Hiromi Cake In Milano

Small but very nice bar with typical Japanese products. We tried two different types of Coffee and Banana Dorayake with Salted Caramel and they were great and fresh. Average price compared to an Italian breakfast but fair for the refined pastries.

I'm Japanese, Italian girls and shop assistants are too ugly and rude! I gave 5 stars only for the real Japanese cuisine!

I used to frequent this place already when it was in Viale Coni Zugna in Milan, I love it!!! The prices might seem high, but the quality is stellar so I think the value for money is more than honest. They recently added the possibility of being able to eat some savory dishes inside, such as ramen, chirashi and onigiri. I tried the ramen, honest price (€12) and the portion is perfect, they serve it either with chopsticks or fork, with the addition of the typical "ladle". Really delicious!!!

Hiromi Cake at Merlata Bloom shopping centre's food area is a delightful discovery for lovers of Japanese sweets. The Dorayaki, in particular, stands out as a must-try, offering a great blend of flavors. The price-to-quality ratio is impressive, making it a worthwhile indulgence. The fast service adds to the positive experience. Highly recommended for those looking to explore and savor authentic Japanese cakes and pastries.

Intimate place and delicious desserts! The girl was very kind

Una volta chiusa la pasticceria in viale Coni Zugna, “Hiromi Cake” si è spostato all’interno del centro commerciale Merlata Bloom. I posti sono qualcuno in più della sede precedente ma devo dire che la nuova location ha fatto perdere, a mio avviso un po’ dell’aspetto caratteristico che aveva prima, di piccola pasticceria giapponese. I prodotti sono buoni e i prezzi (mantenuti costanti) sono nella media, per l’offerta proposta. Il personale è cordiale e disponibile.

Unfortunately it closed in Milan, greatly disappointed by the move. It was so nice to stop by Hiromi after a visit to Mudec! Why leave the city????

Quello che non ti aspetteresti di trovare in un centro commerciale! Hiromi Cake è davvero una sorpresa positiva, si tratta di una pasticceria giapponese che solitamente potresti trovare in corso Buenos Aires o in centro. Mochi, cafeteria, dorayaki e desserts a suon di matcha, yuzu e azuki. Se sei appassionato a questi sapori te lo raccomando vivamente! Un lusso per il merlata bloom!

Small place with a few seats... small single portion desserts are high priced, for my taste, too sweet

Buona pasticceria. Bellissimo aspetto dei dolci. Ne ho provati solo due, da ritornare per provarne altri. Locale un po' piccolino.