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How we read reviews →Swanston St institution for pillowy Japanese cheesecake, cheese tarts and crepe brûlée.
Small, takeaway-only Japanese patisserie with a window that turns baking into theatre. expect a line, especially near the 2:30pm crepe brûlée launch.
A fresh-baked-in-view display window, torched crepe brûlée finished to order, and cheese tarts made on site daily.
Reviewers who've had the original in Japan call the taste and texture identical, reinforcing it as an authentic import rather than a local imitation.
Split opinion on value. most call the cheesecake reasonably priced, but several reviewers flag the $25 whole cheesecake and $15+ crepe brûlée as pricey for the portion.
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