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    Uncle Tetsu

    4.5 (315 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Angela C.

    I don't make it out this way often, but when I do, this cheesecake is the whole reason. Light, delicate, exactly what you want from a Japanese cheesecake. They had cookies out front this time too, so I got the taro cheesecake and matcha cookies, both good, but the cheesecake wins every time. Prices are fair: regular cheesecake is $14, mini cheese pies are about $5, and they've got new basket cheesecakes for $24 that are extra rich.

    Pinay M.

    I love this place! I think we've tried almost everything on the menu. The Oreo cheesecake, ube cheesecake, mousse au chocolat, and burnt basque but my favorite is their original fluffy cheesecake. It's pretty similar to French soufflé. It's very fluffy, and has a light and airy texture, it's very soft and delicious! They are cashless and only accept card payments or Apple Pay.

    Oreo
    Justin C.

    Uncle Tetsu serves delicious authentic Japanese cheesecakes. We tried the original milk and Oreo flavors. The texture is consistent and fluffy and you can taste the quality. The cakes are not large but we were able to cut them comfortably into 8 piece slices to serve our group. I really liked the Oreo flavor cheesecake and would definitely get it again. Looking forward to trying some of their other flavors like the Ube cheesecake.

    Outside the store with my cheesecake purchase.
    Vince B.

    This is a review for my visit back in March of this year. I was coming out of the Vinh Hoa Hong after buying some winter herbal essentials when I chanced upon this small shop with a big red sign and a cute Japanese drawing of a bespectacled balding man. A "Now Open" banner invitingly waves at me together with the aroma of freshly baked cheesecake. How could I resist? I allowed my desires take over and ordered a Burnt Basque, took it back to my car and ate a small slice. Beneath that gorgeous burnt exterior lies a creamy, custard-like interior that's almost impossibly rich and decadent. This indulgent dessert will pair perfectly with whatever I'm having for dinner" I thought. If you love cheesecake, you gotta try how the Japanese make theirs, it will make a fan out of you!

    Cookies
    David Z.

    Came here to get a cheesecake and a cookie. The inside is very small and has no seating. You order at the counter and get your food immediately. Love their airy cheesecakes. Always a treat.

    Very affordable
    Susie T.

    This place is very small inside and had no chairs. Quick service and simple. I wanted to try the pandan coconut and im glad I got it! The fluffiest and softest cake ever! Its like a souffle not a cheesecake. For me, I much prefer an American original cheesecake made with Philadelphia cream cheese. This pandan coconut cake was one of the best cakes I've had! Its semi sweet leaning towards bland side but with the shaved coconut, it added the sweetness it needed! A marvelous cake!!! Also for a slice its only 11-16g of carbs. Worth 14$. I also got the ube cookies. This was a bit too sweet for me. I only took a bite of that. I can never have too much of sweets. My sugar will spike so high. Since I don't take insulin or medications for my diabetes bc I've kept it under control through water fasting/exercise/0 carb life style, this cake is of the lesser evil and I appreciate it! I could have eaten the entire cake! But self control! Hehe Will be coming again next month. I can only cheat once every two weeks and next week im at my third home and love, vegas! so I have to save my cheat days for that! Lol! I'll be back to uncle tetsu for sure!

    Ube Cheesecake
    Diana L.

    Small but clean. I've only gotten desserts to take home. They have always been fresh and moist. The ube is yum! Fast service, cute custom bags.

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    Anthony D.

    Stopped by Uncle Tetsu to pick up a box of Original fluffy Cheese Cake. This tiny bakery serves airy, soufflé-like Japanese cheesecakes in flavors like pandan coconut, burnt Basque, and black sesame, plus treats like ube cookies and cheese tarts. Their desserts are soft, lightly sweet, and delicious. The shop is small and mostly grab-and-go, but the quick service and standout flavors make it worth stopping by.

    black sesame cheesecake, Burnt Basque Cheesecake
    Sharon H.

    The black sesame cheesecake had an odd taste. Good black sesame flavor and fluffy texture but somehow the mixture between cheese and black sesame made it taste strange. The basque cheesecake was on the sweeter end but still really good. Everyone preferred the basque cheesecake over the black sesame cheesecake.

    Tim T.

    Awesome San Diego got an Uncle Tetsu - they have amazing fluffy Japanese cheesecakes in a variety of flavors like pandan-coconut, ube, strawberry, chocolate, coffee, cookies and cream, and more, and special burnt basque cheesecakes (in normal and cookies and cream flavors) that have caramelized tops and custard centers flavored like vanilla or lemon. Moreover, they sell smaller Hokkaido specialty cheese tarts - double-baked crusts with cheese mousse inside - in original, chocolate, matcha and ube flavors as well as cookies in matcha, ube and ube crumble flavors. Prompt and attentive service, especially if you order ahead on the site or app, and cozy interior where you can purchase a variety of beverages (designed for just pick up, and there is a convenient parking spot out front where you can park to pick up the goods). Most highly recommended!

    Three G.

    My partner and I have been on a pandan hunt for MONTHS. When we saw there was a bakery nearby where we were staying in SD, we had to stop by! We got the pandan cheesecake for $14. It didn't taste like cheesecake to me, it was more spongy like a flour cake. It was also topped with coconut flakes, which aren't my favorite but this place still hit the spot.

    Rohith V.

    Quick service and a no-frills bakery setup. They're known for their light and airy Japanese-style cheesecakes, and they absolutely live up to the hype. Very different from your classic American cream cheese-heavy cheesecake -- these are incredibly soft, fluffy, and almost feel like you're cutting into a warm soufflé. Such an easy, delicious treat. Highly recommend this place!

    The new tarts that are smaller than the old style.

    You know I have always come here and loved this place (always got the tarts) However recently, or idk if I came on an odd day or two, but they have made the tarts much smaller now and still charge the same price. Kind of disappointing to be honest

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    Ask the Community - Uncle Tetsu

    I'm allergic to peanut, tree nuts, and sesame. Do any of your items contain these ingredients?

    How long do they last? Is it smart to buy ahead two days?

    I had them the day after and they were not as fresh. The third day was meh. It’s definitely better the day off.

    Does it jiggle?!?

    Not really...I think that may be when it's fresh from the oven but these have settled.

    Can you order ahead for pick up?

    Yes !! But they do have it ready already and you can pick what you want

    Can we order large orders pre sliced?

    I dont think they preslice but i have ordered 10 cakes at 1 time no problem.

    Will this location sell cheese tarts in the future too?

    Yes! We will be bringing our other flavors and cheese tarts to this location.

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    Izola - Our Brown Butter Caramel Knot is one you won't want to share...House made caramel, with a light sprinkle of sea salt. Hot from the oven!

    Izola

    4.7(2.2k reviews)
    7.9 mi•East Village
    •$$$
    Family-owned & operated
    LGBTQ friendly

    This was my first time coming here, and it was a wonderful experience. I ordered the Kimchi Gruyere…read moreBun and the Coconut Cream Iced Latte. The Kimchi Gruyere Bun was delicious and flavorful. As someone who is not big on coffee, this latte was actually so so good, and I would definitely recommend. I also tried a bite of the Bibimbap Croissant which was yummy too. Service was amazing! The staff were welcoming, friendly, and quick. They checked on us frequently and made sure if we needed anything else / if we enjoyed our food. They also offered us samples of a new item, the Coconut Pumpkin Bun, coming out around October. It was warm and not too sweet - a perfect balance in my opinion. The atmosphere and ambience was clean and cozy. It was a nice place for our group to enjoy some drinks and a quick bite. Everyone enjoyed themselves! Overall, I highly recommend checking this place out! I will definitely be back :)

    The Tahitian Vanilla Knot and the Bibimbap Croissant were delicious I recommend them . The cashier…read moreDaisy was very humble . The service as well was amazing

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    Izola - Iced Coconut Cream Latte: espresso with condensed coconut milk and topped with the most luxurious version of coconut cold foam. Luxurious!

    Iced Coconut Cream Latte: espresso with condensed coconut milk and topped with the most luxurious version of coconut cold foam. Luxurious!

    Izola - IZOLA Carnitas Croissant: 
A tribute to the flavors of Mexico and a warm thank-you to the flavors that inspire us from across the border.

    IZOLA Carnitas Croissant: A tribute to the flavors of Mexico and a warm thank-you to the flavors that inspire us from across the border.

    Izola - IZOLA croissant. Crispy exterior, pillowy inside. 3 day process. Hand-made with organic flour, grass-fed milk, butter from Normandy.

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    IZOLA croissant. Crispy exterior, pillowy inside. 3 day process. Hand-made with organic flour, grass-fed milk, butter from Normandy.

    Asa Bakery & Cafe

    Asa Bakery & Cafe

    4.1(1k reviews)
    7.7 mi•East Village
    •$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Certified professionals

    We actually went to the speakeasy inside ASA Bakery the night before and got the Tokyo Banana…read morecocktail. Once I saw they offered a Tokyo Banana Latte during the bakery cafe hours, it was a no brainer to come back the next morning for breakfast. ASA was easy to find. The line was almost to the door when we arrived, but it moved at a fair pace. They offer a good variety of pastries, matchas, coffees, baguettes, and even some lunch sandwiches. I also love that they stay open later than your typical bakery, so it's a nice option whether you want breakfast, an afternoon coffee, or something later in the day. You select your pastries cafeteria style before ordering your drinks at the register. We got two baguettes, the Spicy Sausage and the Caviar. Both had that crispy, slightly harder baguette texture that gave them a really nice crunch. The Spicy Sausage had a good amount of heat with a savory, meaty filling that paired really well with the bread. If you like fish roe, I definitely recommend the Caviar Baguette. It was buttery with that rich salty umami flavor you get from fish roe without tasting overly fishy. For drinks, we tried two of the seasonal lattes advertised on flyers throughout the bakery, the Blueberry Muffin Latte and of course the Tokyo Banana Latte. These were easily the highlights of our visit. The Blueberry Muffin Latte had a delicate blueberry flavor with a delicious creamy topping that actually reminded me of a blueberry pastry. The Tokyo Banana Latte had a thick, rich banana cream on top with a slightly salty finish sprinkled over it. The banana flavor was noticeable without being artificial or overly sweet. Both lattes were really balanced, creamy, and delicious. After trying ASA at night and coming back for the bakery the next morning, I'm really glad we got to experience both sides of the spot.

    Ambience is nice. Huge selection of desserts, breads, and meals…read more Matcha parfait was very tasty. But 17.50? I was shocked at my bill. The toppings were unremarkable and the cup was really small.

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    Asa Bakery & Cafe
    Asa Bakery & Cafe
    Asa Bakery & Cafe

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    Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - My personal fave - fig and vanilla tile

    Wayfarer Bread & Pastry

    4.5(1.1k reviews)
    6.6 mi•Bird Rock, La Jolla
    •$$

    The cinnamon pull apart bread was so delicious but they start serving it at 11 am and run out…read morequick! Then the strawberry pistachio croissant was so fluffy and soft like the cinnamon loaf bread and the kouign amann is apparently one of their most popular breads. The blueberry almond financier was rly moist inside, rly good and outside was crisp. The cinnamon bun was actually soft and flaky biting into it. Possibly my favorite one. However for the chocolate croissant, I tasted most of the croissant, not much chocolate. Gotta go there early in order to get the breads you want (for the cinnamon pull apart loaf bread it serves at 11 am) but this is one of my favorite bakeries ever!

    Parking is very difficult in this area. Even during the week. Line is usually a block long. They…read morehave exterior seating on their patio. Do not pick the fruit off the vines, they have signs indicating they use them in their recipes. Wait in line, walk inside, order at the counter by pointing at what you want in the case. Card only. Tried: Strawberry pistachio croissant $6.75 - didn't really need the outer glaze was a little odd. Chocolate croissant $6.35 - okay Cinnamon bun $6.35 - this was better warmed up at home. Peach vanilla Tile $7 - good They have a 1% zero foodprint fee added on to all checks. Maybe I just got the wrong things but I wasn't a fan compared to other San Diego bakeries.

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    Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - Inside

    Inside

    Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - Almond croissant and burnt honey fig tiles

    Almond croissant and burnt honey fig tiles

    Wayfarer Bread & Pastry - Mushroom Danish

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    Mushroom Danish

    Extraordinary Desserts - Road trip with the girls. Gorgeous stuff here.

    Extraordinary Desserts

    4.0(9.3k reviews)
    7.2 mi•Little Italy
    •$$$

    This place is properly named extraordinary dessert for a reason. They are known for their desserts…read moreboth in taste and in aesthetics. Desserts: 5/5 We got a blood orange scone and a strawberry danish. The scone was warm and delicious. The orange essence was well infused. The danish was crispy and creamy. Everything was so picturesque. Food: 3/5 Unfortunately, the food was not the best. We got the smoked salmon sandwich which was not very flavorful. The salmon was also slimy. The pesto spread was good though. It was creamy and the artisan bread it was served had great variety. Ambiance: 5/5 This place is such super cute. When you walk in, the desserts all look super appetizing. The seating areas are super cute and the floral decor are stunning. Service: 5/5 It is an order then sit down establishment. There is great attention to their dessert. I saw them heat up a knife just to cleanly cut the cake. The food service however did take some time to come out.

    We stopped by here after being downtown for Comicon…read more Things must have changed over the years since I felt the establishment has changed a bit. We used to come visit here when we come to San Diego. On this summer day - the restaurant doesn't bave any AC on so it made it a bit uncomfortable to enjoy our desert when it is a bit cooler to sit outside. The other thing that got to me was that the men's restroom was out of service so they did not announce it or anything but the women's bathroom was to be used by both genders but it was crowded so a bit uncomfortable. Service wise we got our deserts and the deserts are still very delicious. We were a larger party and they were able to accommodate and get all of our orders correctly. Noise level was normal and gave us time to sit down and relax our feet. Over all - food was good but things were a bit worn down from a building perspective

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    Extraordinary Desserts - Spinach dip and chips and tomato and basil soup

    Spinach dip and chips and tomato and basil soup

    Extraordinary Desserts - One of our 'go to' dessert places in San Diego.

    One of our 'go to' dessert places in San Diego.

    Extraordinary Desserts - Chocolate lemon bon bon

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    Chocolate lemon bon bon

    Flour Atelier - Calamansi Cream Pie

    Flour Atelier

    4.4(270 reviews)
    0.4 mi•Kearny Mesa
    •$$

    This bakery is in between Ross and Mitsuwa. Parking is tight in this plaza where you'll need to…read morefold in your side mirrors and suck in to get in and out of your car. Super cutesy vibe and pretty delicate desserts. Almost reminds me of Nothing Bundt Cake interior with merch, candles, gifts, flowers. Things you can pick up last minute if you're on your way to a party. They offer cheesecake, cupcake, cookies, cakes and few others. Lattes, matcha, Hojicha, teas and lemonade. I got the earl gray lavender cupcake and black sesame matcha Hojicha drink and lychee hibiscus tea drink. The cupcake was moist, not too sweet, had some grittiness to it from the seeds. Tasted the earl gray and lavender combo. It was delicious, I could have ate the entire thing but had to share the other half. There were a few tables outside but none inside.

    I'd been seeing Atelier Flour all over Instagram, so I decided to stop by and see what the hype was…read moreabout. I ordered the Island Girl Coffee, a macadamia latte, and asked for it less sweet. To me, it tasted very similar to a flavored hazelnut latte from Starbucks. Even with reduced sweetness, it was still sweeter than I prefer and had a slightly artificial flavor. If you enjoy flavored Starbucks-style coffee, you'll probably like it, but it's just not my personal preference. I actually didn't finish my drink because the flavor wasn't for me. That said, the cashier was very sweet, and the dessert display looked beautiful and tempting. While the coffee didn't win me over, I'd still come back to give their desserts a try since they looked much more appealing than the drink I ordered. Overall, a nice spot with friendly service, but next time I'll be skipping the flavored coffee and trying one of the desserts instead.

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    Flour Atelier - Cupcakes (Halo-Halo, Ube & Flan, Turon)

    Cupcakes (Halo-Halo, Ube & Flan, Turon)

    Flour Atelier - Bite of strawberry cheesecake matcha bar.

    Bite of strawberry cheesecake matcha bar.

    Flour Atelier - Work of art. Monogram puff pastry cake.

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    Work of art. Monogram puff pastry cake.

    Bonjour Bakery & Patisserie - Berry danish

    Bonjour Bakery & Patisserie

    4.6(287 reviews)
    7.1 mi•Little Italy
    •$$

    This place has the most insanely delicious vegan pastries omg. In one of their display cases they…read morehave an entire shelf that is labelled as all vegan, and luckily I asked an employee if there were any other vegan options because he told me that one of their two rows of rolled croissants were also vegan. I ended up getting a vegan almond croissant and a vegan chocolate hazelnut rolled croissant, both of which were ridiculously good. The almond croissant was nice and flaky yet still buttery inside, and the almond filling was lovely. However my favorite was definitely the rolled croissant, the hazelnut creme inside was so light and creamy and when taken in a bite with the croissant and chocolate shell coating was heavenly. They had so many other options that looked incredible, in particular if I came back I would definitely want to try the vegan kouign amann. The inside is cute and has a small amount of seating, however the place is quite busy and fills up very fast. Me and my friend were lucky to get there early and be able to claim a table, and so they plated the pastries for us quite nicely and heated up her pizza croissant. Everyone we interacted with was lovely. This place is actually perfection I cannot recommend enough.

    Don't understand the hype when it comes to these pastries... they were mediocre to me at best but…read morecustomer service was exceptional with majority of the staff that I interacted with. I must give a shoutout to Oscar for going above and beyond. You can tell he has a positive attitude and I'd come back for the service alone. I like that there is both indoor and outdoor seating and the staff is quick to clean the tables as people leave.

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    Bonjour Bakery & Patisserie - Ham and cheese croissant everything with medium roast coffee and flowers

    Ham and cheese croissant everything with medium roast coffee and flowers

    Bonjour Bakery & Patisserie - The inside of the Tiramisu filled croissant. There is actually 2 different creams inside.

    The inside of the Tiramisu filled croissant. There is actually 2 different creams inside.

    Bonjour Bakery & Patisserie - Chocolate croissant

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    Chocolate croissant

    Parisien Gourmandises - Peach danish

    Parisien Gourmandises

    4.5(371 reviews)
    7.0 mi•La Jolla
    •$$

    When people talk about the magic of La Jolla Village, this is exactly what they mean. Nestled among…read morethe walkable, sun-drenched streets lined with palm trees and ocean breezes, this boutique café captures that rare blend of upscale SoCal charm and effortless European sophistication. It's an absolute staple of what makes exploring the Village so special. Walking through the front entrance, you're greeted by a curated retail space that feels like Crate & Barrel met a boutique shop in the heart of Paris. It's packed with unique home goods, chic trinkets, and aesthetic lifestyle items. Be sure to wander all the way to the back shelves--there are so many hidden gems worth taking home! The staff upfront and on the floor were incredibly warm, welcoming, and happy to chat while you browse. As you head toward the back, the space opens up into a dream of a café. One of the cutest touches is being able to actually watch the bakers rolling out fresh dough and crafting pastries right before your eyes. The smell of rich espresso and buttery pastry crust filling the air is irresistible. I grabbed a coffee and a fresh pastry, waited a short bit for a table on the patio, and pulled out my journal. Listening to the ambient music and ocean breeze in the courtyard while writing was pure heaven. Whether you're stopping in to shop for home decor, grab a top-tier espresso, or just soak in the slow, luxurious rhythm of La Jolla, this place is perfection.

    Why??? Why did I not know about this patisserie? It is like walking down the street in Paris from…read moreour Airbnb and grabbing a bite to eat. This is an amazing bakery, the desserts were out of this world, and the savory tarts were even better. I am not going to even tell you which ones we bought, because honestly you need to just walk in here, look at which one fills your eyes with joy and buy that one. They are all delicious. Beautiful to for all your senses. Now I will have to find the quickest route of Ramona to La Jolla, just to enjoy these delicacies more often.

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    Parisien Gourmandises - Towards the back June 25, 2025

    Towards the back June 25, 2025

    Parisien Gourmandises - Awesome coffees and a $10 tiny stick eclair.

    Awesome coffees and a $10 tiny stick eclair.

    Parisien Gourmandises - Outside

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