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Japanese cheese tarts are all the craze these days
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Hailing from Osaka, Japan, Pablo Cheesetart is currently one of the most popular baked cheese tart shops in Jakarta. (Shutterstock/f11photo)
Japanese baked cheese tarts are currently trending in Jakarta. Every weekend, almost every outlet is packed with customers.
Those longing to join the crowd can check the list below.
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Pablo Cheesetart
Originally from Osaka, Japan, Pablo Cheesetart opened an outlet in Gandaria City shopping mall in South Jakarta, last month. Indonesian blogger Stanislaus Hans Danial Subianto mentioned on his blog that the baked cheese tart’s price is double the original price in Japan, but that hasn’t stopped customers from queueing up for the delicacy.
In its Jakarta outlet, the shop offers four signature baked cheese tarts, namely the medium-rare cheese tart, chocolate cheese tart, matcha cheese tart with shiratama (mochi) and azuki (red bean), and premium cheese tart. In addition to the baked cheese tarts, Pablo also offers mini cheese tarts, Hokkaido mille crepes and blended drinks. The prices for the tarts ranges from Rp 35,000 (US$25.9) to Rp 220,000.
Hokkaido Baby Cheese Tart
Situated in Pondok Indah Mall 1 in South Jakarta, Hokkaido Baby Cheese Tart offers four variants – original baked cheese tart, salted egg cheese tart, hot chocolate tart and matcha cheese tart – at prices ranging from Rp 22,500 to Rp 25,000.
Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart
Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart currently has two outlets, one in Kota Kasablanka shopping mall in South Jakarta and one in Senayan City shopping mall in Central Jakarta. The shop specializes in molten baked cheese tarts, which are priced at Rp 20,000 per piece. (kes)
