Review | Chew chew bun: love at the first bite | Lifestyle

Hey, I’m back with another food critic – this time, it’s Chew Chew Bun.

I went there a few weeks ago and ordered a bun at Melon cranberry, and it was absolutely delicious. It was love at the first bite. A solid 10 out of 10. I thought: “Oh, why not go back and try all their buns and review everyone?”

It was a bit unrealistic because they have too many buns to choose – and I try to lose weight for a summer body, so I can’t stop every day – but I did my best.

I recommend that you go early in the morning or in the afternoon, because Chew Chew Bun is only doing pastries once a day, so the flavored buns sell quickly. Here is my review of the last two weeks of visit to Chew Chew Bun.

Tiramisu pistachio

I loved the texture – the pistachio added a beautiful crunch. Not too sweet, just the right amount for me, and the flavor was on the point.

Note: 9/10

Curry pork bun

He looked cute with the little rabbit on the front, so I bought it – but don’t be fooled. Not as cute as it has a taste. My taste buds were confused. It was heavy on the spices, and I expected more than one pork flavor.

Maybe I’m not a curry person. In addition, it was a bit dry inside, probably because of the curry. I’m sorry – I feel like I drag this poor bun too hard. Each bread deserves love.

Note: 4/10

Latte Thai Dirty

I’m not going to lie, I ordered that because the name seemed funny.

It was a little too sweet for me – but the sweetness is customizable, and the worker was super nice about it. Made with Thai tea and espresso, I just want the flavor of Thai tea to be stronger. However, it was freezing and satisfactory.

Note: 6/10

Matcha pink bay

Well if you want something sweet, but not too much.

Made with raspberries, strawberry and organic matcha, the part of the bread was a bit dry – perhaps because I had it around 3:40 p.m., and the pastry was sitting outside for a few hours (Chew Bun opened from 7:30 am).

Not bad, but not my favorite. I prefer more creamy and smoother rolls.

Note: 6/10

Classic red bean bun

I was surprised to have bought it because I am not a fan of Red Bean, but I can make an exception for this bun. It was delicious.

Chewy, with the perfect level of sweetness. A simple classic – everyone must try this. I think it’s the perfect bread for beginners, especially if you are super undecided like me.

Note: 10/10

Frank cheese

It was the only salty bun that I bought, and it was delicious.

The workers warmed it and the soft bread melted in my mouth. The hot dog inside gave it a nice contrast. I just want the Hot-Dog to be a little better glued to the pastry.

A choice of tasty solid and cheesy.

Note: 7/10

Lemon custard

Chewy outside with a creamy lemon cream inside – the chef’s kiss.

Texture similar to the red bean bun, but with a touch of citrus. I also tried to bite the lemon piece on top of the bun but it was difficult.

Was it edible? I don’t know, but I will certainly buy this flavor.

Note: 10/10

Oat latte at brown sugar

This drink is classified as a “bestseller” on the menu, and after having a sip, I understand why it is popular.

There was a nice foam on the top, with an espresso and a touch of caramel. He had a bit like a caramel macchiato, but less syrupy and sweet.

Note: 8/10

Nutella cheese

It was surprisingly really good.

With bread and nutella and growing style cheese inside, I did not know if nutella and cheese would be a tasty combination.

But I was surprised that the flavors worked well together. It’s super generous, but a little too sweet for me (Duh, it’s Nutella). Get this one if you are a big Nutella fan.

Note: 8/10

My best favorites / recommendations

Lemon cuckoo and classic red bean bun – incredible taste and great value.

I firmly believe that if you go Chew Chew Bun, you have to buy one of their buns – not a drink.

Yes, I judge customers who buy only slats there.

In addition, I currently have 85 points, so the next time I go, I am rewarded with a bun and a free cookie!

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