213 322 2060
harucakeshop.com
@harucake_

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Jul 30, 2025

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A Guide To LA Restaurants Going Viral On TikTok Right Now

"Verdict: A clickbait cafe with good, expensive cake. Harucake was born to go viral. They serve corn lattes topped with baby cobs. And nearly everything inside this Koreatown cafe—from the walls to the icing on their mini sponge cakes—follows a strict buttercream color scheme. Chances are you’ve already seen a video of someone reviewing Harucake’s bouncy little poufs of milk cream. Here's our take: the place knows how to bake silky chocolate earl grey and earthy mugwort injeolmi cakes. But these slices will cost you (each one is about $14-$15, though they're pretty big). Come on a weekday or risk a two-hour wait for a mostly sold-out menu." - sylvio martins, brant cox, nicolas zhou

https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/guides/la-tiktok-restaurants
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"Harucake is known for its adorable cakes that have become popular on TikTok. The cakes feature Korean flavors and minimal decorations, often leading to hours-long waits." - Cathy Chaplin

https://la.eater.com/2024/4/24/24126319/ggiata-delicatessen-highland-park-los-angeles-new-jersey-italian-american-deli-opening
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Harucake - Review - Koreatown - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"Harucake was born to go viral. They serve corn lattes topped with baby cobs. And nearly everything inside this Koreatown cafe—from the walls to the icing on their mini sponge cakes—follows a strict buttercream color scheme. TikTok fame aside, the place knows how to bake silky chocolate earl grey and earthy mugwort injeolmi cakes. But these slices will cost you (each one is about $14-$15, though they're pretty big). Come on a weekday or risk a two-hour wait for a mostly sold-out menu" - Nikko Duren

https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/reviews/harucake-koreatown
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Meet the Bad-Ass Asian American Bakers Reshaping LA’s Desserts Scene - Eater LA

"Korean American baker Ellie You combines her love for unique flavors and elaborate designs in her fluffy sponge cakes." - Jean Trinh

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Miso

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The cutesttt cafe ever! Everything in here is absolutely adorable from their interior details, drinks, cakes, and free little photo booth! We came around 12:50pm on a Saturday and were lucky there was no line but one formed a few minutes after us outside. Seating is limited, though, so takeout is a great option if you just want to enjoy a drink or dessert! I got their soosoo (corn) latte and not only did it look cute with the handmade corn ice cream on top but also tasty! My friends got their matcha latte and banana matcha - we weren't the biggest fan as the milk was stronger than the matcha but they do hand whisk it per order. Their cakes were also delicious - not too sweet - but on the pricier side at $13-$14 per slice, but it's not bad if you're sharing with friends/family! They also accept pre-orders for cake (attached photo with QR code) and cute candles they sell in store, as well as merch! Highly recommend visiting if you're ever in LA and especially trying their speciality soosoo latte!

Jessica Dang

Google
This is one of my must try places in LA! I love the cakes and unique drink flavors they have. The aesthetic is very cute cozy and warm!! The cake was delicious and looked straight out of a picture. There was a long line but they had a cute “photo booth” opportunity! Definitely coming back again.

David K

Google
It's a cute coffee shop in a corner in the strip mall. It would be easy to miss if you were passing by, but it's a very popular place with the young crowd. Their take on coffees and cakes are interesting and tasty. Inside atmosphere is really cute and well done to fit the theme of the shop. Only drawback is that coffee and cake are really pricy. Aside from that, fun experience. They have a fun photo machine in the front of the store. You can take your photo and it prints out in black and white receipt paper. It's a fun little memory maker.

Vincee Demateo

Google
I came to this place after coming from my favorite hair salon spot, Hair News 💁‍♀️. I saw a lot of people flocking this area, so I had to try it! Soo I got the corn latte that comes in one size for 8 dollars.... about a medium-sized cup. I have to say the latte was perfection if they cut down on the ice so it could be worth 8 dollars. Not salty: kinda. Anyway, a piece of cake ranges from 10 to 14....I did not get a piece of cake, if you can tell from my photos. Other than that, it is such a cute and playful cafe. Please do use their camera! Cheers!

Mary

Google
I didn't feel too strongly about it either way, to be honest. I came after seeing it pop off on Insta, but waiting almost 20 minutes for a slice of cake and one drink kinda sucked. There's also only benches for seating, and the inside itself is very small, just a forewarning for anyone who goes in huge groups. The cake itself wasn't bad, I got the mocha biscoff. About halfway it feels very sweet because of all the cream and chocolate, but I didn't mind it.

Isaac

Google
Went on a Friday at 2, waited about an hour before making it to the door. Once there, the employee outside told us that after we order expect another 15 minute wait while they prepare the order. All the staff were so kind and friendly, shop was really cutely decorated. We ordered 6 items total. A slice of each cake remaining as well as a scone and a strawberry milk with whole milk. Scone was excellent and very tasty. Strawberry milk was delicious, just a little challenging to stir it up well. The cakes are good but not great. The cake itself was a little too moist, almost like a tres leches, but the flavor was good. I can’t really complain about the flavor so much, because they’re unique and that’s their thing. Overall I think they’re good but not quite worth the hype or wait. Maybe wait a couple months and they might slow down, or staffing improves. Employee at the door said that middle of the week, or later in the afternoon, wait times are short but you risk running out of certain items you may want.

Maddy Boon

Google
The cakes are super light and fluffy and we loved the drinks as well. Will definitely be back to try more flavors!

Max Mosher

Google
Ordered the soo soo with oat milk & matcha latte. Both were delicious. Soo soo is definitely a dessert. Matcha was great. Just got back from Korea where you have charming high design cafes everywhere with great coffee. This place did not disappoint.