Jenny's Sweet Box

For 2025, I made a New Year's resolution to explore a new dessert shop every week, and this was the second stop on my Tulsa dessert journey. The shop is run by a wonderfully friendly Korean lady and offers a delightful menu featuring both traditional Korean treats and creative twists: cream donuts, croffles (croissant waffles), yakgwa, and more.Following the owner's recommendations, I tried a variety of treats: the fresh cream donut, strawberry cream donut, matcha cream donut, cookies and cream donut, chou cream donut, strawberry croffle, and lotus croffle. The cream donuts were generously filled with light, fresh cream that wasn't overly sweet --which was perfectly balanced with the glazed donuts. My husband and I both agreed that the matcha cream donut was our favorite!The croffles were just as delicious. Made to order, they had the perfect crunch and paired beautifully with their toppings. I can't wait to come back and try even more from their menu!

The Croffle,They are chewy, so trying to cut it up and eat it like a waffle won't work. Pick it up and eat it like a tostada, so the toppings don't fall off. A well-balanced breakfast: a Cinnamon Apple Croffle and a jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll. My wife had the Lemon and Cream Cheese Croffle, also with a jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll. Both meals with a cup of the shop's brewed coffee. The Cinnamon Apple Croffle was really good. Somewhat comparable to an apple fritter or an apple bear claw only with more apple filling. They have a nice buttery croissant flavor; not oily like a fried donut or drenched in sugary glaze. The entire Croffle was lightly sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. Then each wocket of the waffle was filled with a bit of apple and sauce. Check the pictures. The jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll was a good quality, tasty smoked flavored link, wrapped up in a soft warm pastry blanket. These are good!There is more. Jenny's Sweet Box has a big selection of those sweet flavored Asian style bubble teas and coffees, Wild flavors, filled with candies, or those little bubble things and topped off with a mountain of whipped cream (if you choose). Not my cup of tea...... Also ice cream, regular donut shop style donuts, and a slew of other unique pastry combinations and configurations that I have never seen.Jenny, a very pleasant, friendly helpful young lady, was on duty this morning. I asked about the business hours. There was a sign that stated that the shop was now open 7 days a week. Jenny replied, yeah well sometimes. Call before you go on Mondays. Great service, clean comfortable, easy to find, plenty of parking. It is a nice little shop with tables available for dining in. Most of the orders were out the door. So now Tulsa has the Croffle! Stand by, Cronuts may be next. Or, are they already here?

This place is a hidden gem in Tulsa. The menu is diverse and everything I've tried has been SO good.Big fan of the garlic jalapeno sausage rolls and croffles. The cream filled donuts are amazing too!

Sitting here with Mango smoothie listening to Asian rap. Don't like the music. Came in to relax. Music too loud and unpleasant. Smoothie has artificial taste

Lady at front was very nice and patient with my very indecisive girlfriend! The croffles were amazing but the jalapeño garlic kolaches were by far the best I've ever had! Very pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff

The employee named Alex kwon was amazing he was one of the nicest employees I have ever met.

Small place located in strip center. Delicious donuts and they even have my favorite French crullers. Very helpful in selecting donuts

This place is like a vamped up daylight donuts. They have donuts, sausage rolls, ice cream, croffles, and a bunch of fillings you can choose for donuts along with various other items. The people working that day were super sweet and weren't rude in any way along with being happy to answer any questions. The place looked clean and neat so would likely be good to stay and chat for a bit if you're not looking to take out.

Found this place today as they had a sign out that they served Boba Tea. Stopped in for a Mango Milk Tea with Boba and discovered something called a Croffle which is a waffle made like a croissant. The tea and the croffle were both very good. Will definitely return to try the sausage rolls and get some more tea and croffles! The staff was very friendly as well.