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Any bakery comparable to BreadTalk, the bakery chain in Asia?

I'm curious, if you have tasted BreadTalk anywhere in Asia (Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan... etc), do you know if there is a bakery in SGV that is comparable to their bread? So far I know Momo Bakery in Alhambra (Valley Blvd and Garfield) has very soft bread, so does RJ Patisserie (SGV areas - one in the food court on Duarte Rd in Arcadia) - but still not close to BreadTalk. You know, buttery, milky and soft.

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By qsha22475 on Feb 10, 2010 04:19 PM