Interviewer: Please let us know your recommended sweets for this winter? Chef Mike: The sweets we start doing for Christmas, we’ll be doing our Christmas cookies and nougat this year. So we have little packages set up, little boxes for Christmas decorations that look like little ornaments, and cute little packaging for those. So we’ll…
Interviewer: Please let us know your Hot Sando menu and its varieties. How is the menu item that was added last month going? Chef Mike: So we just started the Hot Sando menu. Everything kind of varies off the same base with the toast. We butter the bread and toast it with scrambled eggs with…
Interviewer: Please let us know your recommended drink menu for this coming winter. What is your recommendation or special feature of those menus? Chef Mike: All right, so recommended drink menu. So we still have a cider, the apple cider, and the apple spice tea running through Christmas or the end of the year, which…
Interviewer: Please let us know your recommended sweets menu for the winter season! Chef Mike: So we’re coming up on Thanksgiving, where we have our Fuji apple pie and Kabocha pies. Those, as well as our Kabocha cheesecakes. Interviewer: What is your recommendation or special feature of these menus? Chef Mike: Personally, I always like…
Interviewer: Apple season is coming! Why did you make this drink menu? Chef Mike: So we started doing these bottled drinks two years ago, trying to think of ways we can optimize the kind of ingredients we had and different things we have at the shop. So we decided to play around with apples in…
FAQ: I forgot to pre-order my cake 48 hours in advance. Can I get a cake today or tomorrow? Chef Mike: So, for all the preorders, we do need 48 hours’ notice. We do have cakes available in store for purchase every day. We can’t hold anything without the 48 hours preorder. So you have…
Interviewer: Spooky time is coming soon! Do you have Halloween special menus? If so, what kind of menu are they? And When will they be available? Chef Mike: Halloween special menus. We’re working on the Goma cream puff and the ghost mochi. We had a couple for sale today, so we are working on finalizing…
Interviewer: Why is it called “Purin” in Suzuya? Chef Mike: It’s more just the Japanese pronunciation. Japanese people call pudding “Purin.” Interviewer: Please let us know this item’s features or recommended points. Chef Mike: The custard pudding, we make it with vegetarian hen eggs, kind of high-quality eggs. And ours has a fairly bitter caramel…
October 2022 marks Suzuya Patisserie’s 10th Anniversary. I am incredibly proud of what Chef Misuzu and Chef Mike have accomplished over the past decade. I’ve spent the past six years working alongside them as they’ve transformed Suzuya from an up-and-coming bakery shop to a fixture of the Las Vegas community. I attribute Chef Misuzu and…
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…
