We ordered the Crunch Cream Malasada and the Curry Beef Bun. The malasada that was good but unfortunately, the curry bun was not. The curry bun was very greasy and practically had no filling in it whatsoever. It just tasted like a greasy bun. read more

Came here after lunch and got an ube and passion fruit malasada. They didn't have any more of their matcha pastries anymore. In any case, the malasadas were okay; the ube didn't taste like ube but the passion fruit tasted like passion fruit when eating a big bite of the cream - slightly tart and sour, good flavor. The donut bread was soft and chewy, but there was too much sugar around it, too sweet. Also quite pricey at $3.25 post-tax each. read more

Great pastries, good coffee, awesome service! Check it out 100% satisfaction guaranteed!!!!

My go to for pastries. I usually get the malasadas they are sooooo sooo good! I've enjoyed every bite of everything I've ordered so far at this place. Highly recommend if you're looking for high quality bakery shop in the area. The location in Chinatown is counter service only. read more

So cute! The inside is not open at this time so you will need to queue up around the building and order at the front window. Many items are on display as you make your way through the line, but there are other items you can ask for. I came to try the ube malasada and was heartbroken I didn't see it in the window. I ended up asking for it at the register and they had them! The donut itself was the perfect texture and there was so much cream! I would have wanted more ube flavor from them but they were still so delicious. I will be back to try more items. read more

Fuji Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

You HAVE TO stop by and grab some yummy pastries when you are in the area. They are so delicate and creative. We got a bunch of goodies today: 3 different donuts - passion fruit, red bean and custard; 3 danish- raspberry, pear, blueberry. Everything was so good. read more

I love exploring new bakeries and cafes and was super excited to try this place out. Fuji Bakery is located in Seattle's Chinatown so there's not much paring, but definitely worth trying. I came here on a Monday morning at around 7:30 and 8 and they had a ton of pastries there. I really wanted to try the malasada since the photos looked really good What we got - Ube Malasada (5/5): this was my 1st (or 2nd) time trying a malasada and this one did not disappoint. The ube cream was so DELICIOUS. It had a bright purple color and a really subtle flavor. The sugar coating outside was also delicious -S'mores Croissant (5/5): Honestly, this was probably the best thing from here. The croissant is very buttery, flakey, and paired with the chocolate and marshmallow, it was PERFECTION. I'm not a huge chocolate person, but I throughly enjoyed this pastry. - Ham and Cheese Pastry (4/5): not the biggest ham and cheese person, but this was really good! I recommend that if you buy it, you air fry it because it is kind of cold when you get it. - Curry pan (3/5): lowkey kind of disappointing for me because there wasn't a lot of filling and it was really soft and kind of greasy on the outside :(. Maybe I should have reheated it but this was not one of my favorites TLDR: yummy pastries, not a lot of parking, and you can only take out from this specific Fuji location! read more

Great service excellent breakfast. For a quick to go delicious breakfast try their malasadas.

Fuji Bakery in Chinatown is great! I like their selections they offer, which is a lot and all the wonderful and interesting flavor combinations. It's a small little bakery, not like a café where you can hang out for hours or anything, seems to be a grab & go type of spot. Staff has always been friendly with the greetings, explanations of any of their treats etc. Came here recently to get an assortment of their assorted treats from their wonderful selections in their case of assorted treats. -Picked a bunch of items such as the fan favorite called "Fraise", wonderful strawberries on top of this crisp & flaky bottom with just enough custard to make it creamy. -Got a "Clafoutis" as well, fruit with custard like something in a tart form. -Chocolate & Matcha Croissant that was wonderfully crisp & flaky with a good amount of matcha flavor. -"Crunchy & Cream" is my favorite, I love cream filled treats, kind of like a donut but with a wonderful corn flake exterior. So soft and loving! -Beef Curry was tasty as well, Japanese curry w/ ground beef and bits of veg all stuffed in this wonderful dough. Perfect savory treat! -Green tea macarons, was very nice as well, not a big green tea person but I could eat these quite often. Prices may be a smidgeon higher than what you want to pay, but to me it's worth it as the pastries are well made and tasty. I like it that it's not overly sweet and the dough is not super thick nor thin, but wonderful being just the right amount of dough vs filling or topping. One of my favorite bakeries to come to and will continue to seek them out when hankering for a nice pastry. I believe they have a few locations around town so it's definitely worth stopping by. read more

Fuji Bakery - Assortment: Fraise, Clafoutis, Crunchy Cream, Choco & Matcha Croissant, Green Tea macarons and Beef Curry - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Good pastries and drinks! I've tried the Matcha lemon, which was very refreshing if a bit on the sweet side. I also have had their bread, malasadas, and the milk stick. Malasadas are a must, as well as the bread. Milk stick was interesting, I don't think it'll be a repeat buy. Lines in the morning but don't expect to wait too long! I love that you order right at the counter. read more

We got the ube and passion fruit malasada. Walked across the street to this cute little park to enjoy our pastries and great weather. They were a little messy to eat since they're covered in sugar so make sure to bring some hand sanitizer/wipes. Flavors were subtle and delicious! I don't typically like overly sweet desserts so this was perfect for me. Definitely recommend! read more

Fuji Bakery - Ube and passion fruit malasada - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Hmm checked out this place because some people recommended it but honestly this was not different from many other bakeries. The pastry and the macaron were decent. If you happen to be in the neighborhood I'd say try it, but personally it's not worth a drive read more

How have I not discovered this place until just now? I had a Malasada and a drip coffee- they did not disappoint. I will be stopping by here more often! Usually these bakeries don't have very good drip coffee but whatever they serve here is great! I can't wait to go back and try more of the pastries when I have time to really eat. read more

Fuji Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Pastries were decent but not wow-ing. I also wish that they offered to warm them up since we were eating them there rather than taking to-go. I feel like the curry bun and malasada that we got would've tasted better warmed up. For people that have tasted a Hawai'i malasada, their malasadas are more cakey (like a donut without a hole) rather than local style malasadas. It's also pretty small, haha. I guess nothing compares to Leonard's. Street parking can be a pain to find and you'll have to pay the meter. The restaurant is also really tiny so I wouldn't make concrete plans to enjoy your pastries there for a study session or date, in case you aren't able to find a seat. read more

Fuji Bakery - Pear dessert, strawberry dessert, apple dessert, malasada, and curry bun - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We were in the I.D so we decided to stop by this adorable teeny tiny bakery after lunch. It is Japanese, by the looks of it and had lots of pretty baby cakes and croissant/danish type items. There were buns filled with red bean and a couple green tea options as well. But then there were more classic items like cheese danishes and tarts. I think there is a good variety no matter what you prefer. The croissant filled with strawberry and creme fraise was absolutely delicious. I wish we would've bought 5 of those instead of one, but who knew!? The blueberry tart tasted weird for some reason to me, so I wasn't a fan of that. And then the mocha cake slice was rich and absolutely decadent. So fantastic. I will go back for more fraise croissants and cake slices. There were many options to choose from. I will say, they are sightly pricey. The baby cake slice was just under $5. While the baked goods were $3-5 each. read more

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Every time I visit Seattle this is my first stop because I know they sell out of their donuts fast. It's a little hole In the wall that you order through a window. They have delicious malasadas that are baked fresh and once they run out, they're out. I've tried the crunchy milk, ube, and lilikoi. Crunchy milk is definitely my favorite, it has crispy cornflakes on the outside to make it 'crunchy' with a plain sweet cream filling on the inside. They are perfectly fluffy and soft with a filling that isn't overly sweet. I haven't tried any of the other items on the menu but I'm sure they would be just as good. If you like malasadas, you need to go here!!! read more

Fuji Bakery - Malasadas - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute Japanese-French bakery in the heart of the ID. I came because of a stranger post on Instagram advertising their cute year of the pig buns. They were adorable and perfect to celebrate lunar new year with. Also the service was lovely. I was looking for some more traditional lunar new year items and they pointed me down the block to a great Chinese bakery after I left. read more

Fuji Bakery - Adzuki Bean Buns to celebrate the year of the pig. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I return constantly for the simple shokupan which is always so well made and makes for an amazing breakfast bread.

The go to bakery for Japanese Shoku pan. It's the softest and tastiest bread on the market. You can find it at the Uwajimaya markets and sells out each day. read more

Delicious food and pastries!! Get there early they have a line waiting for the fresh baked goods and yummy stuff. read more

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Japanese bakery in the heart of the ID, offering an inventive selection of authentic breads and pastries. The small shop is closed off to the public during Covid-19, but you can peruse the daily offerings and place your order from outside. The young girl working was polite and attentive. The Hōjicha Latte was the best I have ever tasted. I ordered it with soy milk, hoping they used Pearl brand, and sure enough, it was my favorite silky drink. If you are unfamiliar, Hōjicha is Japanese green tea, but unlike matcha, it is roasted over charcoal, giving it a completely unique smoky cocoa flavor. This latte at Fuji was packed full of flavor, without being overly sweet. The baked goods were less impressive. Everything tasted at least one day old. The best item I tried was their signature Crunchy Cream, a custard filled malasada coated in a cornflake crust. This was perfectly executed. The Matcha Cruffin was dense, bland layers of croissant coated in a solidified, waxy matcha icing. Pass. The Jalapeño Cheddar Braid was okay, but lacked flavor. I will give them another try in the future. read more

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Wow, I don't know why we haven't visited this spot before. We were strolling around the ID after having dim sum on a quiet Monday afternoon with one of our little people (who had a day off from school). We opted to try the malasada which was amazing! They slightly heated it and it was sweet, light, and airy. A truly perfect bite of deliciousness! They reminded me of the ones we had in Honolulu years ago. I was so impressed with them--I've tried those at General Porpoise which always have an almost bitter aftertaste. These were so much better and half the price (although no fillings offered). After seeing a fellow yelper mention they have GF pastries too (our youngest can't have gluten) we will definitely be heading back there more often to enjoy more of their yummy treats! read more

Tasty paste rows. If the photos look good to you then you'll Like this spot. The food is as good as it looks. read more

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Delicious. I had the lilikoi malasada, the curry bread, canelé, and one other pastry I'm forgetting the name of, and I swear I'm still dreaming about it. I literally was so excited about them that I went back later in the day to get more. If I didn't live out of town I'd be running there every morning just to get some more of the curry bread especially. Since it's just a window to order from, it's really easy to drop by quickly, and both of the folks at the window both times I went were very kind. read more

Never heard of a malasada? Me either, but after trying them here I will forever be looking for more! They are a perfectly fried donut filled with many different types of fillings. The ube and passion fruit malasadas are a must try! I've never had a passion fruit dessert that tasted like passion fruit, until this one! And even if it sounds strange, get the beef curry malasada. It's a slightly mochi-eqse texture packed full of tasty beef. It's like a best case scenario meat pie. The area might seem deserted, but this place is a gem! read more

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We bought ube, crunch cream and matcha Malasadas. Wished it was better. Giving 2 stars for fluffy dough but unfortunately the fluffy goodness didn't have enough of the cream inside so it fell short of expectation. If I was to choose mt favorite, It would be the crunch cream . I liked the texture of the doughnut and it didn't taste as plain. Maybe I'll try something else next time since All the other yelp reviews seems to think highly of this place. read more

It was SOOoOo GOOD! We got the cannale, ube malasada and matcha malasada. Everything was so delicious and aesthetic without being too rich. Also wanted to try the famous cruffin but they ran out, guess I'll have to be back again ;) read more

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Japanese strawberry shortcake is absolutely amazing! I ordered a full sheet cake for my birthday and it was the best decision of the night. I keep dreaming about going back for more, it was a major hit! read more

So glad we happened to walk by this cute little bakery. Hubby got a pear croissant and I ordered a malasada. The pear croissant was SO GOOD that we actually came back right away and ordered another one. I didn't enjoy the malasada because I always thought those were supposed to be filled with some kind of cream. This one wasn't, so when we came back, I ordered something that resembled a filled pastry. It was called crunch something. I will say I'm glad I chose that because that was scrumptious! Super crispy outside and delicious custard filling on the inside. The person who took our order was super super friendly as well! Please support this bakery!!!! You won't regret it. read more

Fuji Bakery - Pear croissant. A must get! - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Honestly it's overhyped and overpriced. Drinks were decent and food was average. I was left still feeling hungry.

Got a box of (6) donuts as a quick gift to visit one of my friends who live out in West Seattle last week Sunday. Ordered 2 pumpkin spice, 1 apple croissant, 3 malasada crunches. I had 1 pumpkin spice donut and it was delicious a* f***. I would come here to order again however, I docked off 1 star due to the size of the donut - it was pricey ($3.50- 4.50) for how small it is. I say this because if you are going to call it a "malasada" (I'm from Hawaii) - you better make it the same size. For reference, Leonard's Bakery in Honolulu sells malasadas that are the size of your palm. : ) read more

Fuji Bakery in the I-District is the second store of the same name. The original being located in a suburban strip mall in Bellevue. The store replaced previous occupant, Unicone Crepes. A place that I found interesting when I walked by, but never cared to venture into. The storefront is a bit curious as there is an odd shield like structure in front of the baked goods. Which is unlike the Bellevue store which you can roam around the store and pick out the goods you want with tongs and place them on a tray. The space itself here is small, so I don't think that is practical. The selection here is decent size. The bakery style offered here is best described as Japanese with European influences, though some offerings are of the reverse nature. Noticed a few different items that I did not see at the Bellevue shop. The European flair to the pastries is evident in the offering of danishes and kouign amann here. The latter which seems an unusual find given it is a French regional pastry. Many interesting things found here. The breads looked interesting, but I sided with getting a brioche Japan ($2), a green tea danish ($2.50) and a green tea cookie bread ($1.50). The brioche Japan are shaped like wooden toy blocks curiously. Inside them is a red bean filling. It was interesting, but just okay. For some reason I felt like the filling reminded me of mayonnaise. How odd. The green tea danish was spot on flaky. It was kind of on the small side, but I liked the taste combination of it. As for the green tea cookie bread, they look like pineapple buns except with green tea color. I enjoyed this as flavors were refined and subdued. I like this better than pineapple buns as it is less oily, seems healthier but still tastes good. I think Seabell in Bellevue does a better job in regards to offering the most authentic Japanese baked goods in the area. However, if you are looking for a bakery that is Japanese, but that has a mix of European baking sensibility, Fuji is your place. read more

If you're looking for unique and hip pastries in Chinatown, Fuji Bakery is the place to go. They carry many different pastries, some of which are a bit more fusion such as melding the malasada pastry with cornflakes or a slightly more traditional ube pastry. There's nearly always a short but quick line going around the corner, as there's only a storefront which happens to be at the corner of a busy street. I got these two in one trip, and there was so much contrast that I felt as though I had really gotten the full spectrum of different donut varieties. ~ Crunchy Cream (4/5). I don't often expect that a donut will incorporate a crunchy texture well, and it often just ends up being there for the aesthetic rather than texture, but Fuji does this perfectly. The emphasis is fully on the combination between crunchy cornflakes and the slightly rough granulated sugar, which creates a layer on top that has great variation in texture. The rest of the donut is a little bit more mild, and although there is cream in the middle I daresay mention that I didn't really even notice the cream as it was overpowered by the sugary nature of the donut. The soft and airy cream that felt as light as mayonnaise blended in with the pillowy nature of the donut, emphasizing the rough topping of the donut itself. ~ Lilikoi Malasada (5/5). There's SO much cream in this donut, that when you bite it, the cream is ready to squirt onto your mouth -- and that's the type of donut that is simply delightful. I can't imagine a person that would say that there's too much cream in a donut, and the lack of topping or what one would consider "not interesting" wasn't even a thought on my mind. The cream on this pastry was slightly more liquid than the crunchy cream, which was a bit more whipped and airy. The texture, however, made sense as the less viscous cream allowed it to really explode into your mouth and provide a similar experience to what one might experience from a molten lava bun. ~ Ube Malasada (4/5). The sweet potato flavor itself isn't as strong as I'd like it, but the same delightful cream that you find in the Lilikoi Malasada is present in this pastry! The only thing I wish that was different was that if the pastries were a tad bit more fresh. I will be back the next time that I'm in Seattle, as they have a whole desserts section that I haven't yet gotten a chance to try! read more

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I've always passed this little bakery but I'm so glad I decided to stop here. I really loved their crunchy cream malasadas and their raspberry lemon curd croissants read more

Fuji Bakery - Blackberry bar, crunchy cream malasada, blueberry croissant, raspberry croissant, ube malasadas - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I got three words for you: GREEN TEA LATTE!!! Seriously, you must try this drink. Its made with macha green tea and it was just perfect. If I work across the street from Fuji Bakery, I would buy one of those bad boys every morning. I also tried their vanilla bean custard cream bun since I am a sucker for custard-filled pastries. I thought it was pretty good and I liked the fact that it was not messy to eat. For my next visit, I'm definitely getting their milk bread. I heard it has condensed milk in it, which is one of my weaknesses. BTW, space is very limited so don't get too sad if the tables are already occupied. read more

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Nothing against Chinese bakeries but sometimes I just don't want traditional Chinese bakery items and want Japanese, Korean or Taiwanese bakery items (i.e. Paris Baguette, 85 Degrees Bakery)! Those type of bakeries are definitely hard to find in the Seattle area but randomly stumbled upon this Japanese bakery and instantly fell in love with their huge selection of bakery goods! I've only been here once and only had the strawberry fraise and it tasted super good! I'll definitely want to come back to try out their other pastries! read more

Fuji Bakery - Strawberry fraise - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This review is based on the Hojicha Latte they make here! I am soso glad I decided to stop by here before leaving Seattle. Hojicha is one of my favorite teas and Fuji Bakery does a great job at allowing the flavor of the tea to shine through the creaminess of the milk. My bf and friend both agreed that it was really good. It even had a nice thick foam on the top :) I tried making it at home but it didn't taste the same :( Sad. I guess I'll just have to visit Seattle again so that I can get it! Next time you walk into Fuji to grab a pastry, order the Hojicha Latte too! read more

Fuji Bakery - Hojicha Latte (SOO good!!) - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

fuji bakery is a japanese french bakery near our airbnb that was recommended by our hosts, so we decided to stop by for breakfast before heading to the chihuly glass museum. even though we stopped by at around 9:30 am, a lot of their items were already sold out so we both ordered the blueberry lemon curd croissant. since their more popular items were sold out, this croissant wasn't quite the japanese french pastry we were expecting, but it was pretty good nonetheless (although kind of expensive...$3.50 for one). read more

Fuji Bakery - Blueberry Lemon Curd Croissant - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Possibly the best, and most consistent almond milk latte in Seattle.

Ordered online around 10:30am on a Thursday, I was assigned a 12pm pick-up time. Crunchy Cream: 4/5 | $3.75 Really nice texture cuz of the sugary corn flakes. The custard filling had a strong vanilla flavor. Tad too sweet. Ube Masalada: 5/5 | $3.75 Similar donut to the crunchy cream, but the custard filling had a subtle ube flavor instead. The ube flavor is kind of unnoticeable if you don't look for it, but still a superb mouthfeel. The sweetness was more balanced imo. Definitely would get again if I'm craving a donut. I wish I took pictures! The donuts are a bit larger than the size of a tennis ball. read more