Nothing like the pigs in a blanket that I know. Honey sauce had no taste. Sausage was terrible. The blanket was some type of a flaky product.
Lawrence · 10/11/26
Dennis · 10/10/26
Delicious, but not crazy about the sauce. I would prefer something less sweet, more savory.
Letitia · 10/09/26
Heidi · 10/09/26
Kevin · 10/08/26
tasty!
Kathryn · 10/08/26
Nora is my favorite chef and I really want to like these but they are terrible!! They’re greasy, they taste weird and salty, and I can’t even with the dijonnaise sauce
Carol · 10/07/26
Gustavo · 10/06/26
Kathryn · 10/05/26
Melissa · 10/03/26
Matthew · 10/03/26
Sufen · 10/02/26
Heidi · 10/02/26
carole · 09/28/26
Sry its gross. The blanket croissant came out the oven not looking cooked.so i put it back in. No change in color. The pigs are links.1 bite and it pulls out the blanket. Its a mess. Sauce sux.
Sean · 09/26/26
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Sarah · 09/23/26
Fine for an occasional guilty snack but very greasy. Blot with napkin before eating. Heat until pastry is very brown & crisp. Sauce in cup is too sweet & mayonnaisy so more fat! Too much cholesterol!
Chef Nora Nolasco hails from a Filipino-Chinese family and takes inspiration for her recipes from the food in the community festivities of her childhood. A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, she has extensive experience developing Chinese cuisine at TAO Los Angeles and NeueHouse. Nolasco also worked with nutritionist Elissa Goodman on her Holistic S.O.U.P Cleanse catering program, serving some of her celebrity clients. Nolasco wants to share her passion for food and celebrate diversity by offering her Chinese dishes to the palates of different people and cultures of L.A. communities. She loves to showcase our cross-culture similarities and celebrate our uniqueness through her recipes and meals.