Anna’s cake house

Mother deer got a cake from Anna’s cake house for lil’ bun’s birthday. We never get our birthday cakes here. But, their pastries are quite good so we figured that we would give it a try. And boy…it was not a very good call to make because we were definitely not impressed with this one.

Anna's cake house

Anna’s cake house cake

The cake options were all limited and plain looking but we didn’t have time to go anywhere else. So we picked the best option which was this chestnut one. They didn’t ask or offer a chocolate plaque/sign that said Happy Birthday on it like they usually do. So unfortunately, we left without one.

I ended up having to pipe it on there with chocolate at home. I ended up adding a lot more fruit to it on my own too because it looked so bland. We thought that it was just the exterior that was bad but the inside was just as horrible! Instead of having two layers of sponge cake sandwiching a layer of chestnut, they made there’s with just one layer of each making it not a very enjoyable experience when we ate it because both of the layers were so thick. It was as if they were too lazy to cut the sponge into two and sandwich it or something! Seeing that Anna’s cake house is supposed to be one of the “upper scale” Chinese bakeries, we were appalled by this and we really could of gotten a waaaay better tasting and looking cake at Pine House or Maxims.

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2 Replies to “Anna’s cake house”

  1. Hanson Do (@hansondee) says: Reply

    I loved the tuna tataki from basho too! Sad to hear the sizing has decreased though. Is the same true for the baked goods? I really enjoy their mochi cupcakes.

    1. Nope all their baked goods are as delicious as ever 🙂

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