OUT OF ORDI

Very yummy salt bread! I didn't get to try the original flavors since they were sold out but I tried all the ones with filling! Everything was good, if you like savory I definitely recommend the green onion one. From the sweet ones I liked the corn, strawberry, and milk the most. The matcha was probably my least favorite but it wasn't bad.

Great spot and bread but hopefully the hype will die down soon. The original bread is just decent imho. The real stars are the cream filled breads. Corn, cloud, and strawberry were all amazing. If we had just gotten the original bread we would have not understood the hype. But the cream filled ones with hot coffee was just perfect. Not too sweet but such a satisfying bite. Pro tip, eat it as soon as possible. Much better texture! Parking is impossible here. You might get lucky but will have to get lucky in the parking lot or the neighborhood. Also the line is super long. As of this writing the hype is still strong. Plan to spend at least an hour or more total. There are only two tiny tables inside and a bench so best bet is to take them outside. Eat them asap!

Salt bread has been huge in Korea for the past few years, and I finally found a good salt bread spot in town. I went on a weekday in the early afternoon, but there was still a long lineup. I waited about 30 minutes, but it was worth it. My favorite flavor was the corn and fish roe! It’s definitely a unique and interesting combination, and I really liked it. I’d definitely go back to try other flavors, but parking is tough here since spots are always full

Finally made it to out of ordi before everything sold out (got there right when they opened) and I have to say, their bread is sooo good. The flavors are unique and the bread is buttery soft. The bottom wasn't as crispy as the ones from Concerto, but the taste is just as great! Even with a long line, the staff was very efficient in getting and handing out our orders. I'm a huge fan of the garlic and corn flavors, but you can't go wrong with any of them. They're also a little pricier than Concerto, and parking can be bad. But worth the trip!

Absolutely worth it! They open at 11:30 so I stopped by Friday around 11:15 and there were already 5 people in line. By the time they opened, the line was 50+ deep. Staff is super kind and the place has great vibes. I ordered the garlic onion cream cheese and pistachio breads. Both were fantastic. The bread itself is the same for either type of bread. it’s soft, slightly salty, and has a nice crust. The garlic onion cream cheese is savory, with a thick cream cheese filling and the perfect amount of green onions on top. The pistachio is wonderful. You can tell this is real pistachio being used, it’s not bitter and they don’t overly sweeten it either. Nutty and delicious

My rank: 1: menta (salty) and corn cream( sweet) 2: garlic (salty) and pistachio (sweet) 3: matcha (mid) 4: snow choco berry christmas menu (don’t bother) The staff was nice and hard working since the line was so long from the open hours. The store has seats and clean with cozy christmas tree and decorations. They ran out of original😭

Delicious! However the wait time was abysmal. We got in line at 11:30 (when it opened) and waited 1.5 hours before we finally ordered. It’s crazy because you would think that people would be smart enough to know what they want after waiting that long, nonetheless, people disappoint and the ones in front of us took 5+ minutes deciding what they want. Please do the people around you a favor and look at the menu beforehand. I recommend coming at 11ish to avoid the lines. On the bright side, the salt breads taste amazing. My favorite was the corn, strawberries and cream, and pistachio!

I had to wait a little, but it was absolutely worth it!! Everything was freshly baked and smelled amazing the moment I walked in. I tried a few different flavors, and while they were all delicious, the G.O.C, Corn creme, and Pistachio bomb were definitely my favorites — rich, flavorful, and so satisfying!!🫶 The bread was soft and buttery, with just the right amount of saltiness. Everything felt perfectly balanced and full of flavor. I’ll definitely be coming back to try more flavors, and I highly recommend this place to anyone who loves great bread.🥐🖤

GET THERE AT OPENING!!! There is always a wait for these salt breads, and flavors definitely run out during the day. I got there 10 min before opening time and was first in line. They are very accommodating and have umbrellas outside to use while you wait in the sun. The sweet corn one was so unique and had little bits of corn in it giving it a fun texture. The strawberry one was sweet and everything you would expect from a strawberry pastry. The green onion one was my FAVORITE, savory and packed with green onions. It was on the saltier side compared to the other two, but it is salt bread and I love salt :P

The quality control seems kind of all over the place. This was 2 visits within 3 days (Wednesday and Friday) and today's bread came out so much darker, almost too toasted? The breads that I got today is nothing at all like what I got on Wednesday. For the price that we're getting charged, I expect premium perfect breads every single time. It just sucks to wait in that line, finally get to order, and then see the bread come out looking kind of ... dark and ugly. The cream and the flavors are still on point, but the bread was pretty disappointing. I get that this place has a lot of hype and a lot of customers will be waiting in line anyways ... but please keep quality consistent to ensure good products every time! It's only fair to the customers!

We came here on a Saturday morning about 20 mins before opening and there was already a line to the sidewalk. However, I appreciated them providing umbrellas to protect from the sun and heat! We waited maybe 30-40 mins before we were able to actually get inside, but the line moved relatively fast. They had a QR code menu that you could scan right before entering so you could see what options there were. They noted that it was a 4 bread limit per person since it was the weekend. The inside was very aesthetic. They had merch for sale like keychains, cups, and hoodies. They also had a display case so you could see what each of the different flavored breads looked like. The person taking my order was very friendly and energetic even though it was PACKED inside. I ended up getting the blueberry long fog drink and 4 buns: corn, strawberry, pistachio, and matcha. The corn was different and I didn't expect there to be actual corn pieces in the cream inside. The strawberry and pistachio were mediocre - nothing to write home about. The matcha was probably my most liked of the four flavors because it felt light and the flavor didn't taste artificial the way the strawberry one did for me. Overall the buns were good, but I think it was pricey at ~6.50 per bun for something so small. Also with the wait... I think I'd only come if one of my friends were visiting or really wanted to try it. BUT... I will say the blueberry London fog drink was really good!! I would probably come back for this rather than the breads. Although there is a parking lot, it was full when we went which is expected considering the long line at the store.

I have been wanting to come here for a while and I must say this place did live up to the hype. Out of Ordi does salted bread. They have a couple of different flavors; they range from savory and sweets. The parking lot does get crowded but there is a parking lot you can park in. I went on a Sunday around 11:45 AM and the line was about an 30 minutes wait. I ended up getting four different types. I got the BAM! (chestnut), strawberry halo, sesame magic (black sesame), and garlic onion cream. My favorite was the garlic onion cream and the sesame magic. I would come back for those two. My husband liked the bread so he would just come back for the original with no fillings. The bread is salted which I like and is very soft and good texture. Overall, a great place to check out if you're cravings or wanting to try out salted bread.

Pretty fire, but worth the cost? Not really. There's both a line and it's expensive. Went on a Thursday at noon and why is everyone in LA unemployed? The line was almost around the corner. They do have complimentary umbrellas around so you can utilize those when standing in the incessant LA October heat. The inside is cute but overstimulating. I really enjoyed the squid ink plain one but the ones with the creams were a bit overwhelming flavor-wise because it maintains saltiness with the sweetness (especially for the matcha). The corn wasn't as good as I expected. And again; why did I pay almost $30 for four little pieces of cream bread???

Korean salt bread!!! SOOOO GOOD!!! TIP: Try to come here with a friend or two if you want to try a lot of different flavors because you can only buy a maximum of 4 breads per person and there are 12-13 flavors of breads. I came here with my friend on a weekday shortly after they opened that day. There was already a line out the door but thankfully the line moved quickly. We waited for only about 10-15 minutes. We got 8 different flavors of breads to share: ordi original, corn creme, bam, strawberry halo, super matcha, G.O.C (Garlic Onion Cream), creamy cloud, and injeolmi. These salt breads were all delicious, soft, buttery and light, with a perfect balance of salty and sweet. I normally don't like cream in breads but I really enjoyed these because the cream is super light and tasty without being overbearing. Our favorites were the corn creme and the ordi original. When we took our first bite of the corn creme, we both audibly said, "WOWWWW!" It's unique and nothing quite like it here in LA although it's popular and common in Seoul. My daughter also LOVED these breads. I would definitely come back. We also got their sweet corn einspanner drink which was SOOOO good! If you love corn, this drink is a must try. It's balanced, not too sweet and the coffee flavor combined with the corn is just *chef's kiss*. I felt like I was transported to a cafe in Korea. Vibe/aesthetic was cute and modern. They do have a few tables inside but limited space. It's more of a to-go spot. Service was also great! Parking: street/meter or limited spots in plaza lot

Out of Ordi is such a cute bakery with some really creative pastries! We ordered quite a few things -- the sweetcorn, cloud, yuzu, garlic, injeolmi, bam, and pistachio breads, plus a sweetcorn einspänner. Everything was beautifully made and super unique. My personal favorite was the sweetcorn bread -- it was so good! Soft, flavorful, and not too sweet, which I loved. Definitely recommend it if you like that kind of flavor. The pistachio was also really good -- lighter and easy to eat more of since it's not overly sweet. The injeolmi was a little strange to me personally, but my friends really liked it, so I think it's just an acquired taste. The sweetcorn einspänner was cute and fun to try, though I found it a bit too sweet and not much corn flavor. Still, I loved how creative everything was -- the whole menu feels really different from other bakeries. The downside was the wait -- the line was about 30 minutes long before they even opened. I'd definitely go again, but only if there's no long wait. Overall, a really fun spot with adorable pastries and interesting flavors. Worth checking out at least once!

I recently heard from some friends that a bakery and coffee shop called "Out of Ordi" opened not long ago and has become extremely popular -- so much so that there's usually a long line. I'd been wanting to check it out, and coincidentally, My Mom passed by the shop around 2 pm on a weekday and noticed there wasn't a line, so she bought three of their famous breads. Since it was Korean Chuseok, our family gathered together on Saturday, October 4, and after enjoying my mom's delicious home-cooked meal, we had the Out of Ordi breads for dessert. There was a salted cream bread, strawberry cream bread, corn cream bread, and a plain whipped cream bread -- all of them were so soft and tasty. I've heard that on weekend mornings, people line up even before the shop opens and the wait can be quite long, but if you go in the afternoon on a weekday, the line isn't too bad.

Delicious and unique! I know you've seen the reviews that said come early; COME EARLY! lol Shop is super cute, light, and airy! 4 stars only because the original was sold out and I feel that's what I need to try before making the final opinion. Wasn't too busy when I went at 1pm, but a lot of the flavors were already sold out. Tried the super matcha, G.O.C., and BAM. Of the three, the chestnut (BAM) was my favorite (not overly sweet). Also, the butterscotch drink (delicious and creamy). The matcha had such an interesting flavor and aftertaste that I couldn't tell if I liked it or if it was just interesting and it was very salty on top. The garlic was very garlicky (would go great with a meat or pasta surprisingly); very savory. The chestnut had a subtle sweetness to it; I finished that one entirely.

Got in line at 11:10AM on a Tuesday morning with a few people in line before me. As we got closer to the 11:30AM opening time the line got pretty long and extended to the end of the shopping plaza. Parking was very easy in the private parking lot since it was earlier in the day. The store is small and cute for taking pictures and has a nice setup with the salt breads on display and different merchandise hung up. The workers were all very patient and quick to get orders in and customers out the door. The limit just got changed to 8 breads per person on weekdays, 4 pp on weekends, and unlimited if there's no line. We got the pistachio, corn, seasonal bam (chestnut), and black sesame. The breads are all so good but the pistachio is my favorite! It's the perfect mix of salty and sweet. They even have a little flyer that tells you how to store the breads if you're not eating them right away. I highly recommend trying these breads out! I've never had anything like it before.

Absolutely worth it! They open at 11:30 so I stopped by Friday around 11:15 and there were already 5 people in line. By the time they opened, the line was 50+ deep. Staff is super kind and the place has great vibes. I ordered the garlic onion cream cheese and pistachio breads. Both were fantastic. The bread itself is the same for either type of bread. it's soft, slightly salty, and has a nice crust. The garlic onion cream cheese is savory, with a thick cream cheese filling and the perfect amount of green onions on top. The pistachio is wonderful. You can tell this is real pistachio being used, it's not bitter and they don't overly sweeten it either. Nutty and delicious

First time trying salt bread and definitely not the last (life's too short to skip carbs). I stopped by to kill some time before lunch in the area and got there about 30 minutes after opening on a Sunday, only to find the line wrapped around the building. Ended up waiting another 30 minutes under the sun, which made it feel even longer. If you've never had salt bread, I'd describe it as a cross between a croissant and a dinner roll; flaky, soft, and irresistibly buttery. The bakery offers a wide range of both sweet and savory options, and while everything looks beautiful on display, it's not just for show - it actually tastes as good as it looks. I went for a mix: original, black original, garlic onion cream, pistachio bomb, corn crème, and injeolmi. Since I tend to prefer savory over sweet, the original and garlic onion cream were the clear winners for me. This is the kind of bread you really want to eat fresh, straight out of the oven. They share a plaza with Damo, so parking isn't the easiest. I'd come back for sure, but probably wouldn't wait longer than 30 minutes in line. Worth the hype.

After trying the viral Korean salt bread in Korea, I just knew I had to find it back in the states. I was super excited to try Out of Ordi and came 10 minutes before opening. There was already a pretty big line out the door around the building, we waited approximately ~30-40 minutes to order. The salt bread here is delicious!! Buttery, fluffy, with a good amount of crisp. They're smaller than the ones I had in Korea but pretty comparable in terms of flavor. We ordered 8 flavors (limit is 4 per person). We LOVED the black sesame one, which had a strong sesame flavor, and matcha one. We also loved the chestnut one it was super unique! Even the original one without cream was super delicious. The corn and pistachio ones were good but the flavors weren't as pungent as the others. Green onion is super savory and so fire!! Everything was delicious and they're very generous with the cream filling. They're so aesthetically pleasing too! The inside of the store is quite small so there's not too many places to sit and eat inside, it's more of a grab and go kind of place.

Out of Ordi is the new hot spot in K-town for salt bread and its variations. Went close to opening on a Sunday and the line wrapped around the building and ended up waiting a total of 50 minutes. I was waiting by myself so I was only able to order 4. They limit to 4 per person when there's wait and there's always a wait. They were out of the original when I went, so I tried the strawberry, lychee, pistachio, injeolmi. My least favorite was the injeolmi because the injeolmi flavor was too mild so it tasted just like regular cream. The rest of them were fantastic! Perfect balance of butter, salt, and sweet. I don't have a sweet tooth so the mild sweet flavor was perfect for me.

* bakery known for its fluffy and buttery salt bread (but there's also a drink menu) * has both savory and sweet options (my favorite flavors are garlic onion cream, super matcha, and strawberry halo -- super generous with cream filling) * only open in the afternoon with a 4 bread limit per person (always sells out and expect to wait in line!) * very limited seating * on the pricier side * attentive service and presentation despite how busy it can get 8.5/10

We came here but we were too late to get the salted breads (it was "out of ordir") which was what we thought should be the main reason to come here. But it was hot and we wanted some drinks at the very least and we got the Blueberry London fog latte & yuzu sunset and we enjoyed it a lot! Both were definitely solid drinks and were better than some of other cafes around in k-town! We would totally come again just for the drinks! We have still yet to try the breads, but will update when we do! Service is cool here, and the space inside is aesthetic but only ideal to lounge in if you have a small group! Parking is available though might be competitive!

I pulled up at out of the Ordi on a weekday about 20 minutes after opening and there was already a line out the door. Staff moved fairly quickly, I doubt I waited more than 15 minutes. Parking in there a lot was difficult, but I was lucky enough to grab a spot off the street. Food: I really wanted to like the GOC (garlic, onion and chives) unfortunately, this was the worst one in my opinion the cream inside just tasted like whipped butter instead of savory or flavorful. The breaded itself was good 2/5. The strawberry one was better, the cream inside was reminiscent of a yakult yogurt, I enjoyed it 4/5. The pistachio was savory and flavorful. I found this one to be my second favorite, the cream meshed with the bread perfectly 5/5. My top favorite was the double Matcha make sure you order this if you are a Matcha fiend like me! 5/5 If I was to come back, I'd probably only bother with a pistachio and the double Matcha. I'm not sure if I'll wait in that line again so maybe once the hype dies down.

Is the hype worth it? No. Is it good bread? Yeah. Came here on a Wednesday at 1 pm and still waited around 20 min to order. The selection is pretty big and at that time of day, nothing was sold out but it was a limit of 4 bread. The texture was good and the cream was fresh but I think charging $5 per bread is a little outrageous. I wouldn't rush to come back here again but it was good to experience once. I would lean for the sweet cream ones, the garlic one lacked umami and was just a little too overpowering. The strawberry, matcha and sesame were great. Eat quick because the cream melts pretty fast.

Came on a weekday for a late lunch and there was no line but they were already running low on bread. This is my first time having salt bread. The bread is very high quality. Perfect softness for a soft bread and it's a good hint of salt, not like a salted pretzel, more subtle but can be tasted throughout bread. They are very generous with the cream filling. I tried the following: Original - a really good salted bread. great texture and taste. Fav of the bunch. Corn - the cashier said this is second most popular. On first bite I thought it was ok but the flavor started growing on me and I can see why this is a favorite. you get salty, sweet, and savory altogether. Second fav but definitely share with someone because its a lot of filling that can feel rich/heavy. Pistachio - basically the salt bread with pistachio flavor whip cream. Again super generous with the filling so generous I had to take some out. This was good but I would prefer to go with original over this. Injeolmi - my least favorite. it's soybean flavor but mixed with something else like garlic or soysauce (not sure). My least favorite of the four. This makes a yummy and beautiful snack and a nice treat to share with friends or have at a party's etc. Would definitely try again if I'm in the area and lines are short. Small parking lot in a plaza with lots of popular businesses (eg damo also in this lot)

Private parking lot with limited parking. Visited on a weekday and was told that there wasn't a purchase limit for the day. However, original flavor was already sold out by 12:45-1. I end up purchasing 4 different flavors including Super Matcha, Corn Creme, Pistachio Bomb and Injeolmi. The Super Matcha was the "creamiest" one out of all and it's perfect for those who prefers a higher cream/filling to bread ratio. All other ones were delicious as well so I'd suggest to just choose based on your personal preference. And also, make sure to indulge it as soon as you can because the texture definitely changes some time after purchase.

We were looking for coffee and a snack and found this place randomly. There was a pretty long line out the door, but moved at a decent pace. They do limit the amount of people inside. Be aware that each person is limited to 4 orders of bread each to ensure as much availability as possible. We got the G.O.C and the Corn Creme. My friend and I were a fan of both. The G.O.C wasn't too salty and had the perfect amount of savory balanced by the natural sweetness of the onions. The garlic taste was also not too overwhelming. The corn creme was also good but definitely leans a bit sweeter. My friend was more of a fan than I am and I only ate about half before the vanilla was too sweet for me. I would like to try different flavors next time. Not pictured was my friend's corn einspanner which my friend liked. The corn flavor was very muted and I could barely taste it so if you're looking for a stronger corn flavor, it might not be for you. The parking lot is super small and hard to navigate, but there is some street parking around.

TLDR: the long line is half bc the bread is GREAT and half bc the employees are slow.. I saw the line for Out of Ordi wrap around the building on my way to Damo at 1PM on a Sunday and joined the line at 2PM when I noticed it had shrunk considerably to about 8 teams. It took 40 minutes to order and 15 minutes to receive my order. Knowing they are new to a brick and mortar business, I expected things not to be perfectly smooth but the system is fine - it's the employees who (are super sweet but) just clearly tired of the constant rush. I'm sympathetic but also can't help being a bit annoyed when I'm waiting 30+ minutes outside and it could've been a 15 minute wait. As for the salt bread, it's amazing - crispy on the bottom and soft on the inside. Flavor-wise, I'd come back for the matcha 100% and some of the flavors I haven't tried. The rest (yuzu, strawberry, corn, black sesame, pistachio, injeolmi) I can live happily without.

My latest obsession: buttery Korean-style salt breads from Out of Ordi, which just opened their first physical location in Koreatown! "Out of Ordi" (short for Out of the Ordinary) started as a viral home pop-up in summer 2024, and now they're bringing their cult-favorite breads to LA full-time What I tried: Pistachio Bomb (4/5) - Salt bread with pistachio crème filling. I'm a sucker for pistachio crème, so this one was a win. Super Matcha (4/5) - Bold, earthy matcha crème that balances perfectly with the buttery bread. Yuzu-Hae (5/5) - My favorite! Fragrant, zesty, and refreshing. Corn Crème (5/5) - Sweet and classic--can't go wrong here. Original (5/5) - Tried a bite from my friend's. Simple but unbeatable--you really taste the full buttery richness. Vibe : The shop has a futuristic aesthetic with metallic grey, black, and white tones, plus the cutest bear mascot . Their merch was so tempting (had to stop myself from grabbing everything). Bonus: no line when we went at 12PM on a Wednesday! Heads up: they currently limit purchases to 4 salt breads per person--so plan your picks wisely. Definitely coming back to try more flavors!

My friend and I came on a Saturday morning at 11:15ish, and there was already a line wrapping around the building... It took us about an hour to get in. This is probably the first spot I've seen that also provides umbrellas for those in line so they have something to provide shade. And unfortunately, this place is very much worth the line and hype. Has it been months since this place opened? Yes. Are their drinks and bread very much LA price? Yes. But is it all worth it? Yes! Out of ordi has 3 small tables on the left side of the store, but most people just grab and go. Go early, since I heard they run out of bread by early afternoon. It's a cute store that also has its own merch section, which has these cutest heart shaped tote bags. The left wall also has some cute mirrors if you wanted to snap some pics! It's in the same plaza as damo, so it's lowkey also a fashion contest here too. Kudos to the workers too. Going through this kind of rush everyday must be crazy, but they were all super nice, and offered to position the boxes too so you can take some nice pics of the bread before taking it to go. We got two drinks, the black sesame einspanner and lychee blush, and both were solid drinks! The black sesame einspanner was creamy and not too sweet, while the lychee blush was crisp and refreshing. For salt bread, we got three! The yuzu-hae (my favorite), the strawberry halo, and the super matcha. The bread so nice and crunchy/flaky on the outside, while the inside was fluffy! I can see why there's such a salt bread craze going on right now. Definitely try this place out! If you aren't willing to wait in line, maybe give this place a year before visiting.

The hype is real ladies and gentlemen, get there half an hour before it opens to avoid the LONG line. We ended up grabbing coffee at Damo and waited it out in the morning then headed over to the line that was already happening at 10:45AM and place opens at 11:30AM. Parking suggestion: Street parking is probably the best option because the shared lot is very tight and BUSY. The staffs were super friendly at ordering and upon picking up your orders. Love how they have your order ready at the pick up and ask if you would like to take a picture first before closing the box. Ordered : Yuzu-Hae, Sesame Magic, Corn creme, Super Matcha , G.O.C. and Pistachio Bomb . Best one is the Corn and Pistachio for me. Their black sesame london fog (earl Grey tea, milk, and vanilla, layered with a finished with toasted black sesame cream for a warm, nutty finish) must order. Goes so well with their pastry. Will I come back again? Yes!

Delicious and beautiful breads! I recommend trying this place once with some friends! Be warned it is very busy here and almost competitive to get your hands on these breads (limited 4 bread per person) The store and food here are all so aesthetically pleasing and well designed with a cool and clean style. The staff were all incredibly kind and friendly and even went above and beyond to give a great experience making me and my friends feel comfortable about filming and taking pics of their beautiful bread (they understood the assignment B) The line to get in is long, expect to wait at least 30 min before u get to buy the bread even if u get there early. The store keeps umbrellas at the front of the line so that u can protect yourself from the sun and heat while waiting in line! The servers also occasionally come out with water cups for those waiting in the sun (so sweet!) NOW THE BREAD!! These breads are so so so pretty, they look like decorative display breads but they are real! And they taste delicious. They have a total of 12 flavors but I only tried 4, will def have to come back for more! SUPER MATCHA 9/10: although the matcha flavor is not as strong as I usually like my matcha, the cream in this bread was impeccable. STRAWBERRY HALO 7/10: great for those who like the sweet syrupy strawberry flavors! Personally not my favorite but it wasn't too bad CORN CRÈME 9/10: A favorite!! The cream was soft and buttery and had tiny bits of corn that tasted so juicy and soft in your mouth. The piece of corn that they add to the top was also so delicious and would break about in a smooth and seemless way. A must try for those who love corn flavors. ORIGINAL 8/10: as a bread on its own, it was soft and buttery with a hint of crispiness to some putter edges the salty kick on these breads would appear time to time and it really enhanced the flavor of the breads. Loved it!! - limited lot parking / street parking - Very busy with a long line - Umbrella and water for those waiting outside - No outlets - Pastry and drink option - Merchandise sold

When we arrived around 12:30 pm, the line was already out the door and around the corner. After waiting an hour, it was too late to snag the flavors we'd originally wanted. We ended up with the Ordi Original, Creamy Cloud, and Yuzu Haze--and wow, the hype is real. Even though these were the "leftover" flavors, they were absolutely heavenly. My husband and I devoured all three on the ride home. I also grabbed a corn latte with oat milk, which was tasty and unique. Despite the long line and a few frustrated customers, the staff remained incredibly friendly and patient. I accidentally spilled just a little of my drink, and one of the women working--possibly the owner--was kind enough to wipe my cup and even top off the corn foam. Such a sweet gesture! Next time, I'll be coming much earlier so I can try even more flavors. Note that parking in the shared lot is very limited, but there are metered street parking.

Salt bread trend is here! Go early, wait in line and stuff your face with fresh salt bread! Whatever cream they stuff these breads with... ITS FREAKING GOOD! Quick service, clean and minimal decoration. Parking can be rough but there's a lot of parking on the street.

Came around 1 pm on a weekday hoping to avoid the weekend lines. Sadly even on a weekday they didn't have a huge selection by 1pm. There were only 3 flavors left so we decided to try the yuzu and sesame. My favorite was the yuzu because the bright cream gave a nice contrast to the buttery bread. I definitely want to come back to try more, I've got my eye on the corn one.

I lined up just before the shop opened, and there was already quite a long queue. Luckily, they still had all flavors of salted bread available (though since I went alone, I could only buy 4). -Original: My favorite out of all. The flavor was really nice, but the portion was small and finished very quickly. I honestly wouldn't mind paying a bit more if the original came in a bigger size. -Green Onion(?): The cream had a unique, strong spice note that wasn't quite for me. If you don't like stronger flavors, you may want to skip this one, but those who enjoy that profile might like it. -Matcha: The cream was delicious with a strong, authentic matcha taste. I really enjoyed this one. -Pistachio: The cream itself was good, but the pistachio topping had a slightly wet texture that I personally didn't enjoy. Overall, the flavors were tasty and the cream quality was good, but the pieces felt a bit small for the price (what I tried came to about $30). The line was also quite long, so I might consider coming back again if the queue is shorter, as I'd love to try more flavors. Also like the cute interior!

Soft soft soft... bread is sooooo soft and little bit salty. Not that sweet! It is really famous so we couldn't get black bread. I want to try it! Corn is also so tasty. Their servie is so nice and efficiently take care of customers. Inside is so hip. Asthetic interior style. They also sell their goods.

Got a variety of bread to try from Out of Ordi - the black original, creamy cloud, super matcha and strawberry Halo. Finding parking and waiting took about an hour and I ended up eating the breads back home. I think if I had ate it fresh I would have really enjoyed it, but I don't think the price and wait was really worth it. I did like the crème fillings with the strawberry and creamy cloud. Additionally the matcha was good too! Overall I'm glad I tried it but probably wouldn't get it again. They tend to run out before closing time and we made the mistake of going when they were out of bread once. I'd highly recommend checking their IG since they'll post if breads are out to save on time. Parking is also verrry limited.

I've been following this place since they were a home bakery, and I finally had the chance to visit this new spot! I won't lie, I was really excited, and my expectations were truly met. Be advised, parking in this lot is hard, people typically line up early, and they sell out of bread before closing. They are a small team and these breads are in high demand! That being said, I lined up at 11:10am, they opened at 11:30am, and I got my bread by 11:50am. They also currently have a limit, 4 breads per person. I love salt bread and chose the flavors that piqued my interest the most: original, matcha, sesame, and corn. Everything was amazing. They all had the perfect crunchy exterior and soft interior. I especially loved the cream. Service was friendly and even asked me if I wanted to take a photo of my bread before boxing it up! I can tell the team works really hard, and I appreciate it!

Finally had time to wait in line and try this new Korean salt bread spot! It's located in the same plaza as DAMO so parking can be a bit challenging during peak hours. Otherwise there's metered street parking around. The line is usually out the door at least 30 min before opening since they seem to be selling out around 1.5-2 hours after opening time. Once the doors open, service is really quick so the line moves fast! There's a few tables inside to sit and turns around pretty quickly. There is a 4 per person limit so choose your flavors wisely! My friend and I were a big fan of the breads without the filling. She enjoyed the plain the most and I enjoyed the everything. The butter flavor is strong and the texture of the bread is the best when fresh. Out of the different cream filled breads, my favorite was the black sesame. The matcha was too overpowering and the injeolmi was too light. The strawberry tasted a bit artificial and I didn't like the corn one as much I anticipated. I also got a sweet corn latte that did not have any espresso so it was more of a corn milk drink. It was definitely on the sweeter side.

I've seen this place explode on social media and decided to get some to try out. I went on a weekday afternoon and there wasn't a line. I got the matcha salt bread, strawberry salt bread, pistachio salt bread, and corn salt bread. I gave the matcha and corn salt bread to my gf and ate the other two. I really liked the pistachio salt bread even after storing it in the fridge for two days. The bread was still soft with a nice slight crispiness on the outside. The pistachio cream was nutty and went really well with the saltiness of the bread. The strawberry salt bread had a sweet cream inside alongside the strawberry on top, a nice mix of sweet and salty together. I ate that one the moment I got the bread and it was delicious. Overall, very yummy. I'm just not sure whether it's worth the ~$6.50 per salt bread though. It seemed a but expensive to me but it is the best salt bread I have had so far. Either way, I will be back to get more and see.

Yum, the bread here is definitely worth the hype. I was thinking how good can salt bread be, but I was pleasantly surprised. I should've known anywhere that has the audacity to be only open from 11 to 3 has got to make some delectable stuff :). I've heard from other people that this place is most like the salt bread that is popular in Korea. I got there around 1pm on a weekday, and they were already sold out of the original and cloud salt bread. I got strawberry, black sesame, pistachio, corn, and matcha. My favorites were pistachio and corn. The bread was so fresh and crispy and perfect texture. The fillings were generous and light, not too sweet. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the items, but I'd really love to try just the original plain salt bread next time. Service is very friendly, even though it is super busy. The lady that took the order had a smile the whole time and it really makes a difference in the experience. Out of all the new bakeries I've tried recently, this place is by far the best, and one that I'd highly recommend. Worthy of a visit, try to go early and expect a line. Credit card only.

This place is well worth the hype and wait. I came on a Saturday afternoon at 12pm, waited for almost an hour, and barely got the remaining breads. I recommend coming early, before they open, so you can try all the flavors and skip waiting in the long line. Parking is a hassle because the parking in the plaza is limited. Try finding street parking or pray n get lucky. Inside the place, it looked aesthetically pleasing with the white tone. It had a clean appeal with limited seating. They have merchandise on the wall, if anyone was interested. The staff were helpful and friendly. I can attest that the bread is extremely soft and delicious. Every bite had the perfect combination of butteriness, softness, creaminess, saltiness, and yumminesss. Every bread has its unique flavors, offering different profiles.

Forgot to take a picture of my orders, BUT I can still leave a review of my experience here. Service and Ambiance: Clean, minimalistic modern, and trendy atmosphere. Wheelchair friendly access. Friendly employees. Parking in the open lot. Come early (before opening hour if you can) or wait until hype dies down. Food: They offer variety salt bread flavors and coffee/ non caffeine beverages. All the breads were freshly made, had that pillowy chew, and slightly crispy bottoms. Generous amount of whipped cream center. I recommend the original ordi salt bread, corn salt bread, yuzu salt bread, and the seasonal chestnut "bam" salt bread. A cup of hot coffee or tea helps cut down the creamy pastries. Dip your breads into your hot coffee and enjoy! GOC bread was good, but the salt on this was a bit overwhelming for me. It's like a buttered garlic bread with green onions and salt. I get that it's a salt bread, but I think less salt would've been perfect in my opinion.

Very bluntly HAHA, this is status symbol salt breadin LA now. But with that said it is SOOOOOO GOOD. HAHA there will be a line and on weekdays they limit you to 8 and on weekends 4. I got the pistachio, matcha, corn, and OG salt. My favorite was probably the pistachio but they are all good. Universally the flavors are all amazing, and the creams are the flavor to the nth power but done beautifully and the salt balances it out. The bread has a wonderful crust and you can taste how high quality the butter is. Yes each bread will range anywhere between $4.25-6.50 buttttt for the quality it is worth. Service is solid and parking is well the Olympic(s) too.

While sometimes long line got me lost my interest, at other times it intrigued me to overcome it. In this case, Out of Ordi ended up being the later. They opened their door at 1130 and I was there almost noon and the line went loooongggg. There's prolly 30 people or more in front of me, fortunately my patience piggybank was full this morning. They limited max 4 pieces per person, but most people came in at least a group of two so it wasn't that helpful lol. I had heard earlier that serving time wasn't that swift either so I did manage my expectations. Nonetheless, actually per my experience from the time I placed my order till getting it ready was pretty much a blink. The lengthy part was waiting for your turn given the line, for which mine took 70 minutes (deep frown), BUT YEAH I FINALLY TRIED OUT OF ORDI! The attendants were all super sweet. They greeted every single guest by apologizing for the wait and I felt like they tried their best to serve speedily. It's kinda funny that before they closed the bread box, they would ask if you wanted to take a pic. Prolly one factor causing the waiting time to be slightly longer, but HEY the phone 'ate first' HAHA! They had few seats available on the spot if you just couldn't wait to take a bite. I would say it's quite a nicely crafted spot to hang if only it wasn't that packed. I got their Injeolmi and Pistachio Salt bread, running out of the matcha one. The prior was nice, but more like just sweet cream and subtle on the soybean powder taste. The later was surely my highlight of the day, overflowing with exquisite pistachio cream and not only rich in flavor but also texture with super moist bread and complementing crunchy pistachio bits. It's awesome that the cream was bomb in taste yet felt light and not overpowering. That salty hint from the base bread certainly perfected each bite. I did feel that it would be even way better though if served warm as I could imagine it to be more fluffy. Overall I really enjoyed it, but I had to admit that price was kinda steep, and I might only come back if the wait time was no more than 15mins.

Got there 15 minutes before opening on a Sunday and the line was wrapped around the building! Despite waiting over an hour, the bread was absolutely delicious and worth the wait. It was their soft opening, so there was a limit of 4 salt breads per person. We got the super matcha, corn crème, creamy cloud, and the original. All 4 were perfectly not too sweet and had a soft, but a little crispy, crust. They had a few drinks, but we only got the corn matcha. It had a strong sweet corn flavor, which was delicious, but it was a bit over powering. It seems like they have a rotating list of flavors and I can't wait to go back and try more! The inside is also super cute and aesthetic! Parking can be tricky as the lot in front is quite small and shared with a lot of other businesses, so we ended up parking in a neighborhood a few blocks away. Seating is also extremely limited, but it seemed like most people were only using the tables to quickly take some pics of their bread.

The salted breads here were fresh, but cold. I dunno if they will warm it up since they been super busy every day. I arrived @11am. The lot was already full, but luckily I was able to find a spot. Place was located in the same plaza as Damo so it was pretty busy. There were about 8-10 people ahead of me. It was sunny and hot. Bring some water or wear a hat. Some people had umbrellas. They opened right at 1130am. Everyone was excited to get some breads. Customer service was great. Drinks were only ok, imo. The corn latte was pretty sweet. It was good tho I m not a fan of a lot of cream. So I thought the plain and everything one was yummy. I also really liked the pistachio one. I would prefer it with less cream, but it was good. My least fav was the yuzu. I just didn't think it blended well with the salted bread. The matcha was a bit dry, but the cream was yummy. The cream was not too sweet. The breads tasted really good with a cup of tea or hot coffee. Bread was buttery with a bit of salt. Fresh and soft. Would be better if it was warm. I liked it, but I will not wait in line in such sunny day again lol

I've been following them from before they had an actual storefront with parking, but never had a chance to place an order because the pickup time was always like a week out. SO EXCITED TO BE FINALLY TRYING THIS PLACE! I tried 8 of the 11 flavors, and my favorite is the OG salted bread (soft and buttery with the perfect amount of salt). My Asian parents really enjoyed the original ones too (huge compliment imo haha). The original one is $4.50 and the cream ones go up to $7.50(?) for one (which is a little steep). They do limit 4 breads per a person, so come with friends if you want to try the 11 flavors! I didn't like the cream filled ones as much. They were good but I felt like the flavors didn't balance well with the bread. As for the line, yeah...it's long, but it does move fast. I got there probably 20 minutes before it opened, and there were about 25 people before me, and when it opened at 11:30, the line had grown and wrapped into the street (an additional 25 people after me). FYI, when I came, the line started to die out around 12:30pm, but I overheard one of the staff tell someone that they generally sell out around 1pm and 1:30pm. The staff is super friendly though! Before they close up your box of pastries, they ask you if you want to take a picture haha (love that touch). And, there are a couple of tables for seating.

This was a fun spot to try once for me since I don't really love cream filled breads and it seems like those selections are their specialty items. My friend and I lined up at 11 on a Tuesday morning and got our breads at 11:35. We asked the worker when they normally sell out of breads and they recommended lining up before 12:30 to order from their full selection. The basic salt bread was pretty good. It had a very light and chewy texture with a well balanced topping of salt flakes. My top three favorites were their matcha, black sesame, and pistachio salt breads. I was really excited for their corn one but I wish they added more pieces of corn inside or made the cream corn flavored so I was a little disappointed by that. Overall, it was a pretty enjoyable experience trying all the different flavors but I would probably only come back once the hype and lines die down to grab one or two breads if I were in the area.

We came on a Thursday at around 11:30 AM. There was a 30 minute wait but I think it was worthwhile. Would recommend coming at noon on Thursday since the line disappeared around that time. There was a limit of 4 salt breads per person. These are the flavors we ordered: cream, strawberry cream, yuzu cream, matcha, corn cream, pistachio cream, injeolmi and original. The salt bread was nice and buttery and honestly delicious! Would highly recommend refrigerating the cream ones and trying it again after they've been chilled. It was a totally different experience. My favorite were the pistachio and corn salt breads. We also ordered the Blueberry London Fog and Corn Latte drinks. Our favorite was the corn latte. You could really taste the corn flavor and it was creamy! The Blueberry London Fog had a faint blueberry flavor but was still decent. There is a parking lot which is small and shared with several other businesses so parking can be tricky. The workers there were kind and informative and the cafe had a cute modern theme. They also sold merch of their brand. Would highly recommend trying Out of Ordi at least once!

I've been wanting to try this viral bakery since i LOVE salt bread. Waited around 30 min and it was indeed worth every bite, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Make sure to go early as they tend to run out before closing what i got in order of my rankings: 1. pistachio (so good! had cream both inside and outside) 2. matcha (very strong matcha flavor for the matcha lovers) 3. original (can't go wrong with original) 4. strawberry (tasted like strawberry pocky, i wish it had more cream)

The cafe opens at 1130a and there's already a l8ne out the door. The wait wasn't long (thankfully). The cafe provides umbrellas while waiting outside to get in. The salted bread was great! We got the milk, strawberry, pistachio, and hazelnut. Not a fan of cream filled pastries but these were wonderful! Not overly sweet which I like. The only thing I would say negatively would be the drink. I ordered a lychee ade and it was small for the price l, which I wouldn't get again.

Would have given it a 3, but my daughter and her friend jointly gave it a 5; therefore, I took the average and gave it a 4! They opened at 11:30AM and a line already formed before then. The very first time we visited (my girl and her friend wanted to go there as they saw how popular it was on social media), we arrived there by 1PM and they were out of ORDI (pun intended). I took the lovely girls back the next day for them salted breads because I knew how much those precious angels were looking forward to the pastries. With that said, I dreaded driving to Downtowns (K-Town in this case)! The second visit, we arrived at 11:15am. I dropped the girls off to get in line and drove to go find parkings as parking spots in that plaza were all taken up. Parkings in Ordi Plaza were free of charge. There were nearby metered street parkings as well. There were also some available residential street parkings, except for Thursdays as there were street sweepings. The first visit, was a Wednesday visit, and I found a parking on the street as I had no luck to find a spot in that Out of Ordi Plaza. The second visit, I dropped off the girls to wait in line and went to park at H-Mart parking structure nearby. I believe it was only 500ft away from Out of Ordi. H-Mart parking structure offered validation which allowed us 2 or 3-hour parking for free (I don't remember exactly). I parked at the structure, went into H-Mart to make a few purchases, and gave the parking ticket to the cashier to validate. Out of Ordi placed a limit of 4 pastries per person. They made their breads fresh daily. Each piece was about $5+ I didn't order any, but the girls each ordered 4 pieces for themselves. I did try a piece of bread that my daughter purchased and it was good...wasn't all that great to me. My daughter and her friend claimed those delicacies "tasted to perfection" and "worth every bite". Was it worth the drive and the visit? To me NO, as I am not a fan! It sure was well worth it driving those princesses and seeing the smiles on their faces. Was it worth the trouble and the long line? The girls' shared testimony would be "definitely"! Come and try for yourself! Bon Appetit!

Avoid weekends. Waited about 10-15 minutes before opening & there was already a line of around 15 people (which is apparently nothing), but it moved fairly quickly. There was actually almost no line 30 minutes after opening/by the time I left but can't say that will be the case every time. Atmosphere: so cute. Was transported to Korea. Very hip interior where you can snap an aesthetic picture & cutie lil workers flaunting their unique style. Service was also very good & prompt. They even held my box open for my bread pic. Bread: Pricey but manageable for special occasions. I got very lucky & came on a day where they lifted the max from 4 to 8, so after extensive research on what to get, I got the corn, original, everything, GOC, strawberry, matcha, yuzu, & pistachio. OG is definitely my style of salt bread over the simple Japanese style like at Okayama. I also enjoyed that they all had crispy bottoms, which gave it more texture & depth like a croissant. Since it is a heavier dessert, everything starts tasting like salt/butter real fast if you don't space out the portions. Just think about how much butter & salt actually go into the recipe & pace yourself. If I had to rate them from best, it's: pistachio, strawberry, original, corn, yuzu, GOC, everything, matcha. Matcha was a little too bitter for my liking. All pretty good. A lot of the filling ones are super creamy which is why I noticed some of the toppings were extra salted, but not sure I liked that. You definitely appreciate the flavors more spacing th out vs eating them in one sitting since it can get heavy/creamy/oily real fast (unless you really like bread & cream). It would pair perfectly w/ some bitter coffee. Drink: I got the blueberry London fog & it was exactly what I expected. They offer other milk options. 5/5 treat yoself drink. On the heavier side: tastes like blueberry early grey ice cream in drink form. You can even feel the bits of blueberry. Extra love for the range of options & keeping all drinks under $7 in this economy. Parking: free but SUCKS BUTT. Very very busy & cramped plaza. Can include people stealing your spot & you moving around like Tetris blocks to make way for other cars (exactly what happened to me). Avoid if you can't fight, drive or park. You either need to be very lucky or take the chance & wait (probably safer option if you have passengers who can wait in line first). There was some street parking though, so if you want to avoid the stress altogether, do that. There are still not a lot of places that could mirror the bakery/cafe scene in Korea, so I would definitely recommend going at least once esp if you're in the area & get lucky w/ wait times & being able to try multiple options.