
554 reviews
Coming to Da Lat and missing Tiệm Bánh Kem Sinh Nhật would be a real pity! The cakes here have a soft and smooth sponge, with many delicious and unique flavors, especially the savory cakes and stretchy cheese cakes. However, you might have to wait a bit because the shop is quite crowded.
Delicious. I ate here back when it just opened and nobody knew about it yet, but now it's crowded with long lines every evening. The egg tarts are rich and satisfying, but my preference is the savory cakes with bacon, pork floss, and all that, so it doesn't feel sickly sweet. The cakes are best eaten hot right away; if left to cool down, biting into them tastes a bit fishy from the egg.
Impressive points: Cake quality: The sponge here is extremely soft, moist, and smooth, not dry like many other places. The combination of the cake's light sweetness, the saltiness of the salted egg, and the richness of the cheese sauce is very well balanced. Diverse menu: Besides traditional salted egg sponge cake, the shop also has many modern sauce and topping options that follow trends well. The cakes always feel fresh within the day. Appearance: Cakes are neatly and cleanly packaged. Practical notes: Space: The shop only serves take-away Location: The way there is quite easy to find, but if you go by car during peak hours, this stretch is a bit crowded.
Both 4 and number 1,8,11,12 are delicious. The best is number 8 stretchy cheese; even though I ate it 20’ after buying and it was no longer stretchy, it was still delicious. The shop was thoughtful enough to write the numbers on each bag of cakes for me and reminded me to eat the cheese while it was still hot.
I saw the hot reviews so I just went to try it out. Overall, in terms of taste and food quality, I rate it 7/10. The cakes are hot, soft, and not dry. Same price 22k/piece, size is quite small. The cakes are not sweet, mostly savory because they have pork floss, salted egg, and cheese. Anyone who likes rich and creamy food will find it more to their taste. Hot cakes eaten with hot cow's milk are also delicious, but I only ate 1 half and felt full/satiated (the cow's milk is also quite sweet). The shop is crowded, opening from 3 PM until the cakes run out. Park on the sidewalk, leave right after buying, no seating available. This section is a 1-way street, the shop is right at the beginning of the road, on the left-hand side. An afternoon meal of 1 cakes and 1 milk makes you quite full; I just tried it to see what it was like and found it ordinary, mostly overhyped reviews and not really that "wow".
Our group bought enough 12 flavors to try, the cakes were ok, quite similar to each other, it must be a hot item so the line was very long 🥹
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