whaT’s More cake studio

So happy I found this adorable cafe right after a late Sunday lunch. They have a nicely decorated floral interior with ample seating that makes for good conversation. Ordering was simple (English and Mandarin) and their staff is very welcoming to newcomers and regulars alike. My friends and I split a slice of their matcha crepe cake there ($12) and I ordered a slice of persimmon for my family to go. When you order a slice in store you get a complimentary pot of tea to enjoy, so we opted for a lychee black tea that had a nice natural sweetness to it and a strong lychee flavor we all liked. Bonus points for their stylish glass teaware, which I'll be on the lookout for whenever I spot a crockery shop or stand.Something I don't enjoy about some crepe cakes is that the crepes themselves will be too eggy, masking the flavor of whatever the cream is supposed to be and making it taste like an omelette. whaT's More's crepes only lend the texture of crepes to each bite while emphasizing the strong, bittersweet matcha flavor of the cream that makes each bite decadent and delightful. Their persimmon slice, topped with a sweet persimmon jelly and filled with both persimmon cream and real soft persimmon, was nicely tart and sweet and approved by both my aunt and mom. Their online store sells full sized cakes with similar unique flavors and I would definitely consider purchasing one for my own birthday or another special event. See you again soon!

I've attempted to get pastries from this place a few times, but they often run out of stock after 6 PM. Be sure to preorder if you're looking for something specific. We ordered Persimmon Mochi buns online, but we found the website somewhat confusing, as it doesn't clearly state how many mochi come in one order. The mochi were decent, but overall, I found the taste to be average. I might return to try other items on their menu.

Wow! Such a great spot.I brought my partner here for a treat on his 30th birthday and we were both blown away. For starters, It's beautiful inside. But most importantly the cakes were heavenly. The tea service was complimentary which was icing on the cake (pun very much intended). We will absolutely be back and telling our friends.

Tried this cafe because my go-to cafe was too packed and Im SO glad I did because it has easily become one of my new favorites. Such a cute and cozy vibe, with the plants and art installation. The service is amazing. The lady working there was so attentive and kind. We tried the new flavor-- pandan and raspberry crepe cake. Each slice is $12, a bit expensive but I can tell why. These cakes are high quality! Also, You get free tea if you buy a slice of cake and their tea selection is great with many options. Cant wait to come back and try more flavors!

Was in the area and wanted a lil sweet treat and stumbled upon this place. The inside is decorated so cute! They had a variety of asian crepe cake flavor combos I've never seen before, it was so exciting to see. We originally just got 1 slice of the salted yolk pork floss crepe cake because it sounded interesting, but it was more savory than I expected (thought it would be sweet and savory, but really reminded me of the pork floss buns at an Asian bakery). We decided to order another slice and got the Earl Grey flavor, which honestly tasted more orange forward than anything, but still very enjoyable. Since we ate there, we got to pick out some tea leaves and they brewed some tea for us. It was such a nice experience. I'd love to come back and try the box cakes in the future. I would definitely recommend this place if you want a unique Asian flavored crepe cake experience.

I've been coming since they've opened, and have had the opportunity to try their box cakes, whole cakes, and now their sliced crepe cakes. For their box and whole cakes, I recommend ordering online and in advance, because this place is always so busy. I went around 3pm on a weekend, and there were only a handful of boxed cakes left, and a single slice of the persimmon crepe cake, which I gladly snagged. I also got the crème brûlée crepe cake, which was just as yummy. You really can't go wrong with any of their selection! The place is cute, but small, so it might be hard to find seating. But if you get lucky, there is complimentary tea that you can sip on while enjoying their delicious desserts.

Friendly service and efficient.Abundant parking and a cute little cafe/cake spot.I am a fiend for persimmon- I had both of their persimmon offerings of the crepe cake and their mochi. I really loved the texture and flavor of the mochi- it was a light texture and not too sweet. The crepe cake was very good and not too sweet as well.I had some other cakes and they were decent!They take online orders if you're worried about them selling out of anything!

Get the crème brûlée crepe cake! It's so good! Omg where do I begin...all there cakes are lightly sweetened which is perfect if you do like super sweet things! They use high quality ingredients and you can literally taste all the hard work and dedication in each bite. I'm literally in love!

Crepe cakes have a good number of layers and the cream tastes fresh. Highly recommend dining in to enjoy the atmosphere and the tea they serve with the cakes. Pork sung salted egg yolk crepe cake 5/5This crepe cake has strong flavors and while people who haven't tried pork sung may be intimidated, those who have tried it will be pleasantly surprised at how the savoriness of the pork compliments the crepe cake. The salted egg yolk flavors also help add a layer of depth to the cake. Earl grey crepe cake 4/5This cake also has strong flavors ( bergamot) and pairs well with black tea. There are floral candied oranges(?) on top but I personally wasn't a fan of the gummy texture. Tiramisu 4/5Coffee and cream flavors, nothing surprising here. Straightforward and a solid choice. Service: Attentive and fast! Ambiance: Lovely cafe setting with lots of dried florals. It's great for dates and friend hangouts. Seating is limited but if you dine in, they will serve you tea. Plenty of parking available in the lot in front.

The flavors are all incredibly interesting. The crepe cake slices and boxed cakes flavors seem to rotate daily due to limited case space but can just be ordered walking in, while the small round cakes can only be pre-ordered, I think. It looks like the earliest pick up time you can choose on the website is 4 PM (though you can request a specific time separately after placing the order) and when I asked in person, the employee told me they can probably do 1-2 pm at the earliest since they make it fresh that day.The sea salt cheese molten cake is pretty salty (way more than a cheesecake, but not like an aged cheddar or anything) and pretty much collapses upon being cut into. I'm not sure I like this one that much but it was still tasty.The salted yolk and pork sung crepe cake is a must try even if you grew up eating pork floss buns imo. The salty and sweet tastes with the creamy but also rough "floss" texture go really well together.I had to run errands for an hour the day I bought the tiramisu and creme brulee crepe cake slices and noticed the creme brulee seemed to have melted a bit while the tiramisu held its shape, but from other pictures on here I guess it's supposed to look that way. The texture of the creme brulee was quite a bit softer than the tiramisu one though.