I've been a few times but always leave feeling scammed. The tarts are lovely (hence why I've been back in a moment of weakness) but they consistantly overcharge. At the Wynyard store the sign says $4 for an original tart, a little pricey but understandable. Every time I go its around $5.20 on my bank statement. I'm ok with the little 1% or so card surcharge but where did the extra 20% come from? Not sure if the server is entering the price for the other tarts that are more expensive or they are not including tax on the list price (which is illegal in australia). I've tried buying a couple of tarts at once to see if its a minimum spend issue but no, overcharged on each of the tarts. Please either charge customers the actual price or change the sign to be accurate or this will be reported.
michele
i was here recently and the I ordered two chocolate tarts + a mango one. the fresher they are the better, the chocolate was my personal favorite!
Abeba M.
Niki helped me today she was so kind and helpful!!!bought two egg tarts! She's so nice
Caroline N.
Finally got a chance to try this cheese tart that is famous in Asia. The location at Queens Center Mall is a kiosk (small stands in the middle of the aisle) located on the 2nd Floor by Adidas and Swarovski. The place had original cheese tarts, ube/purple yam, Mango, blueberry, strawberry, chocolate, salted caramel, and matcha. 3 pieces for $12 and 6 pieces for $23. Thank you to the employee for helping me. I finally decided on original cheese tart, mango, strawberry, matcha, salted caramel, and ube.
Sally Ng
Bad customer service and baked cheese tarts were not fresh.
Nisha F.
Tried the original baked cheese tart and it's so so yummyyy. The cheese filling is light and delicious and pairs really well with the crust
Tiffany C.
This was a little hard to find because it was on the 2nd floor (near adidas) and not the 1st floor like it says on Google. They let us try a free sample which was a very generous sample of the original. It was so good we had to order it. It was 3 tarts for $12, but worth every penny. Original - Creamy cream cheese filing with a hard crust. I love a good hard crust tart and this one fits the bill. Mango - very heavy on the mango flavor and less cream cheese tasting than the original Ube - this one taste very similar to the original but has a light florally ube taste. My favorite is definitely the original. I will be back to try the other flavors
Evelyn N.
LOVE WHEN PLACES OFFER FREE SAMPLES! Especially if treats like these do not turn out as appetizing as they look. I was blown away with the flavor of crust by these tarts. I was expecting flaky but the texture of the tart pairs well with the filling. I was upset they didn't have the Hojicha flavor though. However they were all yummy, my bf enjoyed the original and I liked the matcha. My friend also ordered the pomelo mango drink ~$8, she said it was fresh but could have been better blended. I got half a dozen of tarts for ~$23. Would definitely recommend if you want to try or bring to a gathering. Definitely eat within a few days - doesn't taste the same after heated up.
Kerry L.
Pretty good cheese tart. The outer crust is baked perfectly with a light crunch. The flavors I tried were: original, mango and matcha. I need to make another visit when they release ube flavor at the store. It's a bit on the pricier end, $4.25 for one and $13 for 3 but delicious.
ROGGITO
This is not a baked cheese tart as the sweet awful tasting uncooked white creamy muck in the pastry is inedible. How they can call this a baked cheese tart and charge $4.30 for awful tasting much is beyond belief. The baked cheese tart I have eaten in Hokkaido, in Poland, in Sydney and Melbourne is a baked cheese tart and is delicious. This horrible so called baked cheese tart is not a baked cheese tart as the content is not even cooked inside, it is just an inedible sludge and they are charging $4,30 for this inedible thing that a small mouthful that I had to spit out in the bin as it tastes like sweet sludge. Do not buy it.
The crust is hard and thick which I don't like but the filling is perfect and taste exactly like the flavor listed.The mango flavor was my favorite 8/10Tochuja 7/10Original 7/10
Cheryl L.
Pretty good cheese tarts! I believe they recently opened, located in the second floor of queens center mall. They kinda taste like a richer Portuguese egg tart but with a shell crust rather than a flaky crust. I've tried the original, ube, matcha, and mango flavor. They bake them in batches throughout the day so we just browsed some stores for ~15 minutes while they were restocking on their original tart. That one might have been my favorite since it was fresh out of the oven. The crust can get a little firm so I definitely recommend warming them up and pairing them nicely with a cup of tea or coffee.
Gary L.
Had these two times. First time was delicious. The second time, we bought this past weekend was quite terrible. The cheese tarts were hard as a rock and had a unusual super sweet after taste like the feeling you get when you down to many chocolates and feel that weird itch in the back of your mouth. This batch we bought was a completely different experience from the first time we had them. Judging by what we bought the second time, this was Fay Da quality. 3 rock hard tarts for $12.
Claude Alejandra
Love mango and ube tart, soooo good
Edmund C.
Hokkaido Cheese tart provides great pastries that gives a light and flavorful taste. The texture of the cheese tarts and the variety of flavors they offer, allows for a welcome option in a mall where everything else is overly sweet. The caramel is a top choice. The matcha and blueberry are great as well. However, one should definitely try the original at least once, it is unforgettable. Even though the cheese tarts taste great on their own, one cannot go wrong with pairing it with a beverage. A tart slightly warmed in one hand, hot tea in the other, you cannot go wrong with this combination.
I've been a few times but always leave feeling scammed. The tarts are lovely (hence why I've been back in a moment of weakness) but they consistantly overcharge. At the Wynyard store the sign says $4 for an original tart, a little pricey but understandable. Every time I go its around $5.20 on my bank statement. I'm ok with the little 1% or so card surcharge but where did the extra 20% come from? Not sure if the server is entering the price for the other tarts that are more expensive or they are not including tax on the list price (which is illegal in australia). I've tried buying a couple of tarts at once to see if its a minimum spend issue but no, overcharged on each of the tarts. Please either charge customers the actual price or change the sign to be accurate or this will be reported.
i was here recently and the I ordered two chocolate tarts + a mango one. the fresher they are the better, the chocolate was my personal favorite!
Niki helped me today she was so kind and helpful!!!bought two egg tarts! She's so nice
Finally got a chance to try this cheese tart that is famous in Asia. The location at Queens Center Mall is a kiosk (small stands in the middle of the aisle) located on the 2nd Floor by Adidas and Swarovski. The place had original cheese tarts, ube/purple yam, Mango, blueberry, strawberry, chocolate, salted caramel, and matcha. 3 pieces for $12 and 6 pieces for $23. Thank you to the employee for helping me. I finally decided on original cheese tart, mango, strawberry, matcha, salted caramel, and ube.
Bad customer service and baked cheese tarts were not fresh.
Tried the original baked cheese tart and it's so so yummyyy. The cheese filling is light and delicious and pairs really well with the crust
This was a little hard to find because it was on the 2nd floor (near adidas) and not the 1st floor like it says on Google. They let us try a free sample which was a very generous sample of the original. It was so good we had to order it. It was 3 tarts for $12, but worth every penny. Original - Creamy cream cheese filing with a hard crust. I love a good hard crust tart and this one fits the bill. Mango - very heavy on the mango flavor and less cream cheese tasting than the original Ube - this one taste very similar to the original but has a light florally ube taste. My favorite is definitely the original. I will be back to try the other flavors
LOVE WHEN PLACES OFFER FREE SAMPLES! Especially if treats like these do not turn out as appetizing as they look. I was blown away with the flavor of crust by these tarts. I was expecting flaky but the texture of the tart pairs well with the filling. I was upset they didn't have the Hojicha flavor though. However they were all yummy, my bf enjoyed the original and I liked the matcha. My friend also ordered the pomelo mango drink ~$8, she said it was fresh but could have been better blended. I got half a dozen of tarts for ~$23. Would definitely recommend if you want to try or bring to a gathering. Definitely eat within a few days - doesn't taste the same after heated up.
Pretty good cheese tart. The outer crust is baked perfectly with a light crunch. The flavors I tried were: original, mango and matcha. I need to make another visit when they release ube flavor at the store. It's a bit on the pricier end, $4.25 for one and $13 for 3 but delicious.
This is not a baked cheese tart as the sweet awful tasting uncooked white creamy muck in the pastry is inedible. How they can call this a baked cheese tart and charge $4.30 for awful tasting much is beyond belief. The baked cheese tart I have eaten in Hokkaido, in Poland, in Sydney and Melbourne is a baked cheese tart and is delicious. This horrible so called baked cheese tart is not a baked cheese tart as the content is not even cooked inside, it is just an inedible sludge and they are charging $4,30 for this inedible thing that a small mouthful that I had to spit out in the bin as it tastes like sweet sludge. Do not buy it.
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The crust is hard and thick which I don't like but the filling is perfect and taste exactly like the flavor listed.The mango flavor was my favorite 8/10Tochuja 7/10Original 7/10
Pretty good cheese tarts! I believe they recently opened, located in the second floor of queens center mall. They kinda taste like a richer Portuguese egg tart but with a shell crust rather than a flaky crust. I've tried the original, ube, matcha, and mango flavor. They bake them in batches throughout the day so we just browsed some stores for ~15 minutes while they were restocking on their original tart. That one might have been my favorite since it was fresh out of the oven. The crust can get a little firm so I definitely recommend warming them up and pairing them nicely with a cup of tea or coffee.
Had these two times. First time was delicious. The second time, we bought this past weekend was quite terrible. The cheese tarts were hard as a rock and had a unusual super sweet after taste like the feeling you get when you down to many chocolates and feel that weird itch in the back of your mouth. This batch we bought was a completely different experience from the first time we had them. Judging by what we bought the second time, this was Fay Da quality. 3 rock hard tarts for $12.
Love mango and ube tart, soooo good
Hokkaido Cheese tart provides great pastries that gives a light and flavorful taste. The texture of the cheese tarts and the variety of flavors they offer, allows for a welcome option in a mall where everything else is overly sweet. The caramel is a top choice. The matcha and blueberry are great as well. However, one should definitely try the original at least once, it is unforgettable. Even though the cheese tarts taste great on their own, one cannot go wrong with pairing it with a beverage. A tart slightly warmed in one hand, hot tea in the other, you cannot go wrong with this combination.