Bake

Originating from Sapporo, this cheese tart chain created crazy long queues upon its arrival in Bangkok a year ago. The particular blend inside these tarts (B80) consists of two mild cream cheeses from Japan and a saltier French variety. The tarts are made fresh daily and the palm-sized bites ooze with a nuanced flavor of salty and sweet. 

G/F, EmQuartier, Sukhumvit Rd. BTS Phrom Phong

Toast Company

This restaurant specializes in pretty everything made out of dough, so it's no surprise they also serve these tiny and tasty little treats. Toast's cheese tart (B80) has a crispy shell and a center that gushes with cheese. With a healthy dusting of powdered sugar this tart is definitely on the sweet side. 

G/F, Central Eastville, Praditmanoontham Rd., 088-499-7971

 

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Jul 12, 2016 at 2:34am PDT

Hiro Keki

This Hokkaido-inspired spot has the crowning achievement of being the first place in Thailand to offer this trending treat. Their bite-sized "rare cheese tart" (B75) comes encased in a puffy pastry shell. 

3/F, The Crystal Veranda, Praditmanoontham Rd. 099-350-0075

Me & Cheese NEW!

Yet another tart shop that has its roots in Japan. This chain from Sendai makes oval-shaped tarts (B65) that are made with a secret 3-cheese blend. The texture is cheesecake-like, but what they lack in ooze-factor they make up for in flavor. Me & Cheese has nailed the taste of this pastry. We're still waiting for them to open a standalone store, but for now you can always get them at Siam Discovery. 

2/F, Siam Discovery, Rama 1 Rd., 02-260-1055. BTS Siam

MX Cakes & Bakery NEW!

These savory-but-sweet tarts (B65) from Hong Kong's Maxim bakery may be new to Bangkok but they've long had a place in locals' hearts. With a baking station in full view you're able to watch every step of the pastry-making process, from the filling of the tart shell to the moment they're pulled out of the oven. The baking process leaves the tarts golden with a flaky crust, but the center still gushes with cheesiness. 

G/F, Siam Paragon, 991/1 Rama 1 Rd. 02-610-7560. BTS Siam

 

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Sep 20, 2016 at 3:37pm PDT

Pablo Cheese Tart COMING SOON!

Osaka's oozing tarts will be making their Bangkok debut this October and after some sleuthing we've discovered that Pablo's secret is the apricot jam they cover their tarts in. They'll be offering both regular and mini sized pastries, and there will be a few cheese tarts that no other place on this list offers, like matcha and chocolate. Also worth mentioning: Pablo's premium cheese tart with a crunchy-crispy texture and taste of creme brulee. Set to open on Oct 27—save the date!

G/F, Siam Paragon, 991/1 Rama 1 Rd.