Insider’s Tip : Menu options vary slightly across different stores here.

Although sweet flavours dominate the menu here (think fresh bananas coated in lusciously rich chocolate sauce and refreshing strawberries and cream), they also offer mini soufflé pancakes that are served with various savoury sides like smoked salmon and avocado, cream cheese or bacon and scrambled eggs. Open From: Mon-Thu: 3pm-11pm Fri: 3pm-11:30pm Sat: 1pm-11:30pm Sun: 1pm-11pm Japan (Tokyo): A Happy PancakeĬommitted to a no-additives, no-baking powder philosophy, A Happy Pancake serves kneaded-to-order, freshly steamed pancakes that have cultivated a loyal fanbase in Tokyo and beyond. Insider’s Tip : Expect to have your order to-go – the venue has very limited seating.Īddress: Shop 3A, GF, Ngai Hing Mansion, 24 Pak Po Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong Although their menu changes every now and then, options like apple cinnamon served with sweet, juicy cubes of caramelised apples and a scoop of vanilla gelato or their distinctively Asian offering of red beans, black sesame cream and bean curd gelato are always firm favourites. Known for their unbelievably affordable treats, this humble store sells up to 1000 of their fluffy pancakes on busier days. Michelin 20 ‘The Plate’ recipient, I Love You Dessert Bar is a Hong Kong-born establishment that sells a variety of sweet delights, but it’s their soufflé pancakes that have truly landed them in the spotlight. See what the hype is all about with our guide to some of the best soufflé pancakes being served up across Asia. One simple Instagram scroll is all you need to discover endless plates of these cloud-like discs of sugary batter sparking joy for individuals of all ages. Distinctive for their perfectly round shape, they’re different from your standard, flat pancake fare, thanks to the whipped egg whites that form a key part of their ingredients – and produce the bouncy, jiggly form these fluffed-up orbs are known for. Originating from Japan, fluffy soufflé pancakes have made a splash in the international foodie scene. Here are the places flipping Asia’s best fluffy pancakes.

If you are not much of a chocolate fan, they too have other favours to choose from such as Strawberry Cheese Souffle Pancakes, Mango Passion Fruit Souffle Pancakes and for my next visit, I will be going for their Tiramisu Souffle Pancakes.The fluffy Japanese-style soufflé pancake craze is taking the world by storm. This is really subjected to individual preference but for me, it is marvellous. I do like very much the chocolate taste itself but it might be overwhelming for the pancakes, covering the natural taste of it. As the name states it all, they were fluffier than marshmallows. And the wait is finally over and I saw a beautiful plate of pancake dessert in front of me. Sitting near the bakery counter, I can see the effort they put into making each plate presentable and instagrammable. Taken to my table, the whole colour theme of the restaurant was mainly pink and white. Chocolate will always be my first choice and so, I went for their Chocolate Hazelnut Souffle Pancake. The wait was about 15 minutes and I was served by a friendly waitress who briefed me on the menu and their recommendations.

It was about a week later, I decided to visit them to try my luck at about 4pm, off peak hours. Weekend was even longer! It got to be this good and view from the outside, I can see people busy taking selfies. Given the limited number of seating due to Convid-19 restrictions, I expected the wait will be longer than usual and I decided to come back another day.įor 3 days in a row, there is no sign of a shorter queue. It was a weekday, at about 6pm, the queue was extremely long. Without further await, I decided to pay them a visit. Fluff Stack has opened a branch here in Yishun!!! A colleague of mine tagged me on Facebook, sharing that the cafe known for their famous pancakes will be opening another cafe at Northpoint City, Yishun.

Fluff stack menu