fukurou patisserie

been here twice now. the lady there was very nice and friendly. the cakes here are rich, but very delicious. i bought a slice each of the vanilla, chocolate trio,tiramisuand the strawberry one. all my family liked all the flavors, my sisters favorite was the french vanilla and my favorite was definitely the chocolate trio, nice amount of chocolately taste. the cakes i found are not too sweet which i liked. highly recommend 👍🍰🎂

i walk through station square twice a day and i only just noticed this cool little patisserie lol cool little spot with some out of it owl decor. tried 3 crepe cakes and an iced mocha.

out of the three i liked the matcha crepe cake best! then the chocolate and thetiramisubeing my least fave. it looks heavy but trustttt these crepe cakes are super light. japanese x french fusion. i like it. might be my new breaky spot before work. oh no....

friendly service. each flavour was very distinct with a good amount of cream between each layer of thin crepe. personal standouts was the black sesame,tiramisuand durian. highly recommended.

i’ve been wanting to try these crepe cakes for a while now after seeing the reviews and i definitely wasn’t let down. we got the strawberry andtiramisuones and both were amazing. i loved how they weren’t too sweet or heavy with cream. i’ll definitely be back to try other flavours!!

the best crepe cake i have come to eat in auckland. location is a little hidden but totally worth a trip to newmarket to try. recommendtiramisuand the choc trio!!

such a pleasant place to have a beautiful mille crepe cake that is so delicate and delicious but it's not too sweet. i can also enjoy a flat white while dining there. the strawberry, chocolate trio,tiramisuare lovely but in fact, all the flavours taste so good it's hard to know which to have. well worth a visit to this popular place in newmarket.

mum got a slice oftiramisucrepe cake and black sesame crepe cake from fukurou. i’ve always passed this bakery and i’ve been in there once but i never got anything from there. i tried a bit of both crepe cakes and i prefer thetiramisucake over the black sesame. i still really enjoyed the black sesame cake. i felt like the flavour of thetiramisucake was so delicious and strong, compared to the black sesame cake. it was literally like eating a tiramisu. both crepe cakes were fresh and weren’t too sweet, which i love since you can eat a lot of it as a result. presentation was lovely. i’ll be back!

cute little shop near the newmarket train station. the lady’s serving me was so nice and the crepe cake was absolutely heavenly. i got thetiramisuflavour and it was so good. highly recommend.

definitely the best place in auckland to go to for crepe cakes. if you love durian, their durian crepe cake is the best i’ve tried. it’s really yum! other flavors i would recommend are the original vanilla, chocolate and the pure matcha one.tiramisuis pretty good too. i stop by here every time i’m in newmarket and would recommend to everyone who loves cakes!

i got thetiramisuand chocolate crepe cake. the price on zomato is outdated. both cakes were $7.80 each which is extremely expensive for one slice. i don't like coffee but i still got thetiramisubut my brother told me it was good. that's why i prefer the chocolate haha not biased what so ever 😂😂..

theirtiramisucrepe cake is the best crepe cake i've ever had. the crepes are perfectly layered and the cream tastes delicious too. not too sweet but thetiramisuflavour is there throughout. as you can see by the sides the cake has been well executed.
well worth the try when you find yourself walking past newmarket train station.

i remember coming here one time and thinking i was at the other dessert parlour in high st. but no, this is one of the most unique parlours i've ever been to and theirtiramisuis to die for. that rich sweetness on your cheeks when you eat something sweet, felt good to have that feeling again after a long time. 

the staff over there are really kind and friendly, always pulling those warm smiles. luckily it wasn't busy by the time i was there, a place this good would be really busy but it in the morning the time i arrived.

going inside it looks like and ordinary cafe with a japanese taste/vibe. their display of food are plenty and with a large variety too.

one of our favourite dessert places in auckland! they do the most amazing crepe cakes. so far we have tried vanilla,tiramisuand matcha. would definitely recommend thetiramisuone but they are all delish! need to go early though as sometimes they run out by dinner time

i'm always a sucker for sweets, especially desserts which seem way beyond my capability of producing. crepes can be a finicky art, and with a minor error in ingredient ratios or cooking, it's easy to end up with ones that's more holes than crepe, or with a texture that can be ruinous to the structural integrity of a crepe cake. fukurou's crepes are light, thin, and soft, yielding easily to the cut of a fork and remain upright, which is an incredible feat for this delicate dessert.

i can't lie in saying that the prices are a bit dear. the selection can also be somewhat of a hit-and-miss, as the flavours can be so delicate one can easily mistake them for each other. nonetheless, after having only been a couple of times, i can easily declare my favourites to be thetiramisuand the matcha adzuki. the particularly adventurous should also try the durian bomb; i may not like durian, but i can appreciate the hardly-so-subtle fragrance and flavour that they've incorporated well in the cake.

it's definitely not a bad place for sweets. but, while i can appreciate the artistry behind it, i can't say i'm all that particular to the dessert.

this afternoon i went to fukurou patisserie with my boyfriend. i had a french vanilla cake and atiramisucake, both are very nice!
i will definitely go back to try the rest :)