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I finally went when they had pastries and not just cookies! Don't get me wrong, I'm sure the cookies are good, too but when I drop by, the pastries were gone...except for today! I had to wait in line, and though it was slow, I thought it was worth it. It was almost 1:1 or 1 group at a time. That's why it was slow. There were so many things to choose from and I overlooked and after checking out my photos again, I wanted to try 4-5 more things that I didn't order (haha). I'll have to go back and try something else next time because they are some-what pricey delectable and I want to enjoy a few at a time instead and appreciate it. 1. Blueberry and blackberry torte ($7). I wished it had a few more berries inside as some parts could use a bit of the tart-berriness to it. Aside from that, it was flavorful, not too sweet, and it had a nice buttery flavor (not full and dense but aromatic). The texture was nice and it was beautiful. 2. (I forgot the exact name because it was long) Chocolate walnut toffee coffee sponge cake ($8). It had a nice balance of various textures! The softness from the chocolate cream, the sponginess from the sponge cake which also had a nice chocolate and coffee flavor to it. Then, the walnuts were lightly coated with toffee and it was right in the middle of the cream and sponge layers. Very good, again not too sweet and loved it. 3. Sakura pound cake ($8.50). I didn't see that until I got closer to the line and wanted to try it since it's spring time! I never had sakura themed food before and it was PRETTY! Aside from the prettiness, I was amazed that the glaze tasted good. Glazes scares me in America but this was slightly sweet and a bit tart that went well with the pound cake itself. There were bits of dried cherries inside and again I wish there was a bit more so the flavors would be more balanced. The poundcake was on the stiffer side but still good. Maybe microwaving it a bit tomorrow before eating the other half. Still, flavors were good. There was a cherry blossom shaped cookie on top and it was soft short bread cookie, delish! I really enjoyed it and the people working there were so nice and friendly! I will be back!!!
So worth the wait. I unintentionally stumbled across a display of pretty pastries and tarts at Mio's Delectable stands. From a distance I saw a line forming. As I conversed with the locals and tourist in the line with me, I felt the excitement we all shared for the tarts and pastries. Tarts were delicious as it looks ! Can't wait to go back to Portland one day to have these again.
Some of the best and tastiest treats in Portland. Price can be steep, but worth it. And definitely worth the wait in line! Great place to grab treats and shop around the farmers market. Easy 5 stars.
A delicious AND truly delectable (as the name says) arrangement of desserts and sweets. Great for any occasion, especially with coffee or tea. I had some toffee flavored cake, can't remember the name exactly, but it paired well with my coffee. The quality and taste of these sweets were very pleasing to the taste buds and amplified. I highly recommend checking this place out at the PSU Farmer's Market!
Been eyeing their booth and baked goods everytime I'm at the farmers market and finally braved up to line up to try some. Supeeer impressed by the attention to details that goes into their every pastries and they have A LOT of pastries. Each one is very unique and individually crafted, as well as packaged. Definitely a lot of love and care went into what they do. Tried their Chesnut Tart and Fruit Mille Crepes. They seem to specializied a little in tarts/tarlets and it certainly tasted that way. Super crunchy base and buttery crumbles. The chestnut was pretty subtle but not in a bad way. You could taste a little bit of the strawberry jam and frangipan in the tart (8/10). The Mille Crepes smelled very refreshing with the fresh cream and fruits but I didn't enjoy the flavors and texture as much as some other mille crepes that I've had (7/10). Overall, a great spot to treat yourself or get some goodies for a special occasion. They're definitely on the pricey end of the spectrum and their pastries are pretty small. But you do get a distinctively different experience with everyone of their goodies.
The artistic beauty of Mio's Delectables is unparalleled. Their stand at the Portland Farmer's Market always has crowds with theor exquisite French meets Japanese pastries stealing the show! There is always an array of pastries to choose from, each decorated to oerfecrion. The precision and detail that goes into each delicacy is mind blowing! It's definitely an art form, one that is edible. The colorful fruit tarts and tartlets, using whatever is fresh and in season, are divine and a great dessert if you are entertaining. They look beautiful and each person can choose their flavor, the perfect not too sweet ending to a meal. I absolutely love the Mille Crepe cakes, you know the ones! They are all over Instagram with their dozens of layers of ultra thin crepes piled high with light, creamy fillings to create the perfect slice! They are Heavenly and so worth buying because even during the Pandemic, who has time to make their own! Try the shortbread cookies flavored with lavender or miso & sesame seeds or tart lemon or vanilla bean; each a bite of buttery goodness with a hint of flavor. Sold in packs of 6 little cookies, they are the perfect treat. The individual canele have the perfect caramelized outer crust with rich vanilla custard inside. Just the right amount of sweetness to satisfy. The brightly colored macarons are bite sized flavor bombs! Crisp yet chewy cookies with intense flavored fillings like dark bitter chocolate, green tea, caramel creme, strawberry-raspberry, vanilla and more! There are also some savory options like quiche and croquettes. And if you haven't yet tried the Japanese style soufflé cheese cake, it's a must! To be clear, the items are expensive, definitely a higher price point and smaller size than bakery items at other stands. The unique flavor combinations, balance of flavors, fresh ingredients and precision that goes into making and decorating each pastry, along with love, makes them worth it!
My god. These pastries are on another level. First off, just look at them! The attention to detail is incredible. Visually they're stunning and everyone at the PSU farmer's market was stopping by. The line for this place is consistently long, but well worth the wait. My favorite was the peach tart. It was beautifully crispy and flaky. I love that they've combined French baking with their own Japanese flair. This place would be successful in so many other cities. Portland is lucky to have them!
In the middle of the farmers market, Mio Asaka is no doubt one of the more popular market attractions. Beautiful fruity and delectable deserts have people waiting in line up to 20 minutes. You have to get there early because they will sell out fast! The cost of these dessert are a little on the pricer side though. Lady at the counter will definitely be assertive if you are too early to order or are out of place in line. Which is understandable. Everyone wants a shoot of the goods! The lady could be a little more welcoming and friendlier though. Looking at these treats, I wanna buy and take a picture of them ALL!! It was so hard to choose!! I wanted to make sure I wasn't keeping the line up so I had to decide very quickly. I did feel a little rushed. But the friendly man at the other side of the counter did advised that they have a weekly email newsletter that comes out so you can decide what you want to get before you get there. Very convenient! You just have to make it before they run out lol Tried some of the fruit tarts, creme caramel pudding, and crepes fruit cake. Again, beautiful craftsmanship. These things are like edible art! The fruit was nice and fresh and all the cream fillings were so nice and light. Not too sweet! The fruit does balance them out. Just go, stand in line, take a million pictures and get your sweet tooth fix! This would be the place to do it... Just don't hold up the line!! Lol
I've tried Mio's a few times. Aesthetically, their desserts are beautiful and have a broad range of Japanese- and French-inspired flavors. I recently got a canele, two tarts, and a macaron. My favorite was the canele which was perfectly caramelized on the outside with a nice custardy center. The macaron was overly sweet to me, and the tarts though they had good flavor were bordering on too sweet. I'll definitely have to keep the sweetness ratio in mind for future purchases.
Had to check Mio's booth out after coming across their "Great Big Story" video. How was there such pretty Japanese pastries in Portland that I didn't know about?! Mio seemed really sweet in the video as well, so promptly on the coming weekend my boyfriend and I had to come check out the treats at the PSU Farmer's Market to see how delectable they are. Mio's booth definitely stood out the most with their colorful treats, & she actually had a good variety of selection that you can't find at any other bakeries around! This includes green tea and sweet potato tart-lets, stollen, shortbread cookies with unique ingredients. She also has gluten free options! We sampled the shortbread cookies, & I was actually very impressed by the taste of everything available, even though some were flavors that I don't usually enjoy! I finally opted to try the green tea tart-let (who am I kidding, I already decided on it since I checked out their online menu a week ahead) and since it was such a cold morning, we went to Coava coffee to warm up & eat the tartlet there. The crust was crispy, and had a thin layer of lemon that paired so well with the matcha and added a refreshing taste. It was just the right amount of slight sweetness that both my boyfriend & I liked. Will definitely be returning to try more from Mio soon!
Mio is one of the baker and pastry chef I highly recommend. Everything made from scratch and her "works" are not only taste, they are art (who knows Mio, are all agree?) She also makes gluten free option, so everyone enjoy her eye piping great treat.
This great find at the PSU Farmers Market makes some yummy desserts that are not too sweet. Come early for the good selection and be prepared to wait in line. They make sure to only help two customers at a time which makes for a better shopping experience.
The fresh seasonal fig tart looked like it stepped off the pages of a dessert cookbook or foodie magazine. The fresh and delicate figs were overpowered by the mint and the bitterness of the currants. They sat on a layer of light, but flavorless fresh cream. Looks can be deceiving. There are so many more tasty bakery treat options at the PSU Farmer's Market, move along.
11 months ago
i knew i had to try mio's when i saw how beautiful and yummy the desserts looked! i got the matcha tart and raspberry cake (not pictured). the cake was moist and tart! matcha tart was also good! unfortunately for the prices, i'm not sure if i would come again. it was definitely worth trying tho! read more
Brief Summary: - Discoverable on Saturdays in the Farmer's Market near PSU (not sure if this is all Saturdays?) - Lots of pastries to choose from - Not too sweet, so you can eat many in one sitting We visited the Farmer's Market closest to PSU, and there we found out about a dessert cake place called Mio's Delectables. As mentioned in the first bullet point under "Brief Summary," on the first Saturday we were able to visit their store and bought some desserts. However on the second Saturday, we looked and walked around the whole park but they were nowhere to be found. I'm not sure if they arrive at this Farmer's Market bi-weekly, so the second week just happened to be a random day off, I'm not sure. There was a line forming three feet away from the cake's display cases, and after we were lining up, one of the staff members handed us a number card. When they called, that was the time for us to pick and choose the cakes. There were a ton of different cakes to choose from. Some of them were the ones I saw as yelp photos, and some I have never seen them before. A whole treasure trove of pretty cakes to choose from, it was very difficult to narrow it down to the ones we wanted. In the photo, it only contains three, but we have also ordered small cookies and a fluffy soufflé cheesecake. This cheesecake, we ate soon after we bought it. The texture is brittle but moist, so it's not the typical dense and creamy version. (I liked this one because the post-mouthfeel is light). The cookies were nice shortbread cookies; airy and buttery. We bought two different types: original and strawberry, and I liked the original more. I tasted the strawberry flavor in the second one but I preferred the sweetness in the first (the strawberry cookie had a tartier flavor from the strawberry) I don't recall the exact names of the three cakes that are shown in the photo, but there was a coffee chocolate parfait, the cream brûlée, and the grapefruit fruit tart. The three desserts were not too sweet and also not too decadent, so these we slurped up with our spoons like it was nothing. My favorite was the coffee parfait because of the creamy top and the refreshing coffee jelly underneath. I mixed the contents together because on their own they don't have the magic pop. read more
1 year ago
I finally went when they had pastries and not just cookies! Don't get me wrong, I'm sure the cookies are good, too but when I drop by, the pastries were gone...except for today! I had to wait in line, and though it was slow, I thought it was worth it. It was almost 1:1 or 1 group at a time. That's why it was slow. There were so many things to choose from and I overlooked and after checking out my photos again, I wanted to try 4-5 more things that I didn't order (haha). I'll have to go back and try something else next time because they are some-what pricey delectable and I want to enjoy a few at a time instead and appreciate it. 1. Blueberry and blackberry torte ($7). I wished it had a few more berries inside as some parts could use a bit of the tart-berriness to it. Aside from that, it was flavorful, not too sweet, and it had a nice buttery flavor (not full and dense but aromatic). The texture was nice and it was beautiful. 2. (I forgot the exact name because it was long) Chocolate walnut toffee coffee sponge cake ($8). It had a nice balance of various textures! The softness from the chocolate cream, the sponginess from the sponge cake which also had a nice chocolate and coffee flavor to it. Then, the walnuts were lightly coated with toffee and it was right in the middle of the cream and sponge layers. Very good, again not too sweet and loved it. 3. Sakura pound cake ($8.50). I didn't see that until I got closer to the line and wanted to try it since it's spring time! I never had sakura themed food before and it was PRETTY! Aside from the prettiness, I was amazed that the glaze tasted good. Glazes scares me in America but this was slightly sweet and a bit tart that went well with the pound cake itself. There were bits of dried cherries inside and again I wish there was a bit more so the flavors would be more balanced. The poundcake was on the stiffer side but still good. Maybe microwaving it a bit tomorrow before eating the other half. Still, flavors were good. There was a cherry blossom shaped cookie on top and it was soft short bread cookie, delish! I really enjoyed it and the people working there were so nice and friendly! I will be back!!! read more
2 years ago
So worth the wait. I unintentionally stumbled across a display of pretty pastries and tarts at Mio's Delectable stands. From a distance I saw a line forming. As I conversed with the locals and tourist in the line with me, I felt the excitement we all shared for the tarts and pastries. Tarts were delicious as it looks ! Can't wait to go back to Portland one day to have these again. read more
3 years ago
A delicious AND truly delectable (as the name says) arrangement of desserts and sweets. Great for any occasion, especially with coffee or tea. I had some toffee flavored cake, can't remember the name exactly, but it paired well with my coffee. The quality and taste of these sweets were very pleasing to the taste buds and amplified. I highly recommend checking this place out at the PSU Farmer's Market! read more
Been eyeing their booth and baked goods everytime I'm at the farmers market and finally braved up to line up to try some. Supeeer impressed by the attention to details that goes into their every pastries and they have A LOT of pastries. Each one is very unique and individually crafted, as well as packaged. Definitely a lot of love and care went into what they do. Tried their Chesnut Tart and Fruit Mille Crepes. They seem to specializied a little in tarts/tarlets and it certainly tasted that way. Super crunchy base and buttery crumbles. The chestnut was pretty subtle but not in a bad way. You could taste a little bit of the strawberry jam and frangipan in the tart (8/10). The Mille Crepes smelled very refreshing with the fresh cream and fruits but I didn't enjoy the flavors and texture as much as some other mille crepes that I've had (7/10). Overall, a great spot to treat yourself or get some goodies for a special occasion. They're definitely on the pricey end of the spectrum and their pastries are pretty small. But you do get a distinctively different experience with everyone of their goodies. read more
The artistic beauty of Mio's Delectables is unparalleled. Their stand at the Portland Farmer's Market always has crowds with theor exquisite French meets Japanese pastries stealing the show! There is always an array of pastries to choose from, each decorated to oerfecrion. The precision and detail that goes into each delicacy is mind blowing! It's definitely an art form, one that is edible. The colorful fruit tarts and tartlets, using whatever is fresh and in season, are divine and a great dessert if you are entertaining. They look beautiful and each person can choose their flavor, the perfect not too sweet ending to a meal. I absolutely love the Mille Crepe cakes, you know the ones! They are all over Instagram with their dozens of layers of ultra thin crepes piled high with light, creamy fillings to create the perfect slice! They are Heavenly and so worth buying because even during the Pandemic, who has time to make their own! Try the shortbread cookies flavored with lavender or miso & sesame seeds or tart lemon or vanilla bean; each a bite of buttery goodness with a hint of flavor. Sold in packs of 6 little cookies, they are the perfect treat. The individual canele have the perfect caramelized outer crust with rich vanilla custard inside. Just the right amount of sweetness to satisfy. The brightly colored macarons are bite sized flavor bombs! Crisp yet chewy cookies with intense flavored fillings like dark bitter chocolate, green tea, caramel creme, strawberry-raspberry, vanilla and more! There are also some savory options like quiche and croquettes. And if you haven't yet tried the Japanese style soufflé cheese cake, it's a must! To be clear, the items are expensive, definitely a higher price point and smaller size than bakery items at other stands. The unique flavor combinations, balance of flavors, fresh ingredients and precision that goes into making and decorating each pastry, along with love, makes them worth it! read more
2 years ago
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Mio A.
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4 years ago
My god. These pastries are on another level. First off, just look at them! The attention to detail is incredible. Visually they're stunning and everyone at the PSU farmer's market was stopping by. The line for this place is consistently long, but well worth the wait. My favorite was the peach tart. It was beautifully crispy and flaky. I love that they've combined French baking with their own Japanese flair. This place would be successful in so many other cities. Portland is lucky to have them! read more
5 years ago
In the middle of the farmers market, Mio Asaka is no doubt one of the more popular market attractions. Beautiful fruity and delectable deserts have people waiting in line up to 20 minutes. You have to get there early because they will sell out fast! The cost of these dessert are a little on the pricer side though. Lady at the counter will definitely be assertive if you are too early to order or are out of place in line. Which is understandable. Everyone wants a shoot of the goods! The lady could be a little more welcoming and friendlier though. Looking at these treats, I wanna buy and take a picture of them ALL!! It was so hard to choose!! I wanted to make sure I wasn't keeping the line up so I had to decide very quickly. I did feel a little rushed. But the friendly man at the other side of the counter did advised that they have a weekly email newsletter that comes out so you can decide what you want to get before you get there. Very convenient! You just have to make it before they run out lol Tried some of the fruit tarts, creme caramel pudding, and crepes fruit cake. Again, beautiful craftsmanship. These things are like edible art! The fruit was nice and fresh and all the cream fillings were so nice and light. Not too sweet! The fruit does balance them out. Just go, stand in line, take a million pictures and get your sweet tooth fix! This would be the place to do it... Just don't hold up the line!! Lol read more
8 years ago
I've tried Mio's a few times. Aesthetically, their desserts are beautiful and have a broad range of Japanese- and French-inspired flavors. I recently got a canele, two tarts, and a macaron. My favorite was the canele which was perfectly caramelized on the outside with a nice custardy center. The macaron was overly sweet to me, and the tarts though they had good flavor were bordering on too sweet. I'll definitely have to keep the sweetness ratio in mind for future purchases. read more
Had to check Mio's booth out after coming across their "Great Big Story" video. How was there such pretty Japanese pastries in Portland that I didn't know about?! Mio seemed really sweet in the video as well, so promptly on the coming weekend my boyfriend and I had to come check out the treats at the PSU Farmer's Market to see how delectable they are. Mio's booth definitely stood out the most with their colorful treats, & she actually had a good variety of selection that you can't find at any other bakeries around! This includes green tea and sweet potato tart-lets, stollen, shortbread cookies with unique ingredients. She also has gluten free options! We sampled the shortbread cookies, & I was actually very impressed by the taste of everything available, even though some were flavors that I don't usually enjoy! I finally opted to try the green tea tart-let (who am I kidding, I already decided on it since I checked out their online menu a week ahead) and since it was such a cold morning, we went to Coava coffee to warm up & eat the tartlet there. The crust was crispy, and had a thin layer of lemon that paired so well with the matcha and added a refreshing taste. It was just the right amount of slight sweetness that both my boyfriend & I liked. Will definitely be returning to try more from Mio soon! read more
Mio is one of the baker and pastry chef I highly recommend. Everything made from scratch and her "works" are not only taste, they are art (who knows Mio, are all agree?) She also makes gluten free option, so everyone enjoy her eye piping great treat. read more
4 years ago
This great find at the PSU Farmers Market makes some yummy desserts that are not too sweet. Come early for the good selection and be prepared to wait in line. They make sure to only help two customers at a time which makes for a better shopping experience. read more
The fresh seasonal fig tart looked like it stepped off the pages of a dessert cookbook or foodie magazine. The fresh and delicate figs were overpowered by the mint and the bitterness of the currants. They sat on a layer of light, but flavorless fresh cream. Looks can be deceiving. There are so many more tasty bakery treat options at the PSU Farmer's Market, move along. read more
5 years ago
An absolute gem at the PSU farmer's market! Every baked good looks like a work of art, you can really see the love they put into each individual one. I've tried the caneles, a couple of the short cakes and several of the fruit tarts. The tarts are amazing! Lovely, balanced flavors and bright, super fresh fruits. Just amazing - definitely treat yourself to something. read more
4 years ago
What a beautiful spread of cakes and pastries, it was difficult to just choose a few. The raspberry choux cream was out of this world. It reminds me of Japanese cake shops back at home. You can tell love and care was put into every pastry with careful attention to detail. I can't wait to see them again Saturday!!! read more
8 years ago
Mio's Delectables offers an array of unique and beautiful desserts combining French technique with a Japanese touch . Each dessert is impeccable in simplicity and is almost too good to eat. Trust me, its worth it! They have fresh fruit tarts, scones, cookies, quiche, cakes, jelly, and macarons. Every week there is something new to try which is super exciting and fun. I love to get their fresh fruit tart that is made using local seasonal fruits and a crispy crust. I also really enjoy their quiche because of the lovely flaky crust. There is a refined taste with each dessert due to the perfect balance of flavors. Since they operate mainly at the Portland Farmers Market, you can find them either at the Shimenski Farmers Market on Wednesday or the PSU Farmers Market on Saturdays. Come early for first dibs since they make different variations of sweet treat each week. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
I live on PSU campus and look forward to every Saturday so I can buy some treats from Mio's Delectables. The staff is friendly and the desserts are always spot on. So delicious. I will usually buy my mom a few items and take one bite out of each, just to see if she'll like it. She always does. I would say it's well worth the price because you can taste the hard work and love that was put into it. read more
5 years ago
I'm glad MIO's back at the PDX Farmers Market. Food is delicious. Covid safe practices are in force with Mio's and throughout the market. read more
4 years ago
Really bad customer service. Stood in a 10 minute line at the farmer's market only to get some fruits on store leftover cheesecake. I do not recommend at all !!! read more
8 years ago
This is a cute little stand at the PSU farmer's market! They have a variety of desserts to choose from, there will be one that fits your needs. I tried the mini macarons and green tea pudding and it was delicious!! I love how the desserts aren't overly sweet. You should try it if you happen to be in the area! read more
5 years ago
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Mio A.
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6 years ago
8 years ago
This place is perfect for getting a small dessert. I've gotten the canale and pumpkin tartlet here, and both were delicious. They have the cutest bite-sized desserts here that are decorated with creativity and attention to detail. For example, the apple tart has a baby apple on it. read more
9 years ago
Just visiting Portland for the weekend and found this cute Japanese bakery in the PSU Farmer's market. Tasted the few samples and knew I had to take some home as gifts! They have biscotti, puddings, tarts, and so much more. read more
9 years ago
Everything is so cute. I didn't try everything but I got to try the shortbread with different flavors. They were petite like in gumdrop packaging. I totally would come back. We checked them out at the PSU farmer's market. read more
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