Puffy Cakes

We tried the matcha and Ube cheesecakes. No toppings.Visually, texturally and taste-wise, this is a very poorly attempted imitation at Japanese souffle cheesecakes. Barely, if any, flavor of neither Ube nor matcha in the cakes. The texture was inconsistent between the two cakes. Ube was strangely dense, the other was softer, a little closer to the real thing. At least they weren't dry. The cakes are wrinkly, saggy, and make me sad.No issues with service. Cashier was very nice. I wouldn't return to try more of the menu.

Full disclosure, my friends just opened this spot so I'm going to be a bit biased. The cakes and the tea here are delicious. The cakes are said to be like a cheesecake but there isn't so much of a cheese flavor to them. They're super soft and moist, and would pair very well with a coffee or tea for morning breakfast. I had this one cold but I would try them warm and see how I like that. I also had the little blueberry tart thing and it was delicious. I had one of the premium teas (I can't remember which) and that was also very good. The ambiance is cute. It's a chill little spot you can get a cake and a tea on a weekend morning before starting the rest of your day. Or maybe even an afternoon tea break. The staff there are also very friendly so it's a great spot to go to to get a snack.

The cakes really do be puffy here! We actually didn't get the cheesecakes but instead opted for the Ube and matcha bread pudding and raspberry French lemon tart. The bread pudding was really tasty and reminded me of an elevated pound cake. The lemon tart, as the name suggests. The crust is really tasty. The worker at the front was really friendly. There are plenty of tables to sit at and street parking was easy to find. The decor inside is pretty cutesy. It's a nice spot to grab dessert.

This place is such a cute new spot in west town! The workers are super nice and accommodating. They answered all of our questions and helped us choose a couple desserts to try. The cheesecake is fluffy and not too sweet which I absolutely loved. We tried both the matcha and ube! The cheese tarts were also very good & the pudding cake was surprisingly so chewy and yummy as well. I would say call ahead to make sure they have the flavors you want just because they make it fresh and sometimes run out of flavors! Definitely check them out!

ZERO stars. I have tried Uncle Tetsu's in L.A. and Keki's in NYC, and Puffy Cakes does not come anywhere close! It was almost inedible. The original Japanese cheesecake is supposed to be incredibly jiggly and fluffy, but theirs is overly dense and grossly wet. I was also shocked that their tiny 4-inch sized cheesecake is $10.50, which is ridiculously overpriced. So disappointed.

food was delicious! not too sweet but can make it sweeter with toppings. staff was very nice and made sure we knew about all the specials. cute ambiance as well. Could use some better to-go boxes though. Def recommend!!!

I tried this place on a whim and couldn't be more pleased! Charming interior with plenty of seating. The staff was super friendly and the vibe is chill. The actual Puffy Cakes are incredibly satisfying if, like me, you love a sweet treat that doesn't make your teeth ache from too much sugar. The texture is LOVELY and rich. Be prepared to try something new, it's not conventional American cheesecake. It's not especially cheese but I was not disappointed! I also think their Puffy cakes would be amazing for making Trifle.

This is one of our new favorite places! The seating area is fresh and clean. The owners and all employees have been so kind to us and our kids. Their cakes are a little bigger than a man's fist, for an idea of their size, and they are totally worth the price. They are so cute in their package and the puffy texture and flavor are perfect. The chocolate and the caramel sauces are great. We haven't tried the other sauces, but we are planning to go back and check them out next time. We would really like to try their teas and coffees also!If you're trying to decide between Puffy Cakes and Hoosier Mama across the street, I'd say get both and it depends what you're in the mood for. Puffy Cakes are light and fluffy, the other places's desserts are usually heavier with a powerful flavor.

A little bit expensive but the food is so incredibly good. They were all out of the 4" cheesecakes but I got 2 slices of the traditional with pistachio sauce and it was so light and fluffy and the flavor was amazing.