Casula Bakery
Shop 4b/509 Cnr Hume Hwy &, De Meyrick Ave, Casula, New South Wales, 2170

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Why Choose Casula Bakery?
Casula Bakery is a busy Vietnamese-style bakery known locally for quality pork rolls, pies and fresh bread alongside a strong coffee offering. Staff friendliness and early opening hours make it a solid breakfast stop for takeaway, though it pays to visit outside peak times to avoid the queues.
About Casula Bakery
Casula Bakery is the sort of Vietnamese-style bakery in Casula, NSW that gets busy early and stays that way. Locals reckon the pork rolls are the thing to order, and the grilled version in particular gets plenty of praise. The pies are a regular draw too, and we hear the sausage rolls, finger buns and banh mi find their share of fans as well.
Beyond the counter favourites, people mention the bread and the croissants, and there's a good spread of drinks if you want something cold. Coffee is on offer, which suits anyone grabbing breakfast on the way to work. Everything is set up for takeaway, so it works well when you're on the run.
Staff get a friendly mention from regulars, though opinion is a little mixed. Some locals have found the service slow when it's crowded, and a few have been less impressed with particular items, so it's worth going in expecting a busy, fast-moving shop rather than a leisurely stop.
It's easy to get in and out. There's a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, and you can pay by card or tap with your phone. The bakery is open seven days, with early starts, but check the hours before you head in, especially on weekends.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Their bread is so delicious and appetising, it is quite fulfilling and plump. The staff is especially good and have a well way of dealing with customers.”
“Grilled pork rolls are fantastic, pies delicious and finger buns 👌.”
“The Bánh mi was delicious & one of the best I've had in a long time. Staff were super friendly.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Casula Bakery
Casula Bakery is a Vietnamese-style bakery known for its pork rolls, especially the grilled or BBQ pork roll version, which locals rate highly. It's also popular for banh mi, pies, sausage rolls and finger buns. Many visitors mention the bread and croissants too, alongside coffee and a good range of cold drinks.
Casula Bakery serves coffee, making it a handy stop for breakfast on the way to work, but everything is set up for takeaway rather than sit-down dining. The shop also offers wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park, and accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments.
Yes, Casula Bakery tends to get busy early and stays that way through the morning, which is common for popular Vietnamese bakeries. If you want to avoid a queue, it's worth checking the hours before heading over and visiting outside the busiest early morning stretch.
The pies are a regular draw at Casula Bakery, with many describing them as delicious. The pork rolls, particularly the grilled version, come up again and again as the standout order, and the banh mi and sausage rolls also have a following among regulars.
Yes, Casula Bakery is set up for takeaway, making it a convenient option if you're grabbing pies, pork rolls or pastries on the run. For current pricing on any menu item, it's best to ask the bakery directly.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 2 9602 6636
- Address
- Shop 4b/509 Cnr Hume Hwy &, De Meyrick Ave, Casula, New South Wales, 2170
How Casula Bakery Compares
in Casula
More reviews than 75% of bakeries in Casula
Known for Pies: 1 of 1 in Casula
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 6am-6pm
- Tuesday
- 6am-6pm
- Wednesday
- 6am-6pm
- Thursday
- 6am-6pm
- Friday
- 6am-6pm
- Saturday
- 6am-6pm
- Sunday
- 6:30am-6pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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