I had ordered my dad's birthday cake from here back in 2024 (salted yolk/pork sung/matcha mix…read morecake), and it was absolutely delicious! This time I decided to stop by here after dinner, my first time sitting down here and ordering. The inside is very clean, modern, and Pinterest-like. They added more decorations and seating from 2 years ago, making the inside more aesthetic. whaT's More always has unique Asian flavors, like durian, earl grey, pandan, red bean, and oolong. The cakes are not too sweet, so definitely Asian parent approved haha! Unfortunately, when we came around 6:30pm, they were sold out of most flavors - so would definitely recommend coming earlier or just ordering online earlier in the morning for pickup. We got the sesame dark chocolate crepe cake. When you eat in the store, the owner provides you with free cups of tea, which are really great for washing down the cake. The chocolate was super rich, and they did not skimp out on the flavor - super chocolatey. The sesame added such a fun earthy and nutty flavor - I thoroughly enjoyed it! The cake is on the slightly denser side, so was super filling. While on the pricier side, the flavors are super unique and the craft that goes into crepe cakes is commendable. I will be ordering my next cake from here again!

Best mochi in South Bay. Not only is the ratio of cream and mango/durian good but it's fresh. The…read moreactual mochi is not too thick or too chewy and has the right amount of powder on it. $14 is a bit much but compared to other places that Ive tried, this one takes the crown. The strawberry crepe cake was good. The strawberries are fresh and a bit tangy so it wasn't too sweet. I thought the creme brule sample i had was better. I'll come back to try other flavors. *i came around 4 and a lot of things were gone, i suggest coming early!

We went to Crossiante to celebrate my grandma's birthday with tea time! When I walked in, I was…read moresurprised to see how many people were still buying pastries in the afternoon. We checked in and were seated right away, and the setup was absolutely beautiful! They brought out our tea first, which we enjoyed while waiting for the pastry tower to arrive. Once it came out, they told us to eat from top to bottom, so that's exactly what we did! Each bite was delicious, everything tasted freshly baked and made, and I especially loved that the pastries weren't overly sweet. Although we enjoyed eating the tower from top to bottom, next time we would probably go from bottom to top since we like to save our sweets for last! Of course, we couldn't leave without getting more pastries to bring home. They have plenty of classic pastries, like croissants, along with more unique specialties, like their croissant cube. Everything looked and tasted so fresh, with that perfect flaky, crackly texture. The pastries are a little pricey for bakery items, but in my opinion, they're definitely worth it for the quality and freshness. Overall, we had such a lovely time celebrating my grandma's birthday here and would definitely come back for more pastries!

I came by on a weekday and was surprised that the store was still pretty busy and crowded…read more The space is a little small, but I'm guessing they must have some good food since there were quite a few people. The matcha was pretty decent too and worth trying if you're a matcha fan!

Came here to see how their Burnt Almond Cake compares to Peter's Bakery! This place has tons of…read moreother delicious pastries and cakes to choose from. The space feels super cozy and service was friendly. They even mentioned their Burnt Almond Cake has always been their bestseller. First bite tasted heavenly. This had more stronger almond and Italian rum flavor and I was pleasantly surprised by the sugared almond slivers coating. The custard was absolutely generous, creamy, and divine. I'd say Peter's Bakery is more traditional, but more fluffier while Sugar Butter Flour has a more modern twist and is slightly sweeter. Their version definitely has more custard, which I personally enjoy... but this may be too sweet for the older Asian parents family. I'd love to come back to try their cookies and other pastries next time. Their Burnt Almond Cake is to die for and would love to buy another one when I'm in the area. I want this to be my upcoming birthday cake!

I really didn't want to write this review, however when you pay $70 for a cake ordered a week in…read moreadvance and not only get this as the final product but have the owner lie and gaslight you instead of simply owning up to a mistake, you lose a long time customer. Look at the picture. The dome of the cake was never leveled and no attempt made to level the layers with custard so I'm paying for a cake that I could've made with premade cake mix and 5% custard? We called in and the worker confirmed there are supposed to be two layers of custard in the Burnt Almond and advised me to email the owner so they could make it right. Look at the next photo. How do you as an owner - instead of simply admitting this was a rushed, dry, and unleveled cake - tell me in one message that the recipe changed because other customers had been complaining about too much custard but that you would be returning back to the original recipe? What am I, 5 years old? Just own up and say someone messed up and you'll keep the quality of your products up - but I guess that's hard to do when you ignore your long timecustomers and already got $70 for a cake that's 95% bread. I mentioned to the owner that their worker stated there would be some closure/resolve to which the owner just stopped responding. Guess when you can't be honest with your customers you...ignore them?

Super nice sour dough bakery and variety of refreshing drinks…read more Will be back. Almost like been in Europe with incredible choices.

This is a cute grab and go, where quality of food is much better than you'd expect from the…read moreotherwise charmless strip mall. In particular, I love their focaccia and pastries. Service is always great when I go there. I wish this location had some seating and ambience, but it's more of a grab and go.

Highly recommend the sweet potato cake for a light and fluffy dessert! Based inside MegaMart, the…read morequality is better than generic grocery store bakeries and they have lots of other flavors too!

Never thought I say this but TikTok brought me to Basquia Bakery (inside Mega Mart, a Korean…read moresupermarket). Well kinda... I usually get the same item at Basquia Bakery: Korokke, a Korean style fried bread with a crispy panko exterior, filled with savory mash potatoes. For $3, it's a good deal for a snack. Some of Basquia Bakery's baked goods are not labeled so I would have totally overlooked their Korean mochi bread if it weren't for TikTok. Last fall, Korean sweet potato mochi bread (goguma ppang) went viral. For months, the commercial frozen ones were sold out at Korean markets. The supply has since been replenished (along with frozen kimbap) but if you can't commit to an entire bag like myself, then this is for you. Plus, this may be the only bakery in NorCal selling freshly made Korean mochi bread. M E N U Along with mochi bread, Basquia Bakery sells cakes (slice + whole), roll cakes, fruit tarts, cream puffs, bread, buns, k corn dogs, etc. For drinks, they have non-caffeinated lattes (e.g. black sesame and beer). M O C H I B R E A D Available in pairs ($4) or a variety box of the five flavors ($9). I went with the latter. Visited Saturday morning around 9:45 am and the had about a 50% supply left. Can we talk about how adorable these are?! The mochi bread is shaped based on their flavors. The mochi "bread" is mochi with a chewy exterior filled with a mashed filling. This is my personal preference but I like mochi that has more of an elastic, bouncy QQ chew which this didn't quite have. The texture did improve after air-frying the leftovers. Flavors: * Sweet Potato // 4 stars Looks and tastes exactly like the real deal with sweet, fluffy mashed interior but hits different with the slight gelatinous chew. Tip: Eat this with kimchi. It's adds a delicious tang and heat to contrast the natural sweetness. * Corn // 4 stars Enjoyed the creamy corn filling with kernels for texture. * Potato // 4 stars Savory, creamy mashed potatoes. I wanted to pair this with a steak. Lol. * Chestnut // 4 stars I love roasted chestnut but this has cinnamony, chocolatey notes from the dusting of cocoa powder + cinnamon. There were chunks of roasted chestnut. * Kabocha // 3 stars Again, tasted like the real deal but too sweet for me. Overall, glad I tried this cute novelty at Basquia Bakery. I'm now convinced to buy a bag of the commercial frozen ones, yanno for taste test comparison purposes. ;)

La Patisserie has been my family's go-to bakery for special occasions and everyday treats for…read moreyears. Their burnt almond cake runs through our veins and is truly a family favorite. When we've brought it to social gatherings in the past, it's also always a hit. Their other desserts, like their lemon bars, french napoleon, and turtle cheesecake, are also major hits. So when it was time for my wedding, I knew I had to get my cake from them! It was a wonderful experience from start to finish. They offer cake tasting boxes that include their most popular flavors. However, we had a specific taste profile in mind and asked if they could custom make the samples for us - they said yes without hesitation and didn't charge us extra! The samples were delicious and the pickup process was easy. We went with a ribbon cake (chocolate and vanilla) with fresh strawberries, whipped cream filling, and vanilla buttercream frosting. I also had a very specific vision for my wedding cake - I wanted a detailed three-tier cake with buttercream vintage flowers. We also ordered a plain sheet cake with the same flavors to ensure that we had enough slices for our guests. I worked with Fariba during the ordering process and they were great. I am truly still SHOCKED at how beautiful the cake was and how it matched the inspo photo perfectly. It was a showstopper and extremely delicious. See the photo for details! We got the cake topper from etsy :)

This was my first visit, and I picked up a choux pastry and a full size round cake…read more The choux pastry was surprisingly good. It was covered in chocolate and filled with custard, and it was just the right sweetness and not too sweet. The size was pleasing, and the custard filling was good. The cake was not enjoyable; to be fair, this might or might not be due to personal taste. It was a 3-layer vanilla cake filled with lemon mousse, covered in buttercream and white chocolate bark pieces, and topped with 10 blueberries. This flavor can be found on their website catalog. I don't know if this is typical for this bakery, but the cake was heavy, claggy on the bottom, and way too sweet. The lemon mousse tasted incredibly strange, as if it were artificial or maybe had some kind of herb or weird flavoring added. The less said about the cream, the better. The white chocolate was quite good though. I saw they had a wide variety of cake offerings, but I don't think I'd want cake from here again. I might get the choux pastry again.

I visited Marvel Cake at 1614 W Campbell Ave, Campbell, CA 95008, as I have seen so many customers…read morevisit this store. Upon entering, I was really impressed with how clean and nice the decor was. The tables and chairs were really upscaled and I felt like I was visiting a fancy french style cafe. There was even a small quiet room for those who needed to do some computer work and outdoor seating. The staff was really great and knowledgeable about all the products. The display case showed all of the pastries they had available. I went to the counter and ordered a little of everything, just so that I could get a good feel for it. The only table service is they bring the order to you. I had an Apple Turnover, Ube Sesame Tart, Lemon tart, and a Mini Almond Croissant. These were house made and really fresh and excellent. They serve various coffee and espressos, If you are looking for a nice relaxing cafe with great pastries-Marvel is the way to go!

We're on the hunt for our wedding cake, so the perfect opportunity to Marvel came up for my…read moregrandmother's 100th birthday. Sad to say, we were all very underwhelmed by the cake. It looked so pretty and we had high hopes. We took the option of adding on a fondant banner for $5 in the store and settled on berry and vanilla. Whoever was helping us was really not much help at all. I guess at least she was honest, but she didn't know what any of the cakes tasted like and if it was buttercream or whipped cream. The cake itself was dry and hard and the texture was oh so wrong. I don't know if it was old, frozen for too long, or some odd ingredients? But for $65 for a small 6", it was very disappointing. We also got the small bisou and a small napoleon. Better than the cake, but still just ok.

My mom picked up a few pastries from here and they were all fresh and amazing…read more My favorite was the cheesecake for sure. The bags are big and bright and adorable. Can't speak for the service since I didn't pick the pastries up :)

Beware - this place is a hit/miss. They keep old hard bread around - see video. Bread should be…read moresoft n flaky. Please fully inspect bread with Tongs. The wooden casing does Not close all the way so I get visuals of flies n little things in there. No pricing labels anywhere, so you're guessing on price and your grand total.

Judy's store is located in Sunnyvale. Her food is freshly made. She offers some Taiwanese cuisines,…read moreas well as freshly baked bao, cakes, and rolls. She also serves some specialty Taiwanese dishes. Winter is the perfect season for a comforting bowl of sesame oil chicken soup. The rich aroma of sesame oil blends beautifully with the warmth of ginger, while tender chicken pieces soak up all the flavorful broth, sweetened slightly by goji berries. Each spoonful warms you from the inside out on a chilly day. Pair it with smooth, delicate noodles to enjoy the full taste of home. Whether you're missing the flavors of your hometown or simply want to soothe your body and soul, a bowl of sesame oil chicken soup is always the most heartwarming choice. You could find the order link and pick up in store: https://shop.goairmart.com/c/s/78348/creator/1f8aa3b2-5857-5811-baa5-6759c35c2bb9?utm_medium=s

3-3.5 stars, but not quite 4 for my first visit so rounding down. I've had Judy's on my bookmarks…read morefor a while now, but you have to pre-order for pick up; although they have a retail space, walk-ins are not accepted. They are located in the small plaza with the Firestone tires.I tried: [https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=4F_GkBMNfdIOMDH_NQ8pBg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=cwKpJY_YulaytMoDAqYeyg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg] -Matcha Roll Cake w/Red Bean Filling: I liked the matcha flavor, which was strong but not overpowering. However, the cake was a bit dry, and the red bean in the filling was undercooked and on the hard side. I liked how light the cake was, and the whipped cream filling, and likely came on an off day. -Chocolate Roll Cake w/Pudding Filling: The chocolate cake was more moist than the matcha, and I liked the chocolate flavor, which was present but not too strong. The pudding and whipped cream filling were good, but I didn't think they quite went with the chocolate cake. All the ingredients seemed very fresh and quality, and I would come back to give their fruit desserts a try. No seating is available. Parking was easy to find since this small plaza had plenty of spots.

This place is sooooo good!! I have been meaning to come here after I saw someone post about their…read morebreakfast special. I came on a Friday around 10AM and it was pretty lively. Most people were there to eat, but some folks were doing work on their laptop. You place your order first and then find a table in the seating area. After we ordered, we realized there was complimentary self-serve tea in the seating room. My fiance and I ordered the Nagoya special with shakshuka, a cappuccino, an iced mocha, and a pistachio baklava. The coffee was pretty standard, so next time we will just enjoy their tea. It took about 5-10 minutes for our food to come out. The menu says the special is for 2 people, but we had trouble finishing everything. You could probably share this with 4-5 people. Our favorite thing was the beef borek, but we really enjoyed everything. I am already planning on coming back!

Our first time here and my son and I had a great breakfast! We didn't know how to order so we…read morefollowed everyone else. Get in line, place your order at the bakery counter, pay and proceed to the food hall next door. There is a self service Turkish tea station which we absolutely loved. We must had 3-4 cups of tea each! The bread was delicious, my favorite was the pida bread, then the borek. I didn't care for the simit because I'm not a fan of sesame. The egg and sausage was ok but not memorable, the eggs were a bit over cooked. Next time I will try the menemen. The greatest thing about this place is the energy! Families and friends gathering and having a great time. The energy is contagious!