petal met sugar

such a beautiful place for a cake and coffee. all the cakes are presented so nicely and delicately. matcha latte was very nice. seating is limited though so may need to wait for a seat

i wanted to like petal meets sugar but after my visit, i'm filing this under "better left on instagram". seating is extremely limited (outdoor only but covered) so i'd recommend booking if you're keen. we were there around 2pm but they had sold out of the matcha mille feuille and the vanilla bean croissant. as consolation, we got the brownie and a yuzu tart. i didn't try the tart but my friend enjoyed it. the brownie was dry and too sweet; tasted like a mass-produced version that a random suburban cafe would stock. drinks were also a mixed bag. my coffee was nice but my friends thought the matcha latte was terrible. the cafe is just a short walk from westfield but personally, i wouldn't detour specifically.

amazing edible flowers dessert.
i'm glad to come to cafe! was one of my foodie friend's recommendation.


i ordered jasmine dessert.
inside the round shaped white chocolate were crunchy chocolate and beautiful edible flowers!!!
too beautiful to eat!haha
it was so tasty and the dessert was sophisticated.
like a art.

they do good coffee too.
it became the one of my hiddnen spot cafe in sydney!:)

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🍴 salted caramel tart & matcha mille feuille 🍴
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so many minor details that these guys just executed like bosses. the crunch on the layers in the pastry. the balance of sweet and salty in their caramel mou. the bitter note in their matcha creme patisserie. if they were inner city or pyrmont side they'd be run of their feet. luckily for us they're hidden in darlinghurst/woolloomooloo ✌️

i ordered the popular terranium coupled with grapefruit green tea. aesthetically pleasing and absolutely delicious to eat. would love to try other items on the menu next time.

located in woolloomooloo, petal met sugar is a cafe featuring beautiful desserts and fresh flowers. basically, it’s the ultimate place to take a girl on valentine’s day if you refuse to pay the 4000% mark-up that online rose depositories add on february 14th.

maybe you won't believe if i said that i already went to this place 5 times for their high tea, one time back in 2018 for the spring high tea and another four visit alone this year. well, what can i say, i am truly a sucker for a thematic high tea. petal met sugar is a small cake, coffee and florist store which never fail to amaze me with their high tee range. it located in woolloomooloo area and actually can be reach by walking distance from st james station, you can just walk pass the st mary cathedral and voila you will reach your destination within 5 minutes.

a small cafe/flower shop tucked away in woolloomooloo. the high tea was very cute and the food was quite good. price is pretty steep though...but good experience nonetheless.

bought scoopon voucher for this high tea on my birthday. it was the prettiest brunch i’ve ever had. all the pastries were not too sweet (swipe to the left):
- scones with yuzu jam&cream; scones was crumbly outside and fluffy inside, just it should be
- choux; when i ate the choux i already half full so i didnt notice how its taste like
- earl grey pond; strong earl grey and not too sweet with smooth texture
- green tea tiramisu; strong matcha and not too sweet as well
- salted caramel cronut; it could say it’s my fav so far. firstly i was underestimate it would be taste so sweet like some cronuts i had before. but it’s not anyway.
our hight tea package was included savoury stuff as well; salmon toasties (not a fan of sourdough so i didnt eat it), potato bread with scrambled egg (average taste but i liked the potato bread it’s very fluffy).
anyway i was bit irritated with the coffee, i thought because we bought voucher so it came in small cup. it’s not enough for my hubby, so i tried to buy another 2 cuppa, and still...it came in small cuppa 😓

while visiting sydney.... we visited this lovely dessert house. the cakes were delicate, refined and delicious. the coffee to supplement was quite good too thanks to a perfectionistic barista. limited outdoor seating available only so be warned.

a nice and photographic high tea set. the amount may not be able to satisfy a big appetite (it was fine in my case), but it was tasty nevertheless. iced mocha a bit watery and lacking flavour.
service was friendly.

i've been meaning to visit petal met sugar for years now and finally got the chance yesterday.
i wish we'd booked for their spring high tea because seeing it on other tables; god it looked gorgeous. 
instead, we ordered scrambled eggs on toast and a double cheese pastry. the double cheese pastry was delicious and the coffee average.

perfect place for the girliest brunch ever.

make sure to book as the place only has 4 tables outside. the set up for the spring high tea is beautiful. depending how many people you book, they’ll accomodate to that many servings on the acrylic tray. we had 3 so there was 3 of everything.

the moscato jelly was a nice surprise, the jelly had strong hints of moscato (and i don’t particularly like alcohol) but it was enjoyable. the palette cleanser was surprisingly sweet but good.

my favourite is the watermelon earl grey jam with scones, so good.

i went to winter high tea at petal met sugar. the food look very good especially cakes. unfortunately, the taste of cakes wasn’t good. however, good thing about here are savoury menu and drink that i order. it was very delicious.
overall, i wouldn’t come back to have high tea here because the taste is average and overprice. 45$ per person. not included drink.

very average. not fluffy. quite dense and firm. no buttery and creamy taste either. the earl grey cream is surprisingly good. not bad when you are thinking of a healthy dessert.