White Wolf Japanese Patisserie at Noble Village Clawson
$ • Bakery, Coffee Shops, Patisserie/Cake ShopAbout White Wolf Japanese Patisserie at Noble Village Clawson
Customers' Favorites
French Macarons - 6 Seasonal Flavors
Chocolate Orange Mille Crepe Cake
Dark Chocolate Miso Caramel Tart
Roasted Pistachio Oat Milk Latte
3 Shot Iced Latte
Roasted Pistachio
Matcha Crepe Cake
Yuzu Cheesecake
Matcha Latte
Mont Blanc
Recent Reviews
271 ratings
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White Wolf Japanese Patisserie is an absolute gem. Their pastries boast unique flavors that are a delightful departure from the ordinary. The Yuzu Cheesecake and Azuki Red Bean Paste Swiss Roll Cake are must-tries, bursting with authentic and refreshing tastes. The Matcha Latte and Raspberry Rose Yuzu are equally exceptional and perfect for a refreshing treat.
The staff at White Wolf are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The female chef went above and beyond by offering...read full review
The staff at White Wolf are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The female chef went above and beyond by offering...read full review
I love this place. great coffee and great people
Great coffee. A must try!
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 8PM |
Based on customer reviews, White Wolf Japanese Patisserie at Noble Village Clawson offers a mix of experiences. The pastries are noted as awesome, with a brownie that was somehow both fudgy and a little cakey. The banana tart was nice, tasted caramelized, and was pretty light. The Black Forest cake was moist and fluffy. The banana cream puff and ube spiral cake were both absolutely delicious, with great texture and overall flavor, nicely balanced and not super sweet or rich. The coffee, food, and staff are all excellent, and the seasonal drinks are usually pretty on point. However, some reviews mention poor quality desserts that look good but taste bland and flavorless, with one customer disappointed twice. Another noted that croissants, including a $5 chocolate croissant, may not always be fresh, suggesting quality varies like the sushi service. The location is neat, with an Asian store inside, but it can get crowded and loud due to competing seating with sushi service.