Cheesecake meets flan in this silky, custard-like creation, but the real star is the Okinawa sweet potato. Prized in Japan for its deep purple hue and naturally sweet, slightly earthy flavor, it adds richness and depth to every bite. Topped with a drizzle of caramel syrup, this dessert is one you’ll want to eat on repeat.
Yummy cheesecake. Though the flan sauce was a little watery, wasn’t a dealbreaker because the flavor in the cheesecake was there.
Nicole · 03/01/26
weird.. just bland
Teresa · 02/28/26
Crowd pleaser and shareable. It was perfect without the sauce but my daughter preferred the sauce since she’s not diabetic. It was super awesome to have the level of sweetness.
Ginger · 02/28/26
Meredith · 02/28/26
Yes. Don’t question. Just get it
Luba · 02/25/26
Diana · 02/25/26
Super good and not too sweet! I love it.
Bevin · 02/24/26
Always delicious
Kate · 02/23/26
Eva · 02/20/26
catherine · 02/20/26
Tasteless
Marnie · 02/19/26
This was delicious!
Juan · 02/19/26
This is a tasty, filling dessert. My issue is that it's supposed to come with "caramel sauce" and it's actually sugar water. Definitely nothing caramel flavored. First time I got it, it was clear!
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.