I had the malasada from here, which is a basically fried dough with a filling inside. However, this place is known for a particular version of it - the Crunchy Cream Malasada - which has a crunchy corn flakes coating, along with the vanilla frosting inside. This is the version I had. It's fantastic. The first thing that stands out is the amazing crunch from the cornflakes on the breading. Compared to similar versions of this food I've had - the doughnut is always soft on the outside. And this can be quite enjoyable, but when there's a textural contrast coming from the outside, it just elevates it to a whole another level. The individual cornflakes as well as the entire outside is breaded perfectly. Biting into this is such a satisfying experience. The inside is also quite good. It's a vanilla custard flavor, and it fits in really well by both filling the doughnut in volume but not being excessive enough to ooze out easily. The flavor is quite sweet and vanilla-forward, and very nice. For just $4, these are around the size of your average doughnut. Overall, it's a fantastic treat that I did not even expect this place to serve, but I'm very happy I had it. 9/10 read more

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One of my favorite bakeries in the neighborhood. It's easy to walk on by and miss it. It's small with no inside seating, but it's nice to grab a cup of coffee and go across the street to the park and watch some ping pong, buskers, or other activities going on. I've gotten a few things there, and they've all been excellent. I love the ube malasada and the snores croissant thing. Also, the cheddar jalapeño breadstick was really good, too! read more

While the exterior is unassuming, the bread and pastries are peak. You can see what they offer in the shop window , turn the corner and order at the door. The prices were pretty reasonable-- mini breads were less than $5 a piece and packed with flavor. Don't miss the mini baguette with bacon. The kouign amann is much smaller than others I've tried, but supremely flaky. Smaller portions just give you more reasons to buy more. The malasadas are soft and have a good custard filling. Their shokupan (white bread loaf) is probably better than ones I've had in Japan, and isn't made with preservatives, which is super rare nowadays. You can choose from thick or thin cut slices. Like many Japanese bakeries even in Japan, the fried curry bread and katsu (breaded and fried pork or chicken) sandwiches are already made, so don't expect anything cooked to order or served hot. Keeping that in mind, this place ticks off all the boxes and is worth the quick hop on the light rail. read more

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Came near the end of the day on Sunday, and I got the ube and crunchy cream malasadas. Both were fluffy and still fresh. The cream were both not too sweet although I could have used a bit more of the cream. The crunch was not as crunchy but perhaps because it was towards the end of the day. read more

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We spent about $24 or so on 4 croissants, 2 regular 2 flavored and a malasada. The croissants were really flakey and really good, very fresh. The ham and cheese croissant wasn't our favorite, didn't really have much ham in it and it's definitely small, but the chocolate almond croissant was delicious, just small compared to the pricing for sure. The strawberry malasada was alright, the filling tasted artificial so I wouldn't go that route again. Service was quick and friendly. read more

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This bakery is a kind of big deal among locals. Anyone who knows the Seattle scene and gives good, solid recommendations will always have this place in their list. It's in the heart of the ID (International District) and the corner shop locations has plenty of window viewing so you can easily look to see what appeals to you. The malasadas are a culinary staple. The crunchy cereal malasadas with the cream is done right. The cream inside is light and only slightly sweet. The bread is light and airy and the exterior sugar and cereal counting help provide a nice texture. Truly a fave for me was the s'mores croissant. It was flaky, packed big on chocolate flavor, and just fun to eat and enjoy with the marshmallow and graham cracker. One of the best things about this bakery is that their offerings are always fresh. You can't pick a bad item here. Service is easy as it's a walk up window and just place your order and they box and bag everything up for you. read more

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Before heading to Mt Rainier, we stopped by here to pick up some baked goods for our hike! I got the tonkatsu sandwich, egg sandwich, ham and cheese croissant, crunchy creamy malasada, ube malasada, and beef curry. Our favorite was the ube malasada! The malasada was so soft and the ube flavor was lovely. Maybe it's because we had that one first, so the donut was still fluffy. The tonkatsu was a close second! read more

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Cute Bakery in the corner of Chinatown. It's a to go only spot with no seating but plenty of delicious pastries. It's a quick order and get your stuff and go. The staff is kind and welcoming and the food is delicious. So far all the danishes are my favorite I think the blueberry one would be my number one but they are all delicious. The malasada is also pretty good but it would definitely have to be the blueberry Danish that's my number one. The prices is also pretty good for each item not too expensive and you can get a lot of treats under five bucks each. read more

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The service was very fast and the pastries delicious. This is the quintessential Japanese/French bakery. There's an order window and no seating. My favorite baked good was the almond croissant read more

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I was craving something quick and sweet after my late lunch and Fuji bakery hit the spot! They serve donuts in a no-frills to-go window counter. I picked up the ube malasada. It had a light crunch from the sugar coating, fluffy texture, with a creamy subtly ube filling. I think the broche in the donut was a tad dry, but I did get it around 4pm. I also would've preferred a stronger ube flavor. Overall, the service was quick and friendly with tasty donuts. I wouldn't get this exact donut again as I found it pricey for the quality I got, but it was worth a try! read more

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This is a small, hole-in-the-wall bakery tucked on a corner and easy to miss if it weren't for the long morning lines and the tempting display of pastries in the window. We tried the matcha donut and the crunchy cream donut. My friends loved the crunchy cream one for its sweetness and texture, while I preferred the matcha donut as it was less sweet, with a smooth matcha cream filling that was perfectly balanced. Highly recommend trying both here! read more

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Good variety of desserts, highly recommend the malasadas. The ube tastes authentic, and the vanilla had a good crunch coating. Currently they are a "order to go" situation with no indoor seating (order though a window). But they're located in a cute area easy for walking. read more

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I kept reading about this bakery - so many different places. So, of course, I had to go. Itʻs in Chinatown and near the Union Station. (Union Station is worth going in and seeing the amazing re-built architecture. A sign said that it is supposed to mimic a roman bath.) The bakery is on the corner of a building with the items for sale visible along the edges of two sides of the building and they basically sell out of a window. The items are both traditional and modern, Asian takes on various French pastries (as well as malasadas which I associate with Hawaii or Portuguese food). There were so many things I wanted that it was hard to choose just two. I chose the matcha cruffin, although there was a matcha malasada. This was not too sweet and not bitter as matcha can be. I also liked how it looked. The other item I purchased was a red bean paste malasada. The filling was also not too sweet and ample. I liked the sugar coating, even though the ones I have had at many bakeries do not have a coating. I would definitely go back. read more

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Cheap but tasty donuts. I have literally never gotten anything from here that I didn't love from any location. I do with they had a few more vegan or dairy free options but it's definitely worth taking my allergy pills for their pastries. The service is always friendly and efficient. This is a to go window only - no seating or indoor space. read more

Fuji Bakery - Sugar donuts - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

If you guys work in the area near Chinatown this is one of the few places that opens early and has been around for quite awhile. They don't have any seating it's more of a front store and you order to go. I got the hojicha latte added a shot to it. Overall everything was good and wanted to try their egg sandwich and it was good bread was a little dry but the center was just amazing. I finish that in like two seconds and they always have good pastries. We usually stop by here to bring baked goods to work. read more

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Ordered the Sugar Donuts. You must purchase a set of 4 and they were great! Very fresh and made in house. Not greasy at all. Yum!

I love this storefront bakery so much, and have been going here for quite a while since the time when the pandemic started to ease in 2022. Back then it was to have some of their lattes which I found pretty good. For this visit, I had one of their malasadas. This was on a Saturday noon, and when I got here there was already quite a long line but it went by quickly. There's no seating at this place; it's all grab and go. Other than malasadas and lattes, they also have cakes, danishes, pain suisse and other pastries, with many people grabbing their olive breads the day I went. I've tried their red bean azuki malasadas before and since I needed a stomach for an event later that day, I got just one lilikoi malasada. It's a passion fruit flavored malasada, and my current picture of it doesn't do it justice at all. It was creamy and wasn't a sour taste in my mouth. There was a good amount of filling inside my donut, and flavor profile wasn't overly strong. There's a ton of sugar on top as expected of malasadas, but this place knows how to make their fillings a little weaker in taste strongness to compensate for that. If you're not into the long lines or overly sweetened malasadas/brioche donuts that The Flour Box has, this is the perfect alternative. read more

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The cheese green onion bread was really stale. Usually the other hot selling items are good. The curry bun was really tasty with the crunchy exterior but the filling was hollow. The ice tea lattes was delicious unfortunately it was all ice. I would overall come back. read more

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Out of this visit, I only ordered the Tiramisu cake and the Cream Cheese Danish. A classic Italian Tiramisu made with mascarpone cheese, espresso shots, Marsala wine, and ladyfinger biscuits tends to be rich and satisfying. While a 7" cake is typically said to serve up to 12 people, it could actually serve a few more. For example, we have 13 people, we still had about 1/4 of the cake left! The richness of the dessert often means that less is needed to satisfy guests, which is always a good thing when you want some leftovers! Cream Cheese Danish was delicious! Better than your Starbucks one. The croissant baked with custard and topped with carmelized cream cheese. A good Tiramisu cake should have a balanced blend of rich coffee flavor, smooth mascarpone cream, and a light, airy texture. The cake layers should be moist but not soggy, with a subtle sweetness and a hint of cocoa or chocolate. And they absolutely nailed it. Overall, the layers were meld together harmoniously, creating a perfect contrast between the bold coffee and creamy filling. read more

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When in doubt, yelp it out. My sister and I were in Seattle for a couple days, and on our last day she wanted to go to a bakery for some quick breakfast pastries! I found this one on here and it is relatively close to other stops we wanted to go to, so we decided to stop by and check it out :) Good thing we did!!! Everything in the window immediately caught our eye, and the sandos were calling our name. The workers were so kind and made sure they had everything in stock, and after our quick purchase, we walked to the park across the street to enjoy our buys. I think the nice Seattle breeze and the reggae playing nearby added to the atmosphere. We sat in the park and nommed on our goods. Our sandos were soooo yummy, and the pastries were delicious. We would definitely try this place again!!! The matcha latte was pre sweetened, but I prefer mine a bit bitter. It was still good tho! Yelp did a good job showing me this place, so thanks. I hope to be back to Seattle soon! #ALPHAZinSeattle #AWOOO #SandosFTW read more

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Small little shop with a walk up window and no seating. Good coffee, good donut, can't ask for any more than that

A friend highly recommended this bakery which is famous for their Malasadas (Hawaiian donuts). The store has different varieties of Malasadas which includes Azuki (Red bean), Lilikoi, Ube, Matcha and Crunchy cream. My favorites are Ube Malasada and Crunchy cream Malasada. The Ube Malasada is a brioche dough filled with housemade Ube custard while the crunchy cream Malasada is made with brioche dough with corn flakes filled with housemade vanilla custard cream. I love its crunchy texture. The Ube and the custard creams in the donuts are not too sweet either. The bakery has also other pastries, cakes and cookies but Malasadas are my favorites. read more

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Cute small bakery that you order with a walk up window. The crunchy cream malasada was sweet and sugary on the outside with a smooth vanilla custard inside. The corn flakes on the outside added a nice texture! Will come back to try other flavors of malasadas for sure. read more

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Today I had the best tasting donut that I've ever had in my 22 years of life. The crunchy cream malasada SLAPS so hard, especially for the price. It is a blessing and a curse that this Fuji store location is so far away from my apartment. My blood sugar is thankful for this unfortunate geographical conundrum. Great service and food on this rainy day! Their grab and go counter service was pretty solid, not sure if they have indoor seating but it seems like based on the website that they do. Long morning lines are there for a reason! read more

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I finally had a chance to try out Fuji Bakery after walking past in the CID so many times (so much food to try, so little stomach space!). This location is just a small walk up window and they have all their pastries and breads displayed in the window facing 6th Ave. One very slight annoyance I had was that there's no bread menu at the payment counter and instead I had to memorize the buns I wanted to order. Everything else from the line to the ordering goes pretty quickly. Beef Curry ($5.25) - Starting with the exterior, there's a nice chewy fried donut-like exterior studded with plenty of crunchy panko bits. This encapsulates a beef and vegetable curry mixture on the inside. There's not really a discernible texture to the filling - instead, it's almost paste-like in consistency, rather than being a curry that is thick stew as with most other curry pans. The taste is quite nice with a strong salty curry-forward punch with each bite. (5/5) Milk Stick ($3.75) - I thought it would be like a Korean salted butter roll before my purchase, but it turned out to be totally different. The bread is dense and chewy and has a nice sweetness level. It's cut in half and filled with a large slab of buttercream spread. The buttercream is on the softer side and doesn't harden up much, indicating lack of butter content. Still, it's nice to eat. (4/5) Butter Twist ($5.95) - The butter twist doesn't seem to be laminated croissant dough as the description implies. Or if it is laminated, it's not with nearly as many layers as their croissants items. Instead of being flaky, the interior is bready and a little tough, but a bit buttery and chewy. It's well baked with a nice crust on top I especially love the crunchy pearl sugar on top. (4/5) Matcha Cruffin ($5.25) - What the butter twist lacks, the cruffin has in spades. Good lamination, buttery layers, paired with a strong matcha taste from both the hardened shell on top and matcha cream on the inside. The muffin wrapper sticks on the pastry a bit too much and combined with everything else makes this a bit messy to eat. I found the construction to be pretty interesting - the cruffin is rolled into a ball and stuffed into the wrapper instead of being layered in the mold. They don't overpack the dough so there's still enough room for the layers to separate, allowing no dense spots to form in the dough at all. (5/5) I'm very impressed with the pastries I bought from Fuji Bakery. I will be returning to this location and will also try to make a trip to the original Interbay location. read more

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This is my second time visiting this bakery. I've always been a huge fan of their katsu and egg sando: it reminds me so much of the sandos in Japan. They seem to have renovated the interior recently and it's a lot more spacious, with a dedicated space for you to watch pastry chefs making the next batch of dessert orders. Service was quick and I've also added in an order of the matcha malasada and cruffin for the first time. Nothing bad to say about the pastries, both were delicious. Will def come back to try other desserts from their menu. read more

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The Fuji Bakery in the International district is on the corner next to Hing Hay Park. It's to-go only but it's nice to sit in the park and eat if it's not raining. It's a Japanese bakery and they have donuts, pastries, sandwiches, coffee and tea. This is the perfect spot to pick up a sweet treat. They have some savory options too but not as many compared to the sweet options. Their donuts are masaladas which have different fillings like matcha, strawberry, red bean, lilikoi (passion fruit), ube, etc. I tried the strawberry, lilikoi, and crunchy cream. All were delicious, they had a light fluffy dough and a good amount of filling. The crunchy cream one was covered in cereal which made it have a fun crunchy texture. Would definitely come back! read more

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We passed this small window shop on the way to lunch. It's just a to go counter. We loved their cream filled donuts. I liked the lilikoi passion fruit one. The brioche dough is so light and airy, with some sugar crystals on the outside. We also tried the ube filled one. There is also a vanilla custard filled donut with cornflakes on the outside. This is lovely with the added texture of the corn flakes. It tastes like a churro! The chocolate almond croissant was okay, I think I would've liked it better reheated up. Each item is around $4-6. The raspberry lemon curd danish is okay. I think the filling to dough ratio of the donuts is better. Service is fast and friendly. read more

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Yum! Had the Kouign-amann, maple bacon cruffin, ube malasada and all were delicious. Service was courteous. This is a take out only store. read more

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Great assorted options from sweet to savory. We especially like getting these as unique treats for our friends visiting the city. Also -- these are my favorite curry buns in the city! They sell out quickly though, so make sure to get there early to score some. read more

I would give 4.5 stars for A reason It seems like very mixed of bakery, they are not Japanese style breads. However, they are all tasty. I was little disappointed when first my expectation wasn't matched to what I saw in the store, but after tried all breads, I kind of like them, however, I was still craving to Japanese cakes and breads. We had malasadas (macha, strawberry, Ube and coconuts) and different kind of breads. They were all good, I will come back next time for different items. I still think the name of the shop mislead and give a wrong impression if people are looking for Japanese bakery, just said! read more

Found this place on a list of Seattle's best bakeries and was sold as soon as I saw they made ube maladadas! It's a cute corner takeout bakery with a window display of all their baked goods and a register that you order from. I was surprised to see they had a pretty varied assortment of baked goods between sweet and savory, Western and Eastern. I got the ube malasada, the lilikoi malasada, and the curry pan. I ate the ube malasada right then and there, and it was fairly good. The dough isn't nearly as fluffy and light as the malasadas I've had in Hawaii, but it was still fairly well-risen and tender. It was generously filled with ube cream, which tasted great. It makes a filling snack. Even eaten hours later, the lilikoi (passionfruit) malasada held up well and was also nicely filled with cream. I liked this one even more! The lilikoi flavor really came through, and the tartness is refreshing. My husband doesn't even like lilikoi and went back for two more bites. The curry pan was also very good! The curry tasted authentic, and the overall flavor of the donut and curry together brought me right back to Japan. I would've loved just a little more curry filling. The only thing that would bump this up to 5 stars is if they weren't served so cold (especially that curry pan!). Even keeping the pastries in a warming tray or an offer to warm it up slightly would be nice. Cold donuts are always a hard sell. But for being cold, they were still pretty good! read more

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If you're on a walk in Chinatown and see people lined up ordering at a window on the sidewalk - this is probably what they're waiting for! Not too sweet fillings with super fluffy bread and buns. EVERY Malasada is so good so your hardest choice is choosing (unless you just get all the flavors haha) my personal favorites were the Matcha Malasada and curry croquette read more

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This bakery has some fun and delicious treats! I saw it as I was walking through international district, and was drawn by the ube malasadas. I ended up trying it a few weeks later. The line seems to always be pretty long. I tried the ube and lilikoi malasadas, egg tart, and beef curry croquette. All of them were unique in their own way and quite good! The ube flavor was present, though the texture wasn't exactly what I expected. It was also not super sweet :) I think I liked the lilikoi better as the passion fruit flavor and texture matched better with the sweet brioche dough. The beef curry croquette was super tasty but there wasn't much filling inside, and the egg tart was fantastic - custardy and sweet with a flaky crust. I believe it's all takeout, so grab your goodies to go! read more

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The Beef curry croquette was lacking filling so it was like a donut only. Wished there was more of the beef curry inside as it took a couple bites to get it. the milk stick was delicious as the buttercream was soft and sweet with the soft bread. The bacon cheese braid pretzel was good but it wasn't fresh so it was tough to bite into it. read more

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Discovered this bakery while strolling around Chinatown on a raining Saturday morning. There was a small line forming to order so I decided to join. You can't enter the bakery, but the items are on display at the window. You order with the staff at the door. Got the: - Ube Malasada (5/5). Nice texture, not too sweet. Good amount of filling. The creme has a light ube taste. - Beef Curry (4/5). Crunchy with ground beef chunks. The curry was nicely flavored. The bun was pretty thick though, so not much filling. The bun was cold, and I would have preferred for it to be warmed up. Would visit again when I'm in the area. Hopefully I can ask for the Beef Curry bun to be warmed up next time! read more

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Saw this walk up window bakery and decided to pick up one last treat on my last day in Seattle before heading to the airport. Since it's a walk up window, there's no seating but there's a park right across the street. I was going to grab a matcha also but they let me know they weren't making drinks anymore (it was close to their closing time). Everything looked incredible (especially the focaccia) but I got a classic ham and cheese croissant. I ended up eating half at the airport and it was so good, even not warmed up! It was a great size and it had a flaky, buttery crust and a good layer of ham and cheese. When I got home, I warmed it up and ate the rest and it was delicious and filling! read more

Fuji Bakery - Ham/cheese croissant - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Service was quick and you order through a window in the wall, so not your typical walk in cafe. Pastries are lined around the store so you can see what they have through the window. I got a beef curry and matcha cruffin. The beef curry kare pan was delicious but the matcha cruffin was too sweet which was unexpected since matcha isnt supposed to be that sweet. read more

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You don't come here for the atmosphere. After all, it's a hole in the wall--almost literally. This corner store has all of its freshly baked pastries in the window. No need for a menu; just point. Their crunchy, cream-filled malasada donut is my favorite, with the beef curry bun coming in close second. Don't leave without also ordering a matcha to pair with your goodies. Easily one of the best matcha lattes in the city. They also sell Shokupan milk bread for sale upon request. You can thank me later. read more

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This tiny bakery is a must-visit for anyone going to Chinatown or sporting event in the nearby stadium district. I highly recommend the bacon and cheese wrapped breadsticks, which are a meal in themselves. The staff is pleasant and the ambiance is sweet and friendly. If there is a line out front, join it. It is well worth a little wait! read more