Pannee U

Inspired by the Instagram hype, I visited the cafe, although tiramisu isn't typically my favorite. However, my cousin is a big fan and was excited when I took her to the cafe. The price was a bit higher than expected, but the generous serving size made it a good value. To my surprise, I enjoyed the dessert immensely and ended up finishing the entire piece, then purchasing more to take home. On my second visit, I still opted for the lychee, as I couldn't get enough of it. I plan to return soon to sample other flavors.

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Soul Munchie

It's a super cute cafe. Laptop friendly! Can sit there to do work, they have WiFi. Or spend time chatting with a friend I got the Dubai chocolate tiramisu, very yums. The matcha is mid

Victor Castillo

A charming place, very pretty decor, very friendly service! Delicious savory items. Although I expected more from the tiramisu, they were delicious for an experience of discovering new places! I loved the technology we used to place our order at the table!

+8

Wit Tara

I found this café on TikTok and decided to visit. The place is lovely, clean, and cozy. You can order from the kiosk or simply scan the QR code on the table it’s super easy to use. I tried the Biscoff Tiramisu and Mango Sticky Rice, both were not too sweet and really delicious. My favorite drink was the Matcha Coconut. I absolutely loved it! I’ll definitely be back.

Kornelia

Beautiful cafe with so many different tiramisu options. I tried the pistachio berry and the sea salt caramel - the caramel one was definitely my favorite. Also got an iced latte that was really good. The café has a beautiful interior and staff is friendly. You order through a QR code on the table, which is easy and convenient. Can’t wait to come back and try more - everything looked amazing!

Christine L

Cute little cafe with a variety of menu items. The indoor seating is super cute and seems like a relaxing place to chill. Absolutely loved the iced strawberry matcha. We tried a bunch of tiramisu as well. The pistachio berry one was probably our favorite. The Oreo mochi and chocolate crunch were also light and fluffy. Now for my standard comments. Location is clean and well kept. Unsure if there’s another entrance but not wheelchair friendly in the front.

+3

This place offers so many different flavors of the tiramisu. Before trying other flavor gotta try the original first. Taste so good and not too sweet, other than the price was on the higher end tho. The drink I ordered was the lychee sparkling, I liked it but it's just too much ice in it.

Jenn L

This cafe was a pretty nice spot to sit and chat while enjoying some tiramisu cakes with Asian flavors. Ordering was done by the giant tablet by their register or you can find a table and order via QR code. They even bring the dishes straight to your table which is pretty nice. The menu consists mostly of tiramisu cakes and other desserts but they also serve savory dishes like pasta and snacks (french fries, Japanese street food). We tried only 2 cakes because they were quite pricey at $15 per slice. The taro tiramisu. The mango tiramisu was my favorite because of how well the mango flavor paired with the sweet cream and the lady finger layers. The mango on top wasn't too sweet since it's not mango season right now. The taro tiramisu had the taro flavor concentrated in the bottom mochi layer so that the flavor wouldn't be too overwhelming. One piece is enough to share since it's quite a big piece but if you've got a sweet tooth, one piece is the perfect portion.

Mei Deng

Had high expectations for this place bc tiramisu is my fav dessert. Lowkey disappointed. Thought it was just okay, more cakey than I thought it would be. Pretty pricey for what it is, not sure I would go out of my way to come again - Mango sticky rice tiramisu: 7/10, didn’t really have a sticky rice flavor but the mango was good - Pistachio berry tiramisu: 8/10, liked this more than the mango one. Very creamy

J.Y

The tiramisu is delicious, it has so many flavors, and very hard to decide which one to pick. Though, don't worry, they all very good. I like the fruity ones more, and would love to go back and try all of them.

Robbin

Cozy Asian Cafe with Asian-themed tiramisu specialties. The flavors are what you'd expect from an Asian bakery: subtle, light, not too sweet. We had Taro Mochi tiramisu and Pandan Coconut tiramisu. Both were good but what's missing for me was the espresso flavor which I usually associate tiramisu with. Without it, these cakes taste just like regular layered cakes.

Josephine Lee

Sometimes me dumb. Like when me go to cake place with friends and miscommunicate what to get. Then we get 5....yes, 5...tiramisus the size of paperback novels. Then me turn into bloated me. It bad. But for realsies, I'm not totally mad about our impromptu cake tasting. It was the fastest, easiest and most gluttonous way to experience what Cafe 2BY2 was all about. The Durian Soybean ruled supreme with its moist pungency. That's right, moist pungency. Get this unless you hate durian. Then don't get it and ask yourself why you were born with shitty tastebuds. We unwisely (i.e. stupidly) ordered taro twice: The regular Taro Mochi, which was as light, earthy and purpley as taro always is. And the Seaweed Pork Floss Taro, which is the glow-up cousin to the Taro Mochi--AKA Taro with better hair. The Pandan Coconut was the easiest crowd pleaser because only dictators and depots hate the combination of grassy pandan and rich coconut. The latter was stronger, unfortunately, but that's often the case. The Earl Grey Chestnut was the weakest of the bunch, as it neither tasted like earl grey nor chestnut (except for that weird fettucine frosting that Asian chestnut pastries always seem to come with). I'd skip this if you love bergamot or chesty nuts. Wash down your ill-gotten booty with the refreshing Gardenia Lemon Tea or the heavier, richer Strawberry Matcha. You can't go wrong either way. Throw in the cute, floral, antique-y decor and surprisingly ample seating, and you've got a surprisingly stellar new dessert cafe/bar to go for after-dinner hangs when you're not feeling like ingesting ethanol. Might come back when I've learned better ordering skills. And lost some of the last tiramisu weight.

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Christina W.

Definitely a fun selection of tiramisu themed desserts. Personally, if it’s not coffee flavored, it doesn’t really give tiramisu - these are essentially flavored mousse cakes. Nonetheless, the flavors are interesting and the cakes are pretty. The place is cute and there’s a god amount of seating inside to enjoy your treats. I’d recommend going through their electronic monitor to see their entire menu which includes drinks since they don’t have those listed anywhere else. I tried their guava matcha drink and it really wasn’t that great. Got the pistachio berry tiramisu which was good.

+2

Maiya

Cute spot for a sweet treat since they've got many variations of tiramisu. I ordered an original, which was good but not sure if it's $14 good. The matcha latte was very mid, having almost no matcha flavor.

Saw this place going viral all over social media, so we decided to check it out and see what the hype was about. We ordered several different varieties of tiramisu, but unfortunately, it didn’t quite live up to the hype. The service was okay, and the desserts weren’t as impressive as we expected. I will say the atmosphere and aesthetic is very cute, but overall, I probably wouldn’t return.

Mia Gionis

Interesting concept and fun interior. Ordered the mango sticky rice and sesame soy tiramisu. Both pieces were not as flavorful as the title makes them out to be. Unfortunately over priced but the portion is a decent size.