Oui Oui! Macaron

This really ups the street food dessert game! Ran into them at the Emperor Norton Holiday Bazaar. Probably the best vendor I've tried there.Almond Cherry: It tasted like there was some sort of dried cherry in the cream, quite nice.Mango: It was mango-y enough, a nice tropical treat.Raspberry: Classic, really liked this one.Passion Fruit: Subtle, unfortunately not as tangy as passion fruit can be.Strawberry Balsamic: Not too vinegary, thankfully. Though I probably would have preferred regular old strawberry.

I bought a half dozen macarons while I was at Off The Grid and it was one of the best decisions I made that evening. They are delicious! My favorite were the Thai tea, orange blossom, and lavender. I had the jasmine green tea, earl grey, and currant ones too and thought they were good, but not great. I think my least favorite was the currant and favorite was the Thai tea. I can't wait to try the rest of the flavors. They are perfectly made and come in the most adorable box!

Visited the pop up on the Christmas Walk in Union Square with my family and everyone loved the flavors they got! I tried the lavender one and it was light and a little crispy just how a macaron should be. We got the 6 piece box for $12 and we're NOT disappointed at all. No Vegan Options Available at this location

I love macarons and was excited to head to Off the Grid last Friday to try Oui Oui's from the Kung Fu Taco truck. At only $1 each, I decided to try all three flavors: black sesame, chocolate pb&j, and i can't remember the third flavor. I ate the black sesame first since I love black sesame, but was disappointed to find that the macaron was hard, dry and crumbly. It was a good thing that I purchased all three flavors as the chocolate pb&j and the other macaron were much better. They were still soft and chewy inside. *10/7 update: I'll round up the 3.5 stars since the owner seems nice and offered me replacement macarons to make up for the overbaked one. Hopefully, my next visit will be better.

Oui Oui is the latest addition to the local trend of macaron vendors (Paulette, L'Artisan, Christopher David, Miette, plus every French bakery and pastry shop in town). Worth mentioning that the macarons from popular Paulette are the only ones not made in SF, their factory is in SoCal.I'm happy to patronize local vendors like this one, rather than retail shops from out of town. These macarons are really well made, cute, delicate, crisp outer layer, and nice cream filling. Flavor is okay. In comparison, industrialized-Paulette has more variety, Miette is creamier, and Christopher David has sharper flavors.I tried 5 flavors ($1 each): chocolate peppermint, espresso, raspberry, lemon, and almond blueberry (w/almond bits on top). http://media4.px.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/QDOw_Q63-VUwElTBTObxBA/lThey were giving one free when u buy 6, so I decided to get that offer. One of the chocolate macarons I got was crushed on one side (a center hole, size of a thumb). Not very nice to give me the damaged one. :(Get updates via Twitter.

I will gorge myself silly with the salted caramel macaron! I definitely cannot wait to try the other flavours. They're so light and fluffy and by far the best macarons I've tasted in ages. So tasty.Do I want more? oui oui

Decent macaron. Nice aroma and flavor Texture are delicate and airy which is niceMy favorite flavor are lychee, and black sesame. Some recommendations, Salted caramel, has to be a little bit more salty and spread/ sprinkle salt more evenly. Rose, I don't sense the aroma nor taste the rose. Simply too sweet. I have rose tea all the time, I know how rose taste. This can be improved.

I got the mint chocolate chip macaroon ice cream sandwich.Personally I think the texture of the macaroon is too sticky and too sweet compare to the other places I've tried. Though the combination with the ice cream is really good. I would recommended to eat it there because it will be somehow messy. Overall, great experience and great service. $4 for a large scoop of ice cream and macaroon shell was reasonable. I would like to to try other items in the future.

Grey sea salt caramel - yum! not usually a fan of savory & sweet together but the sea salt here just REALLY worked. The macarons are huge and have a perfect slight crunch, soft inside, and great for sharing.

I have been steadily trying the different flavors for the last few weeks at the Emeryville Public Market location. A few words to describe my experience: delicious! perfectly textured! sweet but not too sweet! I love macaron's and Oui Oui hits the spot and makes me leave with warm fuzzy contentment. Conclusion: highly recommend. The almond is my favorite.