Bun Appetit

Saw this place online and the donuts looked amazing.. and they sure were!! It is kind of expensive for one donut. They range from $5-$7 but honestly, very worth it. The donuts were so so good! Didn't get the name of whoever was at the cash register, but they were so nice and helpful with recommendations. The other staff members all seemed to be nice and enjoying their job too.The place is cute and clean, but there's minimal seating. Overall though.. seriously some of the best donuts I've ever had. I normally don't go for jelly or cream filled donuts but they were all spectacular! Will be back!

The inside layout is odd, it's spacious and no place to seat. They had some seating outside.The service was fine.Great variety of goodies & all look good, from $5-$10. Some too expensive for donut.The coffee was really good, highly recommend. We tried a bunch including plain and almond croissant, breakfast ham & egg pastry, the cream cheese donut and banana cream one. All good.

It's been more than 5 years since we were last here. While we enjoy what they make, it's not inexpensive nor nutritionally sound. However, they do make some very beautiful and flavorful donuts and pastries. Some of the offerings are very unique; others are substantial improvements of more commonly found items. The fact that they're still in business is a testament to their ability to command a premium price for a premium product. Service was friend and helpful. The restaurant was clean and organized. Two parts of the dining room were cordoned off but we're not sure why. Our purchase was fresh and tasty. Definitely far and above a "standard" donut, these were all about appearance and flavor. We got four donuts (no, we didn't eat them all at one time) and a drink:Passion Fruit Lunar New Year: Hong Bao Coffee Creme BruleeTiramisuCalamansi JuiceEach donut had a strong flavor that fit its name except for the Hong Bao. Translated from Cantonese, Hong Bao is the phrase for Red Envelope, which are passed out during the Lunar New Year, usually from married couples to unmarried children. i didn't try the Calamansi Juice myself but she said that it was very good.

My sister in law ordered an assortment of these for Christmas dessert. Creme brûlée, guava, ube, banana pudding...At $5 to $8.75 a pop, these have got to be the most expensive donuts I've ever had. Sadly, I don't think they justified the price. The brioche itself was dense and bread-y. The fillings were also on the thick side but I appreciated the bold flavoring. Our favorite was the banana pudding.Glad we finally were able try, but won't be rushing back given the hefty price tag of a mediocre product. 2.5 stars, rounded up.

Quick ordering A bit pricy but worth a try. Our fav is the guava! Second fav is strawberry then coffee brûlée, tuxedo and tiramisu... sadly we couldn't enjoy the tiramisu as much bc of alll the amount of cocoa powder that is too much to enjoy the rest of the donut. We might go back if in the area to try other stuff

To simply put it: a must to visit if you love specialty donuts or even very buttery croissants!We stopped by early Sunday morning to order their assortment for gifts back home and for us to indulge in. They are currently offering holiday flavors which sounded so good that we bought a few of them.We were greeted immediately and knowing how big their selection is, they assured us we could take our time. Our first box of four was: graham smores, matcha mont blanc, coffee creme brulee, and kalakand (a rose white, white chocolate).Our second box of four was: graham smores, matcha mont blanc, tiramisu, and vanilla bean.And lastly, our last order was a single butter croissant warmed.This was the best butter croissant I've had in a long time. With the box of donuts you will buy, you should order a box of croissants as well. As for the donuts, they are absolutely delicious! The chocolate glaze was decadent, the matcha was rich, the tiramisu was incredible! I enjoyed this so much and I hope the box we bought for our friends will be just as loved.

This place is an absolute gem for donuts and coffee! The mango and ube cream donut were incredible--so fresh, perfectly balanced in sweetness, and irresistibly soft on the outside. Every bite was perfection! Our kids loved it, and we're already planning to come back every week to try all the flavors. My white chocolate mocha was just as amazing. The staff is super friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. Just a heads-up--there's no indoor seating or restroom, so keep that in mind if you're visiting with little ones.

It's expensive yet so good you'll return to try new flavors every season. Each donut is handcrafted with care, and the presentation is top-notch compared to regular donuts. I only go there to splurge on seasonal flavors; some remain the same yearly, while the owner adds a new flavor based on cultural holidays like Chinese New Year and Diwali. These seasonal donuts sell out fast each day before the afternoon, so expect a long line out the door in the mornings. Despite the long lines, the crew members are kind to greet you and will offer a fresh batch behind the display if available. They even take the time to warm up other pastries and give further instructions on keeping the donuts high quality over a day. If you don't want to wait in line, then order ahead on their website on Tuesday before noon to pick up on Wednesday by 2 pm. It's a small place. I miss their indoor seating and the use of their public restroom, but since COVID hit, they remain a takeout with a few outdoor seats near the entrance and fountain.

Spent Valentine's Day a day late. Kiddo asked me where I wanted to go and somebody recommended this place. Came in late in the afternoon 30 minutes before closing. There wasn't much flavors in the shelf, but we still had the Ube filled donut, a coffee bun, and one of those heart shaped donuts with raspberry and gold leaf. Yes it can be a bit costly but if you're gonna go somewhere special might as well go here and enjoy the food because it is worth every bite. The filling is not too sweet. It's light and it's flavorful. I didn't know that the heart shape donut has hazelnut filling, but it goes very well with a raspberry. It has crumbles of the freeze dried fruit, fresh fruit on top with specs of gold leaf - fancy eh! Stupidly expensive for $9 each but you can rationalize value versus cost. Try it - that is all.

Not too busy on a Friday afternoon. Tried the tiramisu and guava cheesecake. Wasn't the biggest fan of the tiramisu, too much powder in my opinion which got super messy and overall a bit too rich. Guava cheesecake was better but nothing mindblowing. I liked the cheesecake filling inside but the exterior was alright. Expected the crackers on top to be crunchy but they were soggy.