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    Asahi Bakery

    4.4 (143 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Cupcakes, Macarons
    Open 10:30 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Tracy P.

    Come here for the best Asian Fruit Cakes!! Growing up we always have fruit cakes and my whole family goes to them for any celebrations and even wedding cakes! The cake is perfectly moist. The whipped cream is the perfect amount of sweetness. The cake is light and delicious. The pricing is great too!! Very friendly family and gives you the best customer service! I would highly recommend!

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    Linda E.

    From the outside, Asahi Bakery looks unassuming and you can easily walk/drive right past without noticing. Head inside and a while world of Asian pastries and goodies await. I love their cappuccino cake. Make sure to order ahead as they might not have this flavor available for purchase at all times. The owners are super sweet (no pun intended!) and it's been a pleasure getting to know them. The only reason my review is not 5 stars is because the fruit on some of the cakes were not that fresh and the cream frosting on the ready made cakes can be a bit stale depending on how long they have been in the refrigerated case. Since this bakery is a family owned business they can have limited hours, so be sure to double-check when they are open.

    Stopped at this place to check and see for the first time, we got a box of almond cookies and one slice of baked cheesecake. Both were very disappointing and bland with zero flavor. I'm thinking their main item here are cakes as we noticed hardly any baked goods for sale but about a dozen cakes in various different sizes. I might try them again for a cake at some point but not a good bakery for any other type of baked goods.

    Delicious coconut macron ball
    Kiki L.

    This place is so good!!! We get the macrons which are coconut filled collate like balls. They are delicious: the cakes also look so good.

    Mini fruit cake rolls. The cake is sponge cake. Very light and refreshing
    Dong T.

    I have lived in the neighborhood for over 5 years now and regret not giving this bakery more business than I should. It's unique for the area because they are an Asian bakery. Asian cakes are predominantly sponge cake, resulting in a lighter airier tasting dessert. They also tend to use either butter cream or whipped cream (Asahi uses whipped cream) which I very much prefer over sugar frosting. Sugar frosting literally makes my teeth cringe and hurt just from thinking about it. It also screams, pls inject me with DMII, but I digress. Recently had the pleasure of swinging in to pick up a treat for the foster department staff at Arizona Animal Welfare League, where I foster and volunteer at (shameless plug, pls consider fostering to help save small lil furry lives). Did not want to be boring or cliche by bringing in donuts, cookies from costco, cake from a Fry's or something generic. So after a lil brainstorming, Asahi came to mind. Picked up these cute fruit cake mini rolls. Perfect for a light lil afternoon treat. I've had the pleasure of trying their actual whole fruit cake in the past and it's delightful. I'm definitely making a better effort and giving this place more of my business. The owner and staff are also so kind and grateful for every customer.

    Sons 1 birthday cake 12 inch cake!
    Delta S.

    Cake reminded me of childhood cake not too sweet! We will be ordering here in the near future.

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    Have been buying cakes here for 30 years. Always good and fresh and not so sweet. The owners are also friendly and nice.

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    The cake was ok. Not impress. They don't have much to choose from when I went there. The fruit in the cake was not fresh at all.

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    best mango ever! this mango was the best invest i ever made you should buy it today, 5 stars!!!

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