postSoft serve in NYC348 pts
“ube soft serve is solid, but I prefer Soft Swerve's”
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8.7/10
AI-generated summary
Japanese bakery with low prices. People go for the cakes, the milk bread and the cream , and the sandwiches on house pain de mie get named just as often. Order a ahead if you want one for a birthday. The flavors rotate, so the soy sauce and ones aren't always there.
“ube soft serve is solid, but I prefer Soft Swerve's”
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“this is a phenomenal Japanese bakery with great prices, their cream buns are so fucking good.”
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“Takahachi bakery is a terrific local Japanese bakery. Opens at 8:30 am and would make a great breakfast spot. They have good buns and cakes.”
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“Love their cakes. I used to pre-order their small ones whenever it's one of my coworker's birthday and they are always good and not that expensive. Also like their milk bread.”
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“Takahachi Bakery has some gorgeous cakes”
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“[Takahachi Bakery](https://maps.app.goo.gl/6CmBwfm4t1Bfx7em6) is a great local Japanese bakery. Lots of buns, cakes, sweets.”
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“I also think their cake is better than Paris Baguette.”
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“The cream puffs and souffle cheesecake at Takahachi bakery are also amazing.”
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“I am a sucker for their spicy salmon/avocado sandwich and their bento lunches when they’re fresh…”
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“I like the milk bread from Takahachi Bakery.”
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“My personal favorite is [Takahachi Bakery](https://maps.app.goo.gl/T4Fvq7NDi4J9wp3QA) in Tribeca. They're a local/non-chain Japanese bakery and their prices are very reasonable and I think their cakes are great.”
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“i absolutely love soft serve from takahachi bakery in Brooklyn. their soy sauce soft serve was a revelation.”
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