So I went here because they had a deal 2.50 mini cheesecake tart. I bought four because this is the maximum to try. However I split them because my oldest was over and a starving student...lol. So she recieved the apple spice and stawberry tart. Tarts themselves were well constructed. I liked how the base didn't crumble. We had the marshmellow chocolate and the creme brule. Those two were tasty. I especially enjoyed the creme brule. However, if I paid full price for these I would be annoyed. (close to 6 bucks for each tart). They were tiny. Staff were okay but not helpful when selecting a tart. I asked which ones were part of the deal and they didn't answer, and I had to ask for the apple and the creme brule even though they were part of the deal. Now they changed the deal. So it is not near as cheap. I would say unless you love these things skip it. There are way better desserts out there for the same price. read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Tried the full size creme brule. It was good. Creamy, soft, but not as flavorful as I thought. Caramelized sugar on-top looks and tastes great but makes cutting it hard. So many flavors to still try! read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

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I finally went to try out this place after seeing all the posts on Instagram. I called ahead of time on a Saturday just to check that they still had lots of selection. I was informed that they only make the big tarts in the morning and sell out as the day goes by. The minis are always available, they are $4.50 each or 6 for $25.00. Since I was also buying some as a gift, it went for the 6 pack and 2 extra minis. The tarts look really good however, I think they look better than they taste. I chose the ones that looked fresh as some flavours were starting to dry out. There were lots of flavours so it was hard to choose. The mango was nice, fresh and fruity tasting. The tiramisu was also nice with that kinda coffee taste. I was surprised by the crust, it wasn't too hard but looked grainy with a slight beige colour. There were 3 big tarts available for purchase when I arrived at 5 pm. I thought they were a bit pricey though. I won't be running back here to try other flavours but I think the mini box is a great gift idea. The packaging is cute. read more

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We haven't been to Pablo Cheese Tart since we tried it back in Japan. They specialize in Japanese cheesecakes. You'll find them tucked away from the main strip on Whyte Ave. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 3:00pm). There's three small tables outside along with a few more inside. Service is friendly and patient. Their selection is small but includes Japanese cheesecake, cheese tarts, soft serve and drinks. - Twist soft serve ($7.50) - scarlet red premium strawberry and Japanese dark roasted black sesame. We opted for the charcoal cone. Decent texture but I was hoping for stronger, bolder flavours. - Basque cheesecake ($14.99) - we brought this to a dinner party and it was a hit. Perfect to share for four. Good texture and not too sweet. If you've never tried this Japanese chain, Pablo's is worth a visit. 3.5 stars. read more

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Delicious, dairy galore. A place worth the lactaids I need to take to survive dairy. I was intrigued by the giant tart outside next to their name and had to walk over to see what this store is. A yellow cafe offering soft serve and the cutest cheese tarts! Service was 10/10 answering my insane list of questions and helping me avoid the insanely dairy heavy tarts. I settled on the mini matcha tart. The perfect balance of textures and flavors. Not too sweet, not too much much, just right. The mini size is a great personal tart experience. Definitely a top tier dessert place. I would have gotten more if I'm not lactose intolerant. read more

I've wanted to try Pablos since spotting them in Japan, but my husband never lets me wait in line for them. I was excited to finally get the opportunity to try one here, although the line up here was much much MUCH longer than what I would've waited in in Japan. (and to answer your question: no, the wait is not worth it) The cheesetarts aren't made in house; they're brought in frozen from somewhere, so the quality isn't quite there. I had a couple of cheese tarts that were looking pretty dry and cracking upon purchase. I had purchased the strawberry daifuku (the daifuku was hard and doughy, would've been nice if there was a filling to it), the blueberry (dry and cracking; nice blueberry flavor), the apple cinnamon (just a plain cheese tart with an apple pie filling on top) and the mango (poor packaging, the mango sauce spilled all over the place in the box). Not really keen on the customer service either. I had called and left a message with a question about a promotion on their website, but nobody bothered to return my call. To sum up: I wouldn't wait in that long of a line up for them; they're nothing special. read more

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Originally from Japan, this famous chain has finally made its way to Edmonton. There was lots of hype about this place when it first opened a few weeks ago and there were long line ups of people hoping to try some of their desserts. I waited until the hype died down a bit and have visited this place twice. The first time I went around 4:45pm on Saturday right after it rained and waited only 5 minutes. Unfortunately, all their big cakes were sold out by then so I could only try their small tarts. I wasn't too impressed by the small tarts. The shell was too hard and the inside was just okay. I liked that there were different flavours but they weren't anything mind blowing. The Lychee Slush was refreshing and had real lychee inside but wasn't worth the price. The second time I went around 2pm on a Saturday. I was able to buy the Original Big Cheese tart and the Basque Cheesecake. These were delicious and worth the hype. The basque was my favourite and had a more traditional cheesecake taste. The original big cheese tart had a crunchy shell and a more liquidity soft center. It doesn't taste like a traditional cheese cake but was very yummy. Note that the shell of the big cake is different from the shell of the small tarts. Overall, I really liked the big cakes here and would buy them again. I wasn't too big of a fan of the small tarts. read more

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Flakey crust and flavourful cheesey centre. Really enjoyed the textures in these treats! Also there is a spacious area to sit down read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - Original and daifuku 4.50 to $4.75 each - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I love following this page but unfortunately we don't make it into the city to try these places as soon as we'd like. We stopped in today and each had a cone of I believe ube x cheese. It was unbelievable. It's a very cute location just off of whyte. The service was great. Will definitely be back! read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - a hand holding an ice cream cone - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

To start the only reason I was unable to give this place five stars is because of the price, $25 for six tarts in my opinion is a little too much. That being said the tarts were delicious so if six tarts is worth $25 to you then no issues. The six flavours we got were: The Original Mango Chocolate Tiramisu Apple Cinnamon Roasted Marshmallow My favourite out of the six was definitely the roasted marshmallow, it reminded me of those wagon wheel treats we had as kids. The two people working were amazing, super friendly, and very helpful after they knew this was our first visit to their location. read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - The 6 Mini Tart Pack - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

As much of a fiend I am for desserts and above all else- asian style cheesecakes. The hype for Pablo's was unreal, the line when they first opened was ridiculous. We tried it twice when they first opened, with treats ranging from mini tarts to their premium cheese cakes and all were pretty average. With my recent visit back to Edmonton, the one thing we've been back to ordering has been the basque! Absolutely delicious, even better chilled. As for pricing the basque is $15 with the other cheesecakes ranging from $15 to $30, mini tarts go for about $5 each. I'd say pretty pricey for the what it is but I'd splurge for the basque if you're wanting to indulge a bit! read more

If you want to find the best mini cheesecake tarts, this is the place for you! This was our first visit here and I definitely will return to try many more flavours. I was able to grab a six pack box of mini tarts for $25. They also have bigger sizes for sharing portions as well. The store front is hiding a block off whyte ave and definitely worth the hunt. They have a few tables available for seating and angled parking spots in front of the store. read more

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I finally stopped by here on a break. The last number of times I tried to stop by, they were lined up down the block! Very friendly and engaging customer service at this location. While I was waiting for my order, I perused the menu. The cashier noticed and gave me a run down on the business. Looks like they do various cheesecakes. I'm not much of a sweets guy honestly haha I got a Iced Latte and its pretty good, all things considered. I notice they haven't opened up seating inside yet but they have outdoor tables! read more

Love the blueberry cheese cakes! I recommend to come early to avoid the huge line up in the afternoon. :) read more

Pablo Cheese Tart - Three bags for Vancouver friends!! - Desserts Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

My sister ordered 6 different small tarts (6 for $24 or $4.20 each) and one big cheese cake ($16.99) for fathers day. I tried the tiramisu and the green tea small tarts. They were ok, nothing that blew my mind, but for the price you pay, I was expecting something more. The cake was good too. As one other reviewer mentioned, if I was to go back, I'd probably just get one of the cakes. I definitely don't think they are anything worth a long time in line for though. For a little less, I can get a tart at Sobeys that taste just as good. And if you want to avoid any lines I would recommend ordering ahead online for pickup like my sister did. read more

Located on a side street just off Whyte Avenue. Very busy with line ups outside. Seems to be an Asian favourite. They specialize in fruity iced drinks and mini desert tarts. The drinks are around $6 and the tarts around $4 which is normal. Real fruit in the drinks. Mango was good. Even have flavoured iced tea drinks. Staff were friendly. The only thing I don't like is that their debit card machine forces you to tip. Especially for just take out. You have to scroll down the machine menu to avoid an automatic tip , and select other then you have to select 0. The machine should just say Tip yes or Tip no. You have to wash your hands after all that. read more

AMAZING!! I highly recommend the cheese tart drink. So good. And all the mini cheese tarts are delicious. So many different flavours. My favourite is the mini egg one. read more

Delicious mini cheese tarts with flavor such as matcha, mango, Japanese strawberry mochi, apple, chocolate, blueberry................. Also a MUST try to their large cheese tarts. I especially like their signature "Family Baked Cheese Tart" and their "Basque Cheese Tart". Not overly sweet and the cream cheese is not dense but so soft and smooth. By far, this is the best cheese tart in Edmonton. I can't wait to go back again!!!!!! read more

Expensive, incredibly slow, sloppy and generally not worth the wait (over an hour) or the money. Hopefully it will get better with time, but given the young owner hiding in the back, I don't think it will. read more

Had high hopes for the brûlée Japanese cheesecake. It looked beautiful but cutting into it was difficult due to the excessively thick and hard brûlée topping. The cheesecake was dry and very crumbly. The taste was delicious, but for $27 I expected more. The cloud cake from Auntie Lou is far better- so light, fluffy and moist. read more