Moos Cakes

Super sweet deserts and cakes. Ordered a birthday cake from there and it was delicious.

They are open under a new owner. I checked and the chef is the same. I tried and could not tell the difference between the quality. They are as awesome as when they were moos cakes!

Name changed to LA farfalla bakery, looks like it has all the same stuff tho! Came in for the green tea mousse and chocolate mousse… same light cake and not too sweet.

New owners same great bakers! Looks to be a nice looking place — complete remodel. La Farfalla Bakery — Formerly Mood Cakes. Soft opening this Friday! Try the cheesecakes!

Little bakery that specializes in Asian style mousse cakes (hence, the name Moos cakes). I was craving guava cake from Vienna Bakery but they ran out so I was on a search for a guava dessert. Found guava mousse cake here and was pretty satisfied.
(Visited 4 years ago)

This is a tiny un-​assuming bakery that specializes in the light Asian style mousse cakes, cheesecakes, buns such as pineapple buns and the like and the soft white toast bread, as well as macarons and some other pastries. I don’t see a lot of varieties of cakes/​desserts here but for what they do they are good at. They also do custom order cakes for special occasions I believe.
I tried their mini mousse cakes (mango and chocolate); both were fresh, very light, fluffy, flavorful, not overly sweet and delightful to eat. Each cake is tiny and cost about $ 3.50. It was the right size in my opinion but if you love to indulge in huge slices of cakes you would have to get the whole cake. To me it’s always about quality not quantity, make sense?
Love their pineapple bun too. It has a crusty and sweeter top and was soft and not sweet inside; just the way I preferred a pineapple bun to be.
Also tried their raspberry and mocha macarons. Both were very good; nothing to complain there.
They also have Asian style smoothie and teas but no coffee. I’d love to support local business. Their location is not the best though; in a small shopping center where probably only locals know to come.

My friend wanted to get a birthday cake for her sister and instead of going to the bakery where we work, I told her about this place. I never went either but I saw it on Unilocal and had it bookmarked for a long time so I told her about it. I just realized the name, Moos Cakes. Mousse cakes.
Anyway, the bakery is cute and even has some Chinese breads, pineapple buns and stuff like that. I got the blueberry and rose macarons and a mango mousse. I sat down at one of their tables and the worker gave me and my friend cups of water. Great service.
I’m definitely going to my wedding cake here in the far future.

Hate giving bad reviews but… Got here at 10am on Saturday. Time says they open at 9:00am and their door is unlocked but I guess because they don’t have the open sign lit up, they aren’t open? Not sure, but that was kind of disappointing since I do like their cakes, but for that shooing away action, I may not return. Four stars for cake. two stars for service

I walked into Moos Cakes in search for a mini cake sampler for the boyfriend’s birthday. They had breads and pastries as well as macarons. For cakes that are not the mini kind, you need to order 24 hours in advance. The mini cakes were priced from $ 2.50-$ 3.50 which was great cause I was able to buy 5 and came around $ 15.
I got the mango mousse, lychee mousse, passion fruit mousse, honey banana mousse, and raspberry mousse cakes. All the cakes were not too sweet which was great. All of them had a fruit flavor punch to them! The flavors were exactly what they were named. The cakes were not super moist, but I kind of wished there was more cake and mousse. But then again it was a mini cake. The boyfriend loved them all, but the raspberry was his top favorite with passion fruit as the second. I agreed though I think I did like the passion fruit and mango a bit more.
Would I come back? I would for the cakes. The service itself wasn’t warm and the place was a bit empty, but heck if you’re just doing a grab and go for cakes, then sure!

Worst custard ever!
Pictures can tell you the texture! How could it worth $ 2.95???
The guy was rude! He didn’t care about customers, his attitude like «buy it or go away».
Definitely will not recommend!!!

This place has such a cute interior. Really nicely decorated, very quaint&very charming as well.
I went on a Sunday&there were barely any pastries out, which was disappointing because I was starving. There weren’t a lot of macaron choices either, which made me sad because I’m always down for a macaron (or 20 heh). My mom bought various baked goods there but I only ended up getting a hot dog bread type of thing. It was really just okay. The bread was soft but there was no flavor to it at all. The hot dog in it seemed off, but it wasn’t terrible. I’ve had a lot better though.
Hopefully I’ll give this place another try when there’s more things to choose from.

4.5 stars if I could since I can’t think of a single negative thing to say about Moos Cakes!
We ordered their guava mousse cake for our wedding and they delivered a beautiful, delicious cake that we and all our guests absolutely enjoyed! If you prefer Asian style cakes like we do (Western-​style cakes tend to be way too sweet and rich for our tastes), Moos manages to strike the perfect balance of luscious tastiness without becoming cloyingly sweet in their mousses, served on top of a great, moist cake.
We sampled a few of their other baked goods; while they all were solid, we think their mousse cakes are outstanding and the must-​get item here.
Working with the owner to order, customize, and deliver our cake was an easy affair, and we definitely plan to order more mousse cakes from them!

I like their macarons! They have a pretty good selection, but sometimes if you get there too late in the day, they run out of some flavors. My favorite is pistachio. I’ve also tried rose, passion fruit, green tea, raspberry… all good.
You can also order cakes from here, but you have to order ahead of time. They don’t have cakes ready to go. And you have to order at least a day ahead. I was disappointed to learn this when I wanted to buy my friend a birthday cake on the day of. The strawberry shortcake is YUM.

Thanks to Unilocal i found this Asian bakery. Honestly, if you like Asian cakes/​pastries that aren’t super sweet, this is the place for you. The cakes here are also very small, but i prefer smaller slices that way I don’t feel so bad after eating a whole slice.
Lacking in variety when i walked in. They also had some buns.
Macaroons were good. I had their tiramisu, and guava moose cake. Both were really good. Service was good.
Will be back. Wished they had more selection of drinks.

Ah-​mazing macaroons!
So light, and fluffy. Def melts in your mouth! Tried every flavor, and my favorite was the rose!!!
It’s different, soft and sweet rose pedal flavor. LOVE! Def would come here for a small treat for myself.
(FYI: they also take big orders for weddings or special occasions. 1 weeks advanced notice)

We stumbled upon Moos cake through Unilocal while looking for a last min baker for our wedding cake. We had tried many bakeries before but the cakes were too sweet for our liking. Not only was the cakes here soft, moist and not overly sweet but they also have unique flavors like passion fruit!
We ended up having a passion fruit mousse wedding cake custom made here and it was amazing! We also ordered 75 of their custard in a jar for our guest and they were flying off the table (none left for us.)The guests loved it!!!

Wowowowow I love the macaroons here. Blueberry ones are fantastic! We tried every flavor but the blueberry ones are esp. yummy. I mean I still would want Bouchon in Napa, who wouldn’t?
Mango mousse was pretty good so was the chocolate cheese cake & green tea mousse but seriously its all about the macaroons for me.
I like the fact that they had free coffee & free fruit flavored tea as well!

macaroons so good，not too sweed！！！
Try the mango mousse and guava mousse
really really good！
This is the best bakery ！！！

It was just a typical Thursday, and as a cake-​a-​holic, I was looking for my next sweet tooth destination. Although it was quite the trek to get here from my old little stinky town Milpitas, it was well worth the drive!
Moos is a super cute pastry and cake shop that sells even cuter products. Ranging from traditional Chinese pastries to very colorful cheesecakes, macarons and of course, mousses, there should be at least one thing to satisfy anyone’s sugar high.
I picked up three flavors of cheesecake (green tea, chocolate, mocha), two mousses (green tea and raspberry), and a green tea macaron. I was thinking the cheesecakes would be similar to the Japanese cotton cheesecake, but these were very rich and creamy, akin to the American variety. The three were just a bit heavy if not delicious, and I’d recommend them to any cheesecake lover! (Green tea and chocolate were particularly awesome) The mousses were SO SO GOOD. If you’re picking them up to-​go, I highly recommend stuffing them in your fridge for an hour or two before chowing down. The mousses were light, airy, and somewhat gelatin like. The sweetness was subtle, and the flavors weren’t overpowering. The sponge cake could have been a little bit more moist, but these were fabulousssss for a hot day. Finally, the macaroon was AWESOME. No cracked shells, no hallow center. The matcha flavor was spot on.
Overall, really delicious and I am so impressed that a humble looking Chinese bakery pulled off these assorted desserts so well. And one more amazing thing: REALLY NICE SERVICE! The man who rung me up was actually super smiley and pleasant.
I will totally be back if I was ever in the area. :)

A great macaroon place in Fremont!
Small Asian bakery on mission blvd near jack in the box.
Flavors:
Pistachio
Ganache
Espresso
Loved them all!
I compared the macaroons to ones at Bouchon, and these were A-​OK.