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Summer Favorites Are Here!
This summer at Suzuya, we’ve been feeling the tropical vibes—and so have our customers! Our mango creations have become seasonal favorites, with guests returning just for another bite of our Mango Passion Mousse Cake or the refreshing Mango Mango Crepe. Each item is made with juicy, ripe mangoes and just the right amount of sweetness,…
Suzuya Custard Pudding
Interviewer: What is the difference between Suzuya’s custard pudding and American custard pudding? Chef Mike: So, Suzuya’s custard pudding is a little bit softer. There isn’t really an American custard pudding. Most custard puddings come from France or Spanish things, which are generally a lot sweeter and a lot firmer. They’re made like the fawns…
Green tea Millecrepe for Matcha lovers
Interviewer: What is a Millecrepe? Chef Mike: Millecrepe is a type of cake that’s made of layers of crepe and cream in the middle. Our Millecrepe has 16 layers in clape. The idea of the “Mille” crepe came from mille-feuille, which is 1000 layers of crape. Interviewer: Do you use matcha for this cake? What…
Misuzu’s Recipe
Interviewer: Do we have any idea what you guys are thinking about when it comes to publishing a recipe video and a recipe page for the first time? Chef Misuzu: For being healthy, can we make items using kabocha pumpkins? Kabocha is a nutritious ingredient that many of our clients like seeing. Interviewer: So you…
Interview: Crepes influenced by the Japanese touch
nterviewer: Today, we’re diving into the art of crepes and how they are influenced by Japanese culture. Chef Misuzu, can you share your journey with crepes? Chef Misuzu: My journey with crepes started when I was helping sushi restaurants. One of the restaurant owners requested a mille crepe(crepe cake) for his wife, giving me the…
Suzuya’s Custard Pudding
Interviewer: What is custard pudding and what’s the difference between regular custard pudding and the Japanese custard pudding you provide over at Suzuya? Chef Mike: A custard pudding is basically a baked custard, and the Japanese style is lighter textually, so it is more similar to either French or South American styles.From what I’ve experienced…