Softbite | Soufflé Pancakes
42-60 Crescent St, Queens
(347) 612-4136
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Food was all just sugar and cheap syrup flavor. The table was very dirty with food crumbs that wasn’t cleaned until I asked. It is hard to mess up a dessert when you use this much sugar, but well, this place does it. Tastes like cough syrup
Food: 2
Service: 1
The food we ordered was really good, the pancakes were so yummy as well as the chicken, it wasn’t dry at all and came with fresh vegetables. I highly recommend this place❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
When I first walked in, I almost turned around and left because the place was noticeably dirty. I decided to stay since I really wanted to try the pancakes. They ended up being tasty, but the portion was smaller than I expected.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
The pancakes were delicious, I highly recommend the boba lava!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
The soufflé pancakes were deliciously good to what I expected. The omurice exceeded my expectations (both the tornado egg and the katsu). The tornado egg was delicately cooked to the right texture (smooth and creamy) and the katsu was seasoned well, tender on the inside, freshly crispy to the outside.
Only critique was that the restaurant looks aged, and the interior and seating are not to the cleanest due to repeated uses.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Great breakfast, fast service, and cozy atmosphere. Perfect way to start the morning!
Food: 5
Service: 5
I came here for lunch and thought that it was a really cute spot! Located in LIC, this cafe is a cute brunch spot offering a variety of aesthetic Japanese fusion dishes and fun drinks. Service here is relatively quick and kind.
I got the corn latte, tempura udon, and souffle pancakes here. The corn latte was a seasonal item and so good— I loved the cream on it. The udon was light and a good portion. The tempura was so good. And, the souffle pancake was delicious, but I just wish it were a bit fluffier. Overall, not a bad spot and I liked it!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
They were one of the vendors at Japan fest. I ordered the Matcha Soufflé pancake. The pancake was very fluffy but I am not a super big matcha person. Staff were very friendly. However, the pancake were really small and were being charged for $12. I viewed them more of a snack or dessert but may not be worth the price.
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food was good overall, but portions were very small for the price and we left still feeling hungry! Service was friendly and atmosphere was aesthetically pleasing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Delicious food. Fast friendly service. Beautiful indoor and outdoor seating. A 5 out of 5 for me. The signature cream latte was really good and not too sweet. It was good to try the soufflé pancakes, they were really fluffy and truly a “soft bite” and the other food was great too like the kaarage and curry eggs. Yumm.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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The coffee drinks here were also fantastic
It's a really cute cafe and the food is really good.
Unfortunately the service isn't good. I ordered the pancake and it took a really long time to get here. There weren't that many people in the cafe either. On top of that, it was the wrong pancake. I had to leave soon so I just didn't bother trying to get them to change it and just ate it, considering how long it took them to make the pancake in the first place.
It was still good and beautiful, but this is not good service.
This place has the best soufflé pancakes we’ve ever had!! Excellent service, beautiful decor, nice atmosphere & really good brunch!! There was no waiting line for this place, comparing to the one across the street! I am so glad we tried it! Loved it! Don’t miss it! 💯 recommended!
The soufflé pancakes are to die for, we ordered the Benedict egg on top of soufflé pancakes and that was a memorable, soft, nice brunch meal.
Not so much the Omurice, which explains why they are not as busy as Vert Frais across the street. Omurice’s rice was hard, not fluffy, and straight up feels like not made from scratch. Kyuramen does a way better job for a standardized menu item.
If it’s up to me, the management should botch the Omurice, double down on savory soufflé pancakes to stand out, after all they are among less than ten restaurants in my experience in NYC that offers soufflé pancakes.
The match was good, but the tornado on sourdough was terrible, the bread tastes stale and the eggs were extremely oily and felt like it was premade, the mushrooms looked awful. Would not go back for food .
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