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Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe

on Little Tokyo, with 6 shops within a short walk

Japanese bakery inside the Miyako Hotel using Hokkaido flour for breads like curry pan and mentai salt butter rolls, with Groundwork coffee and an Ohtani mural outside.

Address328 E 1st StWalking directions →

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TodayDaily 7am–4pm
Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe
from Discover Los Angeles

Hours

Daily 7am–4pm

Checked October 2026. Holiday hours can differ.

On the map

Near Los Angeles Union Station (12 min walk) and Grand Central Market (13 min walk).

Good to know

Parking
Metro A and E Lines stop at Little Tokyo/Arts District station, 402 E 1st St, between the two neighborhoods. Hauser & Wirth points drivers to lots at 222 S Hewitt St, 713 E 3rd St, 830 Traction Ave and 606 E 1st St, and there is free street parking on Mateo and 8th Streets.
Little Tokyo shops
Shops in Little Tokyo open around 10–11am and close 6–8pm; Arts District galleries and shops keep roughly 11am–6pm, and several close early in the week.
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From Discover Los Angeles

A Walking Tour of Little Tokyo

From museums to restaurants and bars, read on for a walking tour of Little Tokyo, one of LA’s most historic and popular cultural neighborhoods.

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Before you go

What are Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe's hours?

Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe is usually open Daily 7am–4pm. Hours can change on holidays, so check the café's site before a special trip.

Where is Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe?

Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe is at 328 E 1st St in Little Tokyo & Arts District, Los Angeles. It's near Los Angeles Union Station (12 min walk).

Where can I park near Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe?

The closest option for Little Tokyo & Arts District is Metro A and E Lines stop at Little Tokyo/Arts District station, 402 E 1st St, between the two neighborhoods. Hauser & Wirth points drivers to lots at 222 S Hewitt St, 713 E 3rd St, 830 Traction Ave and 606 E 1st St, and there is free street parking on Mateo and 8th Streets.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from Metro.

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