Stopped in late Sunday afternoon in a pinch for a friend's dinner and Hiroki saved the day with a killer NY cheesecake! The slices were stunning and topped with a thin white chocolate, the cheesecake unimaginably fluffy. Rich but not heavy, well-enjoyed by my dinner host and company. This is a cozy shop tucked in Tangletown, creations made with care. For cakes, call ahead 3 days in advance to place your order. Look forward to trying out their signature green tea tiramisu next time! read more

HAI DOZO!! That's what my sensei used to yell at us when we were ready to begin sparring. I am SO happy that Asian bakeries and confections are more common. Most share the absence of overpowering sweetness I associate with most desserts. I can sometimes do sweet-sweet, but my preference leans towards savory (red bean, mochi, etc.) When I arrived at Hiroki, I noticed that the selection was small and was unsure if it was just because it was Sunday. I was bummed that there were mostly typical American bakery offerings like blueberry scones, cinnamon (and orange) rolls, chocolate cake, tiramisu etc. Don't get my wrong; they looked tantalizing. They did have Japanese cheesecake (if you haven't had it, you should try it) strawberry chiffon cake, and green tea tiramisu, though. There was only one piece of green tea tiramisu, so I ordered it. My friend snickered and said, "Ah. So stereotypical." All made funnier because she too is Asian ;) It was fluffy and light--very mild and appropriate sweetness. I didn't get a strong green tea flavor but it was good. I was stuffed from lunch but when I saw that they served matcha (green tea) lattes, I decided to ride my stereotypical tendencies to the end and ordered one. They didn't have almond milk, but they had soy. Soy milk and I are no longer close like we used to be, as it turns out I'm allergic to it. I don't die or anything, but I do sport a lovely full face and body rash after having too much. But I said, what the hay: HAI DOZO!!! And I was really glad I did. The server made the matcha with the small bamboo whisk all Karate Kid II-style and ish. Frothed to a gorgeous state, I was handed my matcha latte and squeeed inside. Green tea has a slight...I dunno...fishy taste to it that I really love. And matcha is an intense green tea powder. Use it wisely. read more

Hiroki - So much green! Green tea tiramisu and matcha tea latte - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Wow - I am so happy to see how much Seattle appreciates this awesome patisserie in Tangletown. I'm also jealous - I wish we had Hiroki or its identical clone in Tacoma! Located in the old Dutch Maid Laundromat, this Japanese-French bakery is a knockout. You frequently see dainty French pastries in Japanese magazines & manga - and here it is in real life, in full splendor. This weekend we had gateau basque ($5.50), which in diner terms would be similar to lemon pudding cake - an exquisite crust housed a lemony cake with a pudding like stripe through the center, and the souffle cheesecake - soft and subtle. They were selling homemade ice cream this weekend, strawberry-vanilla or espresso, but we couldn't get past the cakes. The reviews you see here are true! Pastry lovers will be richly rewarded for visiting Hiroki! read more

Hiroki - sacrifice to the sugar gods - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've had Hiroki bookmarked for an awful long time. I'm lame. I get lost in Tangletown. I finally made my move to find this special place. As we neared the shop, I was floored by the availability of a nice parking lot, which appears to be nearly as big as the shop itself. Win! We entered and got stuck in the doorway behind other customers. That's okay, it gave us a chance to look in the other case while they were buying just about every slice of green tea goodness. *sigh* I was struck by the prices but I'll pay them for the right product. I tried the honey mango bavarian cheesecake. Wow! I've had that type of honey topping before at a French bakery and I'm a fan! One reason I stay away from cheesecake (aside from the lactose intolerance thing) is that I find it heavy. I love this light, airy cheesecake! The texture and the flavors of the mango and honey took it over the top. I've got tons more stuff I want to try but I'm definitely a fan. Sweets and a nice cup of french press coffee? Hard to beat by my standards. read more

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I was looking for a bakery that specializes in matcha/green tea desserts and I was so happy to find this tiny bakery, located near Green lake. I ordered two green tea tiramisu cakes for a farewell party for my co workers. It was a huge hit at the party! What a creative fusion of flavors and cultures!! Definitely would come back here and try some of their other desserts. read more

Been wanting to try their tiramisu and finally swing by today. Grabbed the matcha tiramisu, regular tiramisu, mongo cheesecake and the custard. I like the mango the most and matcha tiramisu was a nice surprise. The texture tasted almost like muse with good flavor. Will def. come back again. read more

You know it's a good weekend when you discover two new personal favorites in your city. Despite reading Yelp reviews, I wasn't quite sure what to expect of this little Japanese bakery. Even back in the Bay Area, Japanese bakeries were limited, and focused more on quirky pastries like pizza bread. And while Hiroki does have a good selection of pastries, this is complemented by a handful (or two) of high-end cakes and pies, coming together to create a cafe that offers Japanese-influenced European treats. Following the advice of fellow Yelpers, I went in to pick up a souffle cheesecake and a green tea tiramisu for a total of $12.60. To my surprise, Chef Hiroki Inoue himself was working the register when I went in this past rainy Sunday (although I didn't discover this until mid-conversation). During the midst of this, I learned that a number of places actually serve his desserts, like Miro Tea in Ballard - but of course, you can't beat the freshness of something made daily at his own cafe. As for the desserts themselves? Absolutely delicious, as light as one would expect of most Asian cakes, awesomely fluffy in texture, and each among the best I've had in their respective categories. The tiramisu, while very light on the liquor, paired well with the green tea flavoring, and the fluffiness of the cheesecake was simply amazing - either of these would benefit from being enjoyed alongside a cup of black coffee. I struggle a bit with giving Hiroki a 5, for the simple reason that the prices here are a bit high, but given that nothing else I've had yet (cake-wise) can compare, and that the pricing is reasonable compared to desserts at a high-end restaurant, the 5 wins out. Sorry cupcake(s), it was good while it lasted, but my calories now belong to Hiroki. read more

Hiroki is a cool place run in the increasingly hard to find humble way of a hard working buddhist (or so I gather by the pamphlets in the entry). Everything is made on the premises and is fantastic in taste and presentation. I had a macchiato and a russian tea cake. It, the tea cake which is more like a tiny cookie, was just like my grandmother used to make for the holidays. They have orchids that are happily flowering in the entry way. We asked how he was so successful in tending to them. He said that he didn't really do anything, but waters them "maybe once a week." Wow. So these gorgeous orchids, some of the most difficult plants to raise successfully, have been blooming in the high traffic entry way because of the heat from the kitchen, the steam from the espresso press, the moisture from the open door and people breezing past. Possible. Or perhaps the proprietor of Hiroki is being quietly humble about his mastery of cultivating them in the same way that he makes individual desserts; with such exacting care. I really love this kind of quiet greatness. It is a personality trait that earns instant respect and esteem from me. Perhaps I will move nearby and become a fixture here. read more

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I love Hiroki, little Bakery in Wallingford / South Greenlake Neighborhood! It's a Japanese bakery. Every single piece of the cake in the display is very delicate. I really love their tiramisu. They have both green tea and regular flavors. For the regular one, you can taste liquor. It's very flavorful. I also like the cheesecake souffle. Parking is good because there's a customer parking outside of the shop. In this area, it's rare to offer parking. Say, if there's no parking, I would still come back. Why? It's on bus route 16! read more

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Summer in Seattle is great with lots of events to attend to on the weekend. After a short visit to University Street fair we stop by this little pastry shop call Hiroki for some dessert and they were amazing. Despite the look from exterior, this Japanese owned pastry shop offers tons of choices. We ordered banana coconut bread pudding (very hearty, kind of remind me of banana loaf but in a quiche form?! it was so dense and good), honey mango cheese cake (top layer is the honey mango sauce, middle layer is the cheese cake, and bottom is chocolate crumbles - need I say more? If you don't know what to try for the first visit? This is IT!), and chocolate puff pastry. It's hard to call favorite but the first two are definitely something we'll order again and again. Next time I want to try the original tiramisu, green tea tiramisu, and swiss rolls :) What a great find and good hangout place for a small group of girls! read more

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I was in the area, felt like dessert and saw the good reviews so I thought, hey, why not! I am a SUCKER for cake, especially ones that are more creamy than sweet. This place certainly hit the bill. I liked it. It was tasty! It's a small place in a cool little neighborhood in Wallingford. But, for the price of the cake--$6 for one small slice--I expected a few things. One, I wanted the cake to be truly an experience I didn't feel like I could have any where else. Tasty, great texture, sure... but nothing that made me go WOW, I need to GO here. Next, I wanted a fancier interior. Nicer decor, artwork, tables, lighting... something! While it's not a dive--it's quite nice, if really pared down inside--again, if I'm paying $6 for a tiny slice of cake, I feel like I need that extra wow factor in ambiance AND taste. It didn't. Good plus though: parking lot. Allowed us to sit and eat cake while drinking coffee without much stress. :) read more

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I've seen pictures of the cakes from here for a few weeks and always wanted to try. We came about an hour before close on a Thursday night and there were still some good options of slices left. We got the chocolate cake and the green tea tiramisu and both were good in their own way. The chocolate cake had the taste and texture of the edge of a chocolate lava cake if that makes sense and the green tea tiramisu had a good light creaminess to it. If anything I would want slightly more green tea flavor but I would get that again anyway. Will definitely be back to try some other cakes there. There is a small parking lot and about 5 small tables inside. They also serve tea and coffee read more

Hiroki - Chocolate cake and green tea tiramisu - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came here with my better half after lunch and purchased the green tea tiramisu and the black sesame macaron. Uh... Right after the initial shock of how flippin' delicious both of 'em were, I had this enraged desire to scour all of the Yelp reviews to see if any of my friends had been here and why the f-word nobody told me about this place... but, my rage would subside after every bite and bliss would wash over me...then rage, then bliss, 'til it was all gone... then sadness. I won't go as far as to say these are the best sweets I've ever had, but I don't recollect ever missing a dessert... read more

Hiroki - I miss you two. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've lived in Seattle for 3 years now and I had never been to Hiroki until today. How could I be so blind? I wanna slap myself. Great baked goodies. What more do you need? I didn't get to try his pastries today but I got myself a cream custard, a chestnut roll cake and a cream puff. My husband got a gateau chocolat. I was also going to get a macha latte but the owner recommended that I try an iced houji latte. So I did. And it was delicious. I wasn't sure if I could control myself, but I only ate chestnut cake and the cream custard after I got home. Cream puff will have to wait till, well, tomorrow morning. The chestnut roll cake was so delicate and just the right amount of sweetness. Cream custard tasted just like cream custard in Japan, so I danced with joy. My husband ate his gateau chocolat after dinner. I managed to steal some bites. HA! I always tell people how I miss Japanese cakes. Well, I can just go to HIroki from now on. Life is good. Everybody should go there, you won't regret it. You can also get some of his cakes at Miro in Ballard, which is also a great tea place to go to. read more

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Cute little shop by green lake. First thing I noticed was that they have their own private parking lot! This is a bonus because the only other parking is by the street, which looked to be kind of packed. Right upon entering, there was the display of all the goodies. We came pretty late in the afternoon so there wasn't much left. I was really sad they didn't have the green tea tiramisu because that was on my list to try. I got a caramel macaroon (really really good!) and a Russian tea cake (this was pretty standard to me). My boyfriend got the honey mango cheesecake and I had a few bites of it. Delicious! Great mango flavor that melted in your mouth. I got the matcha green tea latte and I have to say it was sooo good :) I couldn't be more happy! I will definitely have to come back for more of it and to try other yummy desserts. read more

Its goooooood here. There is a very unique and exotic selection of desserts and baked goods at Hiroki. Such things like Green Tea Tiramisu, Peach and Ginger Scones and Mango Cheesecake. There is always something different every time I visit. You MUST try the Haupia Cake when its available, its like a flavor bomb in your mouth...you can't really beat coconut and passionfruit together in perfect harmony. Try to come on the weekends if you can, they have many different items that are only there on the weekends. There is also a lot of amazing things during the holidays or during different seasons They make a great cup of espresso and have great selection of teas as well. The quality of everything is just on point. Its a great place sit and read a book while having some dessert, I used to study here quite often. Hiroki's is a tiny bakery but its very warm and cozy. The owner who is from Japan, is very friendly and really seems to know his stuff. The service and staff are always great. They also have their own parking lot. Its a little spendy here as you can get carried away with all the amazingness but well worth the price tag, lets just say you get what you pay for. read more

I came back 2nd time for the green tea tiramisu. This time I also tried Gateau Basque Previous time I also tried sausage roll. Honey cheese mango and cassi mouse torte. Green tea tiramisu is what I like the most and the only things I tried that I consider repurchase. read more

Souffle cheesecake is dope. Matcha is good, but I think it's light on the matcha flavor and a little too cream-like. I'm not a big tiramisu fan though, so if you are then maybe this will be better to you. read more

Placed an order for a 6" green tea tiramisu cake three days ahead of time. I arrived at the agreed upon time. The cake was ready to go and the customer service was warm and friendly. I think my need to only use three brief sentences to describe their customer service speaks volume about the ease and efficiency of Hiroki. In terms of taste, I thought it was closer to 4/5. The cream and cake sponge were both extremely light and smooth. A part of me wished it was slightly thicker and heavier, but that's preferential. I would come again to try their mango flavor. read more

I stumbled upon this little bakery today on my way to my appointment and decide to try one their cakes. I got the green tea tiramisu and it was delightful! Light, creamy, not too sweet and a little bit tangy. read more

Hiroki - Green tea tiramisu - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Came in after a Sunday run with my friend who was salivating about the desserts. She got a matcha latte, I got a hojicha latte, and we split a green tea tiramisu. I loved the lightly roasted notes of the hojicha, which in comparison made the matcha latte taste pretty mellow, but still good. I would say they were very solid options, but not particularly life changing - I mean this in a positive way. Sometimes you just want to eat something that feels familiar and comfortable. The green tea in the tiramisu was somewhat overwhelmed by the alcohol taste, but the texture was amazing and the cake was soft without being too soggy. The lure of the baked goods cabinet was too strong, so we each went and got another item to go. But the lure of freshly baked goods was stronger yet, so we ate them in the cafe. We got a bacon & cheese roll and a blueberry scone. The roll was surprisingly dense, a solid but not groundbreaking choice. The blueberry scone had a crunchy, milky crust that's probably the best scone crust I've ever eaten - it was like a shortbread cookie. The insides were buttery soft and although delicious, paled in comparison to the crust. However, I could have done without the glaze and powdered sugar, as it was plenty sweet enough. Definitely coming back to try the other cakes and pastries. read more

This place is real cute. When I came in there wasn't a huge selection, mainly because it was towards the end of the day (late afternoon). We ended up getting a few things (unfortunately, not the green tea tirimisu- we were told to come when they open for that). The pastries we ended up with we're okay, nothing stands out as being too notable or memorable, they were good though (and pretty). I don't think for the price I'd come back to Hiroki often. Also, the boys that worked here (at least when I came in) were pretty gosh darn cute! read more

SIX dollars for a piece of cake. Really?! I tend to order what people on Yelp like best, especially if it's green tea flavored. So of course I had to order the green tea tiramisu. The bf got the gateau basque, as he prefers more of a crumbly and drier cake and I prefer more moist cakes. The green tea tiramisu was good, but not really like a traditional tiramisu. It was more mousse-y and had a lot less cake. I really enjoyed the green tea flavor, as it was strong and bold. It was pretty rich and I opted to not finish the whole slice. The bf preferred his gateau basque over my tiramisu. The cakes were good, but probably not $6 good. read more

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There are not enough green tea cafes around. Everyone is all about the coffee, maybe some tea houses around here. But green tea lattes and desserts? Oh my. This place reminds me of some of the bakeries I used to frequent as a little girl in Japan. So light, and just the right amount of sweetness. I've never had an iced green tea latte and risked having it too sweet, but now it was just right. As much of a fan as I am to order a latte to have the fancy steamed cream art, the taste of the same beverage iced was perfect for a warm day. There is some outdoor seating available if you want to enjoy cooler comfortable temperatures or have your pup join you. Even though this place is pretty small, the quality of drinks and desserts were pretty spot on. read more

Hiroki - Two iced green tea lattes with the orange roll and green tea tiramisu. Lightly sweet and delicious. - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Yum!! Green tea tiramisu!! That's all you need to know about this cafe =) They seem to have a lot of yummy desserts, but we can never seem to stray from the green tea tiramisu. It's really refreshing and moist! Probably one of the best green tea tiramisu's we've had. Reasons why we love this place besides the green tea tiramisu is that every time we come in the shop is adorned with new amazing art and each time we come we end up wanting to buy the art pieces. Here's the downside though ... they do not sell the art at the shop ... you have to contact the artist yourself =( whomp whomp ... but still we love the art pieces so much we end up contacting the artist without much hassle. Another reason to love this place is because it's opened relatively late! Do come here after dinner to have some amazing dessert, appreciate the art, and enjoy your date's company! =) read more

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I have always loved Japanese desserts because they are usually not as sweet as American desserts. Yes it is a little pricey for a slice of cake but that how much Japanese bakery usually cost. You order at the counter and then you can eat at the tables in the back. I think the drinks here are so so. I ordered the green tea latte (which I didn't think it was that special and lacked some taste). I really enjoyed the honey cheese mango Baravian! Just the right amount of creaminess and sweetness and mango flavor. The green tea tiramisu was good too. If you are looking for a creamy, smooth, just the rift amount of sweetness in a cake ...Look no further. read more

Hiroki - Honey cheese mango Baravian - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I decided to drop by here on an impulse and because, despite having just eaten lunch, I was still a little hungry and hoping to kill the ravenous beast in my stomach with a sweet little treat. Enter: Hiroki. It's a small little cafe, one that you could easily miss while driving. They offer a small parking lot right outside the building, which is nice. I ordered a Cassis Mousse Torte, because I love cassis, I love mousse, and the combination together is alogether awesome. The total rang up as $6.30. I took one bite and was in Cassis-Mousse heaven where sugarplum fairies were spinning in pirouettes and a wave of love just came over me. In other words, this shit is delicious. It was the perfect blend of tarte and sweet. It wasn't too heavy, but it wasn't too light either. The sizes are perfect, too. Despite my sweet tooth, I didn't feel like I'd had too much but I didn't crave more. It was just... perfect, all around. I was extremely surprised, but now I understand why Hiroki gets such high reviews. Is it worth the price tag? Maybe not for a daily trip, but definitely once in a while, it is worth the splurge. You won't be disappointed. read more

Hiroki - Cassis mousse torte - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great variety of unusual desserts. Here is what I tried: Green tea tiramisu was perfectly sweet, moist and airy. It was however a little high in price for the size. I also had the mixed berry bread pudding (they were out of chocolate) and I thought it was just ok. It was missing something...perhaps vanilla or cream. The orange chocolate cookies had an amazing flavor, but were lacking in texture. read more

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I had a great surprise gathering from my friends who all met me at a place I have been craving to eat at and to top it off, the cake I wanted to try -green tea tiramisu. The green tea tiramisu in my opinion was very light and creamy with the right amount of sweetness and green tea taste to it. They had to buy individual slices for not enough time was given to make a whole cake. I was very pleased with the cake as was the hubby. I believe the rest of the group thoroughly enjoyed it as well! I personally would get it again. read more

Hiroki - Green tea tiramisu - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Located in Tangletown, Hiroki is a small, sweet shop with beautiful japanese teas, and exotic looking cakes and desserts. They offer coffee, tea and fantastic looking desserts. Sometimes, I'll hit them up after sushi at nearby Kitsaku (if my second stomach is up and running.) Flavors include green tea, pumpkin, exotic fruits, honey, along with the usual suspects (chocolate) done up in unique and unusual ways. Its a place you might expect to find in the ID, but here in Greenlake, it seems like a find, and unusually located. read more

Wow. This place can COOK! ...err....bake? Their confections are EXCELLENT. I highly recommend their trademark "Green Tea Tiramisu" It's their signature desert. I'm not a desert person, but it was AMAZING! Soft and creamy yet the cake isn't mushy. Sweetness and flavor is just right, not overwhelming. It would be an EXCELLENT pairing for a latte or mocha (which they serve, of course)! Check it out here for a pic: http://www.nosh.com/restaurant/7799008 read more

Prettttttttttttty pricey for what it is. Most slices of cake average $5-6 a slice which is a bit out of my usual cake slice budget. We tried the Green Tea Tiramisu and some sort of raspberry cake (Cassis Mousse Tarte?). I think the Tarte was the winner for the both of us that night. The cakes aren't overwhelmingly sweet which is nice. Props for a really cute, cozy atmosphere. 4-5 tables. No free outlets to plug in electronics (I looked around because my cell phone was dying). Looks like they have their own mini parking lot. read more

This place has the best green tea matcha cake, and latte I have tried so far. Hiroki is very friendly and you will catch him in the kitchen or the counter. read more

If you are looking for a quaint and charming spot near Greenlake with delicious sweets and nice coffee/tea offerings, Hiroki is a wonderful choice. It is very small, I think maybe it could fit ten people, maybe. I have tried a couple of their sweets and have had a few of their teas and loved them all. What prompted me to finally write a review was their matcha tea tiramisu cake I ordered the other day. ( You should call 2-3days ahead to ask them to make a cake..they have a few other cake offerings) It was deeeelicious!!! For 10-12 people, it was $58, and worth every bit of that. I called the day of and they graciously worked with me to make that short notice happen!! Anyways, besides these wonderful sweets, the nicest people work there and they have free parking in back. Win x's three! If they wanted to carry Hemp milk in the future, I could buy my lattes there, too!! read more

I've been a regular here for years and can confidently say that this is the best bakery in Seattle (non-loaf category). The green tea tiramisu is a unique triumph that cannot be missed, but don't let it bury the rest of the selection in its shadow. If you're at another restaurant in the area, skip the dessert menu and come straight here. On the weekends, they have an expanded menu which includes sublime savory breakfast options. My usual routine is to pick up something for breakfast on Sunday and something else for dessert that night. Don't think about it, just go. You'll be glad you did. read more

Hiroki is a gem hidden in Tangletown that is the perfect combination of cozy and delicious. You're greeted by a large case of desserts when you enter and you know good things await you inside. I was quite impressed by the selection for such a small case. When I came in I eyed orange rolls, honey mango cheesecake, pineapple sour cream coffee cake, and so many others! Not only does Hiroki offer wonderful pastries prepared in a Japanese style (not as sweet, softer dough) but their beverage menu had matcha and houji (roasted matcha) green tea AND 3 alternative milk options. I get very excited whenever I see oat milk on the menu, so I ordered a Houji latte with oat milk and an orange roll. Be warned, the space is quite small. There are only around 5 tables so I can't see more than 10 people fitting in the seating area. Luckily it seems some people stay and some people just stop by. There is only one person manning the registry so sometimes there is a line but they seem to do a quick job making drinks and getting items out. Hiroki is such a great example of neighborhood charm and I'm so glad to have finally tried them out! read more

It's a fairly small bakery located by wallingford and greenlake. A good variety of desserts to choose from but the Green tea tiramisu is a must try when you come here! One of the best green tea tiramisu's you will ever try. If you have ever been to Umi's in belltown they get their desserts from here. The tiramisu is moist and the green tea flavor doesn't overpower the rest of the dessert. Hiroki will not disappoint! read more

I've only had 1 item from here, and it was the item from the Seattle Foodie 100 list: the pumpkin cream puff. We stopped by in January to try out this thing. They didn't have them available. We were told to come by in October. What the... ?!!? You have an item that makes a list of the top 100 dishes in Seattle, and you only make it ~once per year?! Okaaaay... Now, to be fair, after my dude posted a review going "WTF?", they did offer to make it for us with an advance order -- anytime throughout the year. That was cool! October rolled around, and we decided to stop by. Sure enough, they didn't have any available. *sigh* Apparently they only take advance orders of them. So, we placed our order for 3 of them and came back a week later to pick them up. I will say it was quite tasty. Though really, the whole thing consisted of about 1/4 c of pumpkin pie filling, some cream, sandwiched between a little round puff pastry. It was done incredibly well, though I thought the pumpkin pie filling could have used a little more nutmeg and cinnamon seasoning. All of the desserts in here look great. It just so happens that every time I've stopped by, I've been trying to "behave" calorie-wise, so I stuck to the plan of trying out the cream puff. I'll probably stop by again later to try out other items. read more

Hiroki - Pumpkin cream puff (seasonal item) - Bakeries Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great little cafe/bakery. The selection is pretty small but their mousse cake is very soft and not overwhelming sweet. They don't allow any dine in or use of toilet due to covid. read more