5/5 Kiyo T. 4 years ago on Google • 67 reviews
A
stunning
puff
that's
a
hybrid
of
a
bolo
bun
and
traditional
choux
puff
pastry!
For
$3
a
puff,
it's
a
little
pricey
for
me.
However,
the
puffs
are
huge
and
generously
stuffed
with
a
rich
and
light
cream.
Each
puff
had
a
cookie
like
crust
with
and
egg
wash
that
gives
it
the
beautiful
golden
glow
and
the
crunchy
exterior.
The
puff
pastry
itself
was
like
a
croissant
but
with
more
layers
and
more
air.
It
was
buttery
and
soft
on
the
inside
and
had
a
beautiful
caramelised
crunch
on
the
outside.
I
had
the
Hokkaido
milk,
chocolate
and
salted
egg
yolk
fillings.
The
Hokkaido
milk
cream
was
quite
rich
yet
light
and
smooth.
The
flavor
of
the
milk
itself
was
a
bit
light,
so
the
filling
was
more
of
a
cream
than
a
Hokkaido
milk
cream.
The
cream
wasn't
overly
sweet
but
had
enough
sweetness
to
balance
the
buttery
puff
and
cookie
crust.
The
chocolate
cream
was
my
favourite
as
the
chocolate
cream
wasn't
too
sweet
and
it
wasn't
powdery
like
other
chocolate
fillings
I've
had
before.
The
chocolate
cream
wasn't
as
sweet
as
the
Hokkaido
milk
cream,
it
is
more
on
the
dark
chocolate
side
which
is
great
for
dark
chocolate
lovers.
If
your
puff
has
been
refrigerated.
Please
heat
it
up
in
the
microwave
or
oven
so
that
the
chocolate
cream
oozes
out
when
you
bite
into
it.
If
you
don't
heat
it
up,
the
chocolate
cream
is
still
soft
but
more
of
a
truffle
consistency.
The
salted
egg
yolk
cream
wasn't
the
salted
egg
yolk
that
I'm
used
to.
It
tasted
like
a
bit
of
egg
yolk
with
loads
of
butter
to
me.
So
it's
more
of
a
salted
butter
cream
than
salted
egg.
It's
still
delicious
coz
it's
like
eating
a
huge
croissant
with
creamy
butter
in
the
middle.
Over
all,
the
3
cream
fillings
are
rich
yet
light,
so
you
don't
feel
queasy
after
eating
the
buttery
puffs.
It's
a
little
pricey
but
it's
great
as
a
light
dessert
after
a
meal.
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