Chiffon Culture Bakery Cafe

Chiffon Culture Bakery Cafe is an absolutely wonderful place to satiate your sweet tooth and indulge in a wonderfully decadent dessert experience. The service here is friendly and professional and the place has an overall great ambiance. I have to say that I am so happy that I tried here and I will definitely be back. I give here five stars.

I missed CA Bakehouse & 85 degrees in Cali and I look for one similar to that. Which I found one the bread so fresh and delicious!! Feels like I'm back from California The bread: Cheese with Hot Dogs; Ham & cheese; pistachios Croissant and Cookies and cream bun. MUST TRY!! The coffee cup they only have small size which do suck, but I persisted to put it on boba cup and they said it has to be 3shots which is I'm okay with it. I usually drink 4 shots. Thank you for that! We will come back, im addicted to Pistachio croissant now!!! Will try other breads as well. The place is small they few tables inside and two outside which is a great thing. I know this place gets packed! The Asian girl took my order was really nice and asked for the boba cup for my coffee instead of saying no.

Very friendly staff.Clean place.Asian inspired bakery Price is moderateFreaky backed goodies.

What a cute little bakery. They have a nice selection of sweet and savory pastries. Even the viral crossing cookie! Which is delicious! The chocolate chip cookie on top has the right about of chocolate chips. We also got the Korean donut with custard, cheese explosion and their garlic bread. All were delicious! Garlic bread was stuffed with a cream cheese that one mixed with a marinara sauce reminded me of crab rangoon. I'm not complaining but it was definitely unique and delicious. Not what I was expecting. The service was quick and they offered to heat the items up for us before we left but we were going to eat them later so off did not to. If you're in the area I would recommend checking this place out.

I visited Chiffon Culture in Winter Park to pick up a Too Good To Go order, and it was such a pleasant surprise! The order was an absolute win, generous portions of fresh, flavorful food that far exceeded my expectations.The staff was friendly and welcoming, even for a quick pickup, and the process was smooth and efficient. While I didn't dine in this time, the cozy and elegant ambiance of the restaurant left a great impression, and I'm definitely planning to return for a proper meal.If you're looking for delicious food and a chance to reduce waste, I highly recommend checking out their Too Good To Go offerings, you won't be disappointed! Can't wait to explore more of their menu soon.

This is a small little shop that has great potential. They have their pastries out for display, but I didn't notice a fly trying to land on everything. I went in and wanted to try the cube that I saw on TikTok and I don't regret it it has whipped cream in the inside and on top, which makes it very delicious. I wish it was warmed up though. Well, I didn't customize it to my liking because this will be the first time I tried it at this location. It was a little sweet for my liking - brown sugar milk tea. Next time we will try the Taro tea. The cashier was nice and helpful for the first time visitor.

Beautiful bakery with a gorgeous selection of treats. The display cases showcase the perfect offerings. I like the unique choices that's hit the sweet spot. Service was friendly and quick

I was sad to see Sugar Dough Bakery go, but was pleasantly surprised to see Chiffon Culture Bakery Cafe go in where the former was. Because it is in a small plaza with not much parking and it is shared with big names like Kelly's Ice Cream, plan your visit accordingly or you might be circling for a parking spot. They were busy when I went around the summer time, but their team was doing an excellent job keeping orders moving along and getting people rung up quickly. I liked Sugar Dough's cruffins and liked that Chiffon Culture offered some as well. Because the latter is known for their unique shaped croissants, I ordered a croissant cube and a hazelnut cruffin to take with me. Pricing was similar to the former cafe's prices. The presentation for both items I purchased was great - very photogenic. The cube unfortunately gets a bit too dense when stuffed into a cube shape and loses the light, flaky texture that croissants are known for. I maybe finished half before calling it quits. The cruffin was perfect as it retained the flaky texture of a traditional croissant and the hazelnut flavor was delicious and balanced. (Not too sweet and it tasted like actual hazelnuts.) I would consider coming back if I was in the area and wanted a cruffin.

Ohhh eeemmm geee!! How is this not the talk of the town? Located on Corrine Dr right in the same shopping center as New Romantics bookstore and Kelly's ice cream shop. This place is so delicious. While inside does not have much seating , it was still accommodating. The pastries were so ahhhhhmazing! So fresh, flavorful and cheap! I had the mocha which was yummy but my croissant with pepperoni was so delicious. I am literally going to go back and order more goods. Everything looked so amazing. Very aesthetically pleasing. A must go for sure! Best French bakery that I have been to.

So I came here during their opening. This place is in the old sugar dough Bakehouse location. Not much decor change was done but the pastries are most certainly different. This place was really good with really large pastries. Think like one for two people large.I came with my parents who between us shared four pastries: ube croissant, a strawberry croissant roll, a chocolate croissant cube, and a cheese bread. We successfully ate bites from all of them! Seriously they are HUGE! The croissant roll was cool. I've been waiting to try one so bad just like the cube. The whipped cream inside was strawberry flavored and not too sweet. It was light and area just like the croissant but this thing is way too big for one person unless they are insanely hungry for a croissant in specific just like everything else we ate. The chocolate croissant cube was nice but the filling instead this was a liquid-y whipped cream that just poured out from the first bite. It's also not too sweet but it was far too heavy for me and a few bites was more than enough. The cheese bread was a bust. It was filled with a cheese sauce that looked neon orange almost like spray cheese and just the flavor was not anyone's favorite in my group. Now to the STAR of this show: the ube croissant! It's delicious and yummy and just wow I cannot believe how good this was. I love ube though so I am very much biased but this was definitely my favorite flavor. The owners and my dad had a nice chat about the place and their start with their bakery. The only thing that was a bit of a bummer was they steeped this tea for too long it was like drinking black coffee even though this was a London fog. Not the end of the world just not our favorite thing either. So would i recommend the aesthetically pleasing and photogenic cafe with delicious desserts? Absolutely! It's worth the drive if you are planning on being the area but if you are like and not close this part of Orlando, then I would definitely make a day out of it. I think this place is amazing but you should be really to have a day out after this place.