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A discreetly hidden gem of a pastry and cookie shop, nestled within a tree-lined villa, offers a wide variety of gift boxes and souvenirs. Prices are slightly on the higher side, but some items are on sale, making them much more affordable. The cake was dense yet moist, with sweet honey and caramel perfectly infused throughout, forming a thin sugar shell on the surface. It had a subtle salty finish, making it sweet but not cloying – quite delicious.

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There's a large tree at the entrance, making it easy to miss the shop. I've visited many times and really love their rolled cakes; the taro matcha is highly recommended. It's best to make a reservation, as they're often sold out on-site. They also offer a variety of healthy nut and handmade cookies, packaged in different sizes to meet customer needs.

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👍A shop I frequently revisit. This shop is a self-built detached house, much like a fairytale castle, selling delicious cookies, pastries, and desserts. You can get a membership for discounts. If you're a frequent pastry buyer... 🍎Cookies: They have all sorts of cookies. I've tried their oatmeal cookies, and they're really delicious. They cater to a wide variety of tastes. The sheer number of cookie styles is dazzling. 🍎Sweet Potato Cakes: Made from sweet potatoes, these are yellow in color and topped with a sugar-cured sweet potato chunk. Arranged on a small white plate with coffee, they look beautiful and sophisticated. This is one of my must-buy desserts. In short, they also sell nut tarts, canelé tarts, and cakes. Give them a try!

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The shop's exterior courtyard has planted green trees. I initially thought it was a restaurant, but it actually sells desserts. Mostly wedding cakes and cookies 🍪 Everything looks delicious. They have a wide variety of cookies, as well as small desserts and cakes. See the pictures for reference. I personally think the prices are quite high. If it's good, I might eat it occasionally. The shopkeepers didn't greet me or offer any explanations. I understand they might be busy and unable to pay attention. I bought almond slice cookies for $99. There weren't many. At this price and considering how much they taste... I'm unlikely to repurchase. I also bought a few loose cookies. A single pack might cost $40-60... Buying a set would be quite expensive. I understand the rising cost of ingredients, but with such high individual prices, it won't be one of my regular purchase options. The shop has a wide variety of items, but it lacks a sense of warmth.