Cheese Garden, also now known as Mad for Cheesecake, lives up to the hype! I had this place bookmarked and finally had a chance to give it a try. To be honest, as I saw reviews come in for this location and their National City location, I became skeptical - many noted it to be mediocre, especially for the price. However, with everything being pricey, the work that goes into making these, and the quality of ingredients used, I think it is overall appropriately priced - the whole 4.5" cheesecakes are on the higher side, but the slices, which come from a what I believe is a 8" or 9" cheesecake, are reasonable (original was $7.50, matcha was $8.50). Both the matcha tirmaisu and the original from age slice were tasty and light. If I had to choose, I would get the original slice again. It was beautifully balanced, and once all defrosted, tasted like a cross between mousse, cheesecake, and the inside of cream puff, all sitting on top of a delicate cake crust. One last thing, just wanted to give a shout out to the male employee who helped us tonight! Wonderful customer service, taking the time to explain the products, and ensuring the highest quality of the products being delivered. We will be back! Can't wait! read more

Cheese Garden - Original cheesecake slice - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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I loved the concept of it being inside of bonchon so that's cool. We order boba to go and it was ok. read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

This place is a scam. New ownership took over and they do not sell Japanese cheesecakes anymore, despite keeping all packaging and branding the same. We bought a cake and opened it a few minutes later, only to realize that it was not the Japanese cheesecake we expected. They only sell traditional dense cheesecakes, but do not disclose that information up front. They did not even accept our attempt to return. Do not come to this business. read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Was craving cheesecake so I stopped by this cute little spot! I got the matcha fromage cheesecake, matcha latte, and ice blended strawberry cheesecake. The cashier is really sweet and was very helpful when figuring out what to order. My boyfriend said the matcha latte tasted like the one you'd get at starbucks and my ice blended strawberry cheesecake was kinda sour. Once we got home we let the cheesecake sit for a bit because it was still a bit frozen. Overall, i felt like i couldve made a better cheesecake. The sponge cake/crumbs lacked so much flavor and i tasted more cheese than cake. read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

We live very close to here and it's one of our local Go to desserts area when we see lazy to drive. The drinks see ok. They do have great Japanese cheesecake. You can get a small size for a family of 4. It's not very chewy nor very sweet bc I don't like deserts that are overly sugared! read more

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No more signature valentine cheesecake used to be the favorite of my families and a lot of friends

I've been here before several months ago and the boba was so warm and sweet. It was perfect! The milk tea wasn't too bad either, you could taste the tea and it wasn't super sweet. I just went a moment ago. I wanted to order iced latte with sea salt cream and boba. They don't have sea salt cream. It was on the menu, that's why I asked for it. I figure they didn't get the cream and the salt today... I guess it's understandable even though it's pretty early in the morning and they've only had four other customers for the day so I'm not sure how they would have run out. Hopefully if they don't have it, next time they cross it off the menu. The latte was pretty milky, bland. And the espresso in it was eh. No underlying flavor profile. I wouldn't order it again, it came in a large cup. I ordered a strawberry lychee green tea with boba for my grandma. She prefers it more sweet, this was heavy on the green tea. Not so much the other flavors. If you like your tea with a hint of strawberry you'll like this spot! The boba was very warm, but then it got chewy and it wasn't very sweet either. I wish they had an aloe jelly or lychee jelly available. The prices for the drinks were pretty good though, cheaper than Happy Lemon that's for sure. *not ordered today* The cheesecakes here are fluffy and delicious! It's not too sweet or too heavy on the cheese which I really like. I'm usually not a fan of cheesecake but this was tasty. (We had this for a bday!) The worker was really sweet and fast service. Only one worker today. There's no place to sit inside so it's more of a grab and go! There is seating outside in the center of the Village though. read more

Cheese Garden - Iced latte. - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I was so excited when this place opened last year. There used to be a line to order but now the excitement seems to have died down as the place often feels empty. They used to make their desserts at this location but I hear now it's made at their other location (National City?). Prices are REALLY high so we've had to cut back on buying desserts here. I think I'm ordered almost every single item on their menu to try out since they opened. Our favorite item is the Shiroi Valentine Soufflé Cheesecake $34. It's a very small cake but definitely leaves you feeling like you just ate something pretty special. It's a super light airy cake with creamy mascarpone . Their other cheesecakes, aside from the Japanese cheesecake, are incredibly dense. We've tried their Double Fromage $22, Matcha Fromage $22, and Double Chocolate Fromage. All three have to be put in freezer and thawed out before eating. This was a pain as you don't always have time (or remember) to do this so cutting into this dense frozen cheesecake wasn't always fun and didn't taste very good. They keep adding kitschy items to sell now (dipping dots, somi somi style fish pancakes filled with ice cream, etc) I think. I hope this location does well but I think customers are catching on the prices are too high. read more

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Solid dessert spot in Pacific Highlands Ranch! Plentiful parking. Friendly service. Wide ranging menu featuring Boba, taiyaki ice cream, and various cheesecakes. We opted for Boba. Solid quality and came out promptly. Excited to try their cakes in the future - heads up thay none are single serving slices, so bring friends or take them home to share. Heads up that there's no seating or restrooms, but plenty of communal areas outside. read more

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Yummy cakes and fast service. A bit pricey for a small sized cake. But it's worth it. We love the matcha cake. Takeout only, no tables, no dine in. Drinks are ok. A bit too sweet, we forgot to ask for an adjustment of sugar. read more

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I'm not sure why everyone's complaining about how small their souffle cake is, I think it's a pretty average size (and price - around $32) for this type of bakery. It's very subtle in sweetness (ultimate Asian compliment), which does take a bit getting used to, but the flavor grows on you. They take orders ahead of time (I called the day before) without charging it upfront, which is a nice plus! read more

Cheese Garden - Their famous souffle cake - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Heard so many great things about Cheese Garden on Yelp, so I just had to check it out. We had breakfast and then stuck around until they opened. The area had plenty of parking behind the building and some on the side streets. Service was great because I wasn't really sure what to order, and the young lady at the counter was wonderful. She explained the choices I settled on the Yaki pudding, which was like a flan with a Japanese cheesecake on top. I also ordered a matcha drink with almond milk. Just look at the pudding. Not only was it cute, but it also tasted wonderful! I highly recommend this shop as they have different sizes to choose from and tasty treats. read more

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We wanted deserts! We wanted sweets and that's exactly what we got! The place is small so definitely not somewhere to come enjoy your sweets at, there was no tables outside either, it is in a strip mall kind of location, though a beautiful area too hot of a day to stick around. We ordered the yaki pudding which is kind of like a flan but on steroids! Devoured that mini cup in 3 bites. My sons picked out the Japanese cheesecake and the double chocolate. And here's a reason for my 4 stars. The lady at the counter asked us if it was ok with us that they were frozen, they'd be thawed in 15-30 minutes. Sure no problem, we were driving home afterwards which is a 20 minute drive. Came home still solid as a rock. Told my kids to wait another 15-30 minutes, still solid as a rock. We went shopping and came home around 9pm and finally the cakes were ready to eat, but still very cold. It's cool that they're kept frozen but I don't know, maybe figure out a different way to do this because waiting 5 hours to eat was not cool. And the price... well, very much overpriced! I won't deny they're good but the cakes are tiny. I also got their iced blended pineapple yogurt which hit the spot on a hot day, thankfully was able to drink that straight away Would like to say I'd come back but, for the distance to get a 4.5in cake at $22 I think I'll pass read more

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Best cheese cake I ever tasted. We got the Original Double Formage cheesecake. The cheesecake came out of the freezer and tasted like ice cream. Really yummy! This is probably not my everyday cheesecake place because it is pricey. However, I hope there is enough clientele to keep it open because they have great cheesecakes!!! In addition to cheesecake, this place also serves taiyaki with ice cream and milk teas. If you haven't visited Cheese Garden, come for a visit! read more

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There appears to be a local Japanese cheesecake battle brewing with two bakeries opening this month and another one to debut in early 2023. Cheese Garden was the first of these businesses to start their operation. They are located in the Pacific Highlands Ranch which is an upscale apartment community in the Carmel Valley neighborhood. There is a central multi-level parking structure to complement the various surface lot spaces scattered throughout the property. Cheese Garden has its roots in the greater Toronto area with four stores. This spot is the first one in the US with more to come. The dessert shop is in a small suite with strictly takeout orders and no seating. There were two menu screens with the left one showing the cheesecake products, coffee, and hot tea. The right screen listed the cold teas and blended drinks. Having already visited the larger competitor, the first thing that I noticed here was the greater variety of items and not just whole cheesecakes. Yes, this place only has one plain flavor of 7" cheesecake. However, they also carried two flavors of 4.5" double fromage cheesecake, a special 6" souffle cheesecake, a 5" baked cheese tart, a 3" yaki pudding cheesecake, and uji matcha tiramisu. As mentioned above, they also offered hot and cold drinks. I bought a plain cheesecake, a baked cheese tart, and a yaki pudding cheesecake to sample over the holidays. The cheesecake was fluffy and slightly creamier than the competitor's version. The product didn't hold its form as well though because I could pick up a piece of the other kind using my hand without the cheesecake crumbling apart. The criticism is rather nitpicky, but it shows how close the cheesecake quality is between the two brands. What led me to give the highest rating to Cheese Garden was the other items. The yaki pudding cheesecake was a light and yummy combination of cheesecake on top of flan/pudding. I wish there was a larger size as I quickly consumed the contents of the three inch serving. The baked cheese tart was akin to a Portuguese egg tart with cheesecake as the filling instead of egg custard. This tart was a supersized version compared to the egg tarts you see at dim sum service. The prices are not cheap, but you are paying for high quality stuff. The whole cheesecakes are something I would return to buy for work or social group events so that people can experience their gourmet desserts. read more

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Came here the weekend after trying out Uncle Tetsu to do a battle of the Japanese cheesecakes. Next time I may put them up next to each other as fresh as could be. This time, I had ordered the Japanese cheesecake here to bring up the next day for Christmas (as Cheese Garden was closed on Christmas Day, as one would expect.) Also, because my eyes are bigger than my stomach, I also decided to order the matcha double fromage cheesecake. When I was there trying to decide what to bring Christmas day, the worker there explained to me that the matcha double fromage cheesecake is used with premium cheese and with premium matcha. I decided to get the Japanese cheesecake and the matcha double fromage cheesecake, and I also ordered the cheese tart for myself. The matcha double fromage cheesecake is very dense, thick, and rich. Someone else mentioned that the matcha flavor was mild, but I actually think it was quite strong. Very good premium matcha flavor. My complaint is usually that matcha foods are so mild in matcha I can't detect it at all, but it is a nice grassy bitter flavor here. Very detectable, just the way I like it. The Japanese cheesecake is fluffy, with less premium cheese. It looked kind of sad 24 hours after I had took it home. In comparison with Uncle Tetsu, I know another reviewer mentioned that the Japanese cheesecake was more solid from Uncle Tetsu, and I would agree with that. I thought the Japanese cheesecake was still quite good, but I do think Uncle Tetsu edges out Cheese Garden on the Japanese cheesecake, and my partner also agreed. While also fluffy, it stayed together more easily in one piece after cutting into it into slices, which Cheese Garden's had more trouble with. A nice mildly sweet cream cheese fluffiness. The cheese tart is delicious. The crust is nice and flaky. The consistency is lighter than an egg tart, but still quite light, and definitely a cream cheesy flavor. I highly recommend this as a nice small treat. Bringing it for Christmas Day, it was interesting to see who didn't like what. A couple of my partner's nephews actually preferred the matcha double fromage and didn't like the Japanese cheesecake which I found surprising. It was an interesting experience for all, as I had brought it to people who haven't had many Asian desserts. If you are expecting a traditional cheesecake, you might want to turn around, it may not be cheesy enough (which may be the complaint of my partner who insists these should not be called cheesecakes - I disagree). And as usual I love Asian desserts due to the fact that they tend to be much less sweeter than European or Western counterparts. If I ever feel like Japanese cheesecake again, I definitely would not hesitate on ordering it from Cheese Garden. Plus it has better parking than Uncle Tetsu and is closer to where I live. And it's Canadian to boot (yes, Canadian here), so I like to support them. They also currently offer more variety. I am curious about the rest of their dessert offerings that I have yet to try as well as their huge slate of tea drinks. Definitely recommend giving this place a try. The prices are not cheap, but given its location, their arrival is definitely appreciated for some diverse eats in the area. I hope they do well! read more

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The person who helped us at the front was super nice. We needed a minute to figure out what we wanted (we had just come from a huge meal over at Breakfast Republic) and didn't have room, but wanted to squeeze it in. I ordered the Earl Grey MT $3.75? (Regular size) at 75% sweet. He told me that they can adjust the tea flavor strength. I was like bring it on cuz I like my MT RATIO mostly tea and less milk. When he brought it out, he offered to let me try it first and he would be happy to adjust it again. It was pretty good! I didn't order the boba topping bc I'm trying to curb boba (HA) but had to at least try the tea part. Since this is located with the other retail shops nearby there is free parking everywhere (covered and uncovered). I will need to come back to try to their Taiyaki and soft serve (Somisomi knockoffs) and cheesecake! It looks yum! read more

Cheese Garden - Earl Grey MT (75% sugar) - Regular size - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

It's hard enough to find ready to go cakes yet this place had ready to go MATCHA cakes. Matcha cakes are such a rare thing idk maybe it the flavor but they had a matcha cheesecake that's absolutely amazing. You have to thaw before you eat but I actually don't like it thawed I eat it like it's ice cream cake. The only downside is the price because the cake is sooo small. read more

Cheese Garden - Matcha - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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I found out about Cheese Garden on social media and I just had to give it a try. I like that they have drinks here, I had the iced white peach oolong tea.. yum! Perfectly balanced taste of tea & sweetness. Definitely get the yaki pudding cheesecake, it's like flan but better, IMO. I also got the Matcha double fromage cheesecake. I love matcha, which is why I geared towards this one. At first glance, I thought is this little 4.5" cake worth $21?? Well I went for it and it was yummy! There's a richness to it that a small slice is enough to satisfy a dessert craving. The matcha flavor was not over powering, cheese filling was good. read more

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This place caught my eye because anything Japanese intrigues me! I like trying different desserts and this was on my list of "to try". We ordered the Japanese cheesecake and since they make it there, it took a few minutes. That's okay. Nothing like fresh baked anything! We couldn't wait to try it! I had to wait till we got home. Because it was freshly made, it was still warm in the box. Okay, so we cut ourselves a couple slices and oh my goodness, it was so good! It's light and fluffy. When you think cheesecake, you think dense, right? Not this one. It was more of like a soufflé. I think if you put in the fridge, the texture will change, so we still have to try it after it's been chillin' in the fridge. You can also freeze it and I would think that it will be more like a cheesecake density. We'll have to see! I definitely want to come back to try their other items! read more

Cheese Garden - Japanese cheesecake - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

It's interesting to see how someone decides to open a place dedicated to Japanese cheese cake. But the cheese cake tasted awesome. It's a short review. But still a 5 star experience read more

Finally got a chance to come here! It's located across from the clock tower where Pacific Social is. There's a few parking spots along the store front but plenty of parking at a bigger parking lot in back alongside a parking deck. There's also no seating inside but there are benches in the area you can sit. I ordered the original double fromage cheesecake and the double chocolate fromage cheesecake. Honestly was surprised at the price for the size of the cakes (4.5") These cheesecakes are also frozen and was told to to treat it like an ice cream cake- keep it in the freezer and let it thaw for 30 min before you eat it. However, I really don't think that would have been enough time. Once I got home, I put them in the fridge (not the freezer) and took it out 6 hours later and the cream part was still a bit icy/frozen.. which I thought was perfect. In any case, I really liked the double chocolate one. It was very chocolatey and went very well with the cheesecake. The original was good but was more on the bland side. Even tho it was pricy, I still want to try the matcha and the souffle versions. read more

My husband and I came here after lunch because I've heard great things about the cheesecakes. We ordered the original Japanese cheesecake, some pudding in a cup and a slice of double cheese cake that was frozen. The original cheesecake was really dense and on the dryer side and the double cheese cake when we thawed it at home, tasted like freezer burn. The pudding was just ok. read more

I read about this place in a AAA insurance magazine. It's a little out of our way but I recently made the trip up here after attending a family party. It's a small shop without any chairs inside to enjoy your treats more of a grab and go or grab and walk around the area. Front and center of the ad was the matcha cheesecake, so of course I had to order that and I also ordered a peach green tea since it sounded refreshing on that hot afternoon. The drink was a little too sweet for my liking and unfortunately you can't make adjustments as it's pre-made. The cheesecake was really good, it's presented in a wooden cylinder box and was the perfect size for two with leftovers to spare. It had a slight bitterness from the matcha powder, crunchy from being semi-frozen and all around delicious. They also serve other desserts such as taiyaki and boba but with a name like Cheese Garden, the cheesecakes are where it's at. I could see myself coming back to try their other cheesecake offerings. I would say the advertisement did its job and I found a new place to get my cheesecake fix. read more

Got jasmine Royal tea - def a lot of milk, reminds me of the artificial milk flavor in Asia (that's a compliment since those milk flavors are delicious). The tea is lightly sweet as is the jasmine flavor. I do actually quite like it. However I will note there's no option to adjust sweetness or ice and the only topping choices are salt cream and boba. Would definitely come back in the future to try some of their dessert options. Took one star off because I waited for quite a while to place the order - the service staff was in the kitchen and there was no way to alert them that they have a customer. read more

Cheese Garden - Jasmine Royal Tea - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

This one has been on my list for quite some time because I love Japanese cheesecake. Today I finally went to try it out. This area is so nice but parking isn't great right near this place, but there was plenty of spots about a 5 min walk from there. There are no tables to sit there fyi. It's a super cute spot and that display just makes it really hard to choose. I knew I was going to get the yaki pudding cheesecake, then was torn between everything else. Considering it's on the pricier end, I couldn't just get everything even though I wanted to. So I let my 3 year old decide she picked the original frontage cheesecake, which is half ice cream and half cream cheesecake. It's very small for $20 and I half wish I'd gotten the slightly larger regular baked cheesecake for $13 but there is always next time. The yaki pudding cheesecake....was a bit disappointing. I really expected the baked cheesecake portion to be softer and creamier but it was a bit tough and dry. The pudding at the bottom was however very good. The frontage cheesecake was also...ok. It is very good but I think for a Japanese cheesecake, I just expected more. I've got my eye on the white valentine soufflé cheesecake and the matcha tiramisu for next week though. Hoping they're better. read more

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Great place to check out if in the mood for Japanese cheesecakes. Ordered ahead so pickup and service was good. Good selection. Chocolate frommage was good and would order again. Original, you can find at other Japanese cheesecakes and it's just as good. Down to repeat. read more

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We finally when to this store after 1-month monitoring, because the Valentine Limited Edition is finally BACK IN STOCK!!! This store is the first store they opened in US, and it's nested inside Camel Valley's Pacific Highland Ranch shopping center. They are known for their double sponge cheesecake ( original flavor and green tea flavor) and they are sold all year long. What I tried this time is the Limited Edition they launch during valentine timeframe and taste very much like another very famous Japanese cookie bread: "white lover"!!! The limited edition cheesecake is a souffle cheesecake is it's has a more soft and fluffy texture than the normal cheesecake, and it taste more fluffy and more cloud-like which I love. (Downside is it might not look good on plate, but we manage to place it in a hear-shape Yay!!) It also have a cookie bottom part which brings in another crispy and crunchy taste into the cake! Brilliant!! If you love souffle and love cheesecake, this is a Must-Try!!! read more

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Cheese Garden finally opened in the U.S and I was so excited to get my hands on some goodies. For obvious reasons, I had to get the double fomage cheese cake and the uji matcha tiramisu. Every bite into both tasted heavenly. Both had the right amount of cheese flavor to it where it was decadent but not overwhelming. I can't stop thinking about the matcha tiramisu, dare I say, the BEST matcha tiramisu I've had!! That says a lot considering the fact that I've had matcha tiramisu in Kyoto,Osaka, and Tokyo. read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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Soft opening for Cheese Garden-yay! Really easy to find. Staff is nice and suggested I get the Japanese cheesecake. I also ordered 2 yaki pudding cheesecakes. I tried one of the yaki pudding cheesecakes-totally worth it! Also tried a sliver of the Japanese cheesecake. So light and fluffy-if you are expecting a cheesecake like the ones you buy from Costco or the Cheesecake Factory-you will be pleasantly surprised. Not overly sweet. 10 out of 10 would recommend. read more

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This review is only based on what I ordered yesterday. (If I come back, I might change it.) So I got the iced blended strawberry cheesecake drink. There was nothing "cheesecake" about it. I was kinda disappointed. It tasted like sour strawberries with cream. The ones you buy at Vons. They should at least have put in some cheesecake bits or gram crackers, or a little strawberries; but I don't feel like it was worth the money that I paid for it. They should change the name because it's a bit deceiving. I'm sure they have other tasty options here and if I'm in the area I'll come back and give it a second try but for now I'll leave my review how it is. The people were nice though, so I'll give them that. read more

Cheese Garden - Iced Blended Strawberry Cheesecake Drink - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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We got the original japanese cheesecake, yaki pudding cheesecake, green tea tiramisu cheesecake, and the peach oolong tea. All were already prepared so they just had to put them in boxes or tahe then out of the fridge. My favorite was the yaki pudding and green tea. The pudding is not traditional American pudding, it is Japanese style. The matcha flavor was exceptional and they even give you some matcha powder to sprinkle on top. Both are small enough for a single serving. The original Japanese cheesecake is big, would maybe serve 6 people. I wish you could buy by slice so you could try the whole menu without spending that much. The service was good had to just wait a couple minutes for the tea. There is no seating physically at cheese garden but there are other benches scattered around the plaza and a park across the street if you wanted to eat there. read more

Matcha Double Fromage Cheesecake 4.5" ($21.95) - the matcha flavor really comes through in the matcha layer and the matcha shavings it's covered in. The cheesecake layer was still frozen even after an hour out of refrigeration, not sure if it's suppose to have an ice cream like texture. The cheesecake layer was very creamy. As a whole, the cheesecake wasn't too sweet which I appreciated. At the price point, I expected the texture to be creamy and consistent instead of one layer being frozen. read more

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Last time I had Japanese cheese cake was in Pasadena and I was hoping to find one nearby, I found one accidentally so ended up getting one "Japanese Cheesecake" it is really awesome. The order was delivered fresh from oven lightning fast! read more

Cheese Garden - Japanese cheesecake - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

I visited in the afternoon and ordered the double fromage cheesecake and flan. It was absolutely delightful, incredibly good and yummy. Plus, the bonus is that the cake is more like an ice cream cake and can be stored in the freezer for up to a month, making it even more appealing. read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

Love their desserts! Their selection is small, but the desserts they do sell are high quality. Prices can be a bit higher than other dessert shops. Employee behind the counter was super patient with us while we took our time deciding which cakes to buy. Eventually we couldn't decide and just bought two. Interior was clean and well lit. We bought our desserts to go read more

My daughter had the opportunity to check this place out. First, thank you Cheese Garden for choosing Carmel Valley for your storefront. This area needs something like this, in a location that has a gluttony selection of food! Now the goods - their matcha tea is superb. As picky as I am with matcha, I feel Cheese Garden uses just the right amount for their tea. It's not too bitter and not too sweet. More on the smooth side, which is 100% how matcha should be experienced. Their cheesecake is a MUST TRY. Do not come in here expecting to taste Costco cheesecake. This is where you'll experience cheesecake from heaven! It's soft, fluffy and the cheese is not too heavy, yet still just as delicious. I may or may not have eaten the whole cake - haha! It's that addicting. The next time you're in the Pacific Highlands in Carmel Valley, go check this place out. Even if you're not in the mood for dessert, their teas are worth it! read more

Cheese Garden - Desserts Near Me - San Diego, California

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I heard about this place from a friend and decided to give it a try. It's a very small store located in a shopping plaza. Note that there is no seating inside, but there's an outdoor seating area across the street in the same plaza. The menu was very straightforward. They don't sell the cheesecake by the slice so you have to buy the whole cheesecake which ranges from about $13 - $22, unless you get a specialty cheesecake which the price varies depending on the specialty at that time. The worker said that they recommend either the Japanese Cheesecake or Original Fromage Cheesecake. We ended up getting the Japanese Cheesecake and the Yaki Pudding Cheesecake to try. If you ever tried the Japanese Cheesecake from Uncle Tetsu, it is kinda similar to that. I would say that the Cheesecake from here has a little more of a sweeter taste/aftertaste as compared to Uncle Tetsu being more of a salty cheese. I personally really liked the Yaki Pudding Cheesecake. It was a cheesecake top with what seemed like a flan at the bottom and it was delicious. If I was in the area, I would get the Yaki Pudding Cheesecake again. The service was very quick. Glad a shop specialized in Japanese Cheesecake opened up around this area! TIP: We came from Bonchon and if you show your receipt from Bonchon on the same day, you get 10% off here. Don't know how long this will last though. read more

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My new favorite place to come for cheesecake, especially the double fromage cheesecake. Today I gave the pudding a try along with my usually fromage, and it was simply delicious after being kept in the fridge for few hours. The texture and sweetness was just right and not too overwhelming in flavors. The cheesecake fromage are in the freezer awaiting their turns, which is great after being out for 30min or longer. It is simply deliciousness in your mouth after the first bite you can't help but come back for more. If it were in any bigger size it would be dangerously dangerous because you'll keep Coming for more. I'm so glad they came to San Diego, I definitely recommend you getting some for yourself and some to share with family because trust me, you will want your own. read more

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We highly recommend this place they have the best cheesecakes, puddings and refreshers with bobas And remember this is not your ordinary cheesecakes this is the most fluffy and melts in your mouth type of dessert... it's delicious!!! read more

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