Square Handmade Bread

Went today. Says they open at 8 am, but when we got there they said there's no bread until 10 am, only coffee.We came back at 10 am and they only had the 4 basic flavours available, everything else they said will be available after 12 pm.Very expensive (almost $16 for one loaf of about 10 slices), and the bread basically tastes the same as the stuff you can get at bread top or pretty much any other bread shop for less than $5.Packaging looks pretty cool though.

So much variety here. Came at 1.30pm and all the flavours were available I think. Tried the garlic bomb and it was very nice. For $15.8 for a small loaf, I have to agree that it is expensive. Happy to come back to try other options.

This bread is by far the best I have ever eaten. It’s some delicious, you need self discipline to avoid getting addicted.The reason why I gave 3 stars is because the ingredients and calories guide are not listed and it’s very expensive otherwise, it would have been a 5 star.

Love their loaf, so fluffy and taste so good. Freshly baked everyday.

Delicious sweet fluffy and fresh bread. That heavenly bakery smell as you walk in is unforgettable!

Tried Taro Mochi bread as the seller recommended; it was just bread not so special for that price.

Wide variety of toasts, most flavours are great and are quite addictive, the costs are around $15-20 a loaf. They also sell half loaves.

Nice white soft bread with unique flavours. It is not the same texture as Japanese Shokupan bread. More like soft white loaf bread. Toast it for more flavour. It's quite addictive as I had two slices of bread in one go (red bean mochi). The flavour is subtle, toast the bread for the mochi to melt a bit. I ate it without any condiments like butter. Fairly pricey at $15.80 for full sized loaf.The bread is baked in the morning so come by later (and not when they open) if you are after a specific flavour. Got what was available Red Bean Mochi and Durian. Okay to try once in a while but I prefer Japanese Shokupan style of bread and that is only $6 a loaf from Azuki Bakery.

Great Asian bakery specialising mostly in, well, what the name suggests. However, it also has some confectioneries and great variations on the bread with flavours. Such as mochibbread or cheese and ham bread. Black sesame bread is also an option. Coffee is served on premises too but there is nowhere to sit ad it's mostly a take away. But pricey but worth the money. Staff very friendly.