The popular puff shop in Kaohsiung puts pearls and custard sauce into puffs. This combination is hard not to be tempting.

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Reporter Huang Shiyuan / Taipei Report
Putting both pearls and custard cream into a cream puff, this devilishly tempting combo—isn’t it hard to resist? Recently, a wildly popular dessert shop on IG called “Tree. Go eat” opens at 3pm, but people start lining up before 2pm, and often the desserts sell out within half an hour of opening.

Tree. GO eat became a popular IG spot within a month of opening. The stall is designed like a tree and mainly sells puff pastries, including original, chocolate, banana, and bubble tea flavors, with the bubble tea flavor being the most popular.Unlike others that use bonito flakes, this shop sprinkles shredded tuna on tofu, and the texture of the tofu is said to be similar to pudding.


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Why did you choose to sell cream puffs? Wang Boxiang said that although they can make various desserts, when starting a business, it's important to first find products with high market acceptance. They all agreed that cream puffs are more widely accepted by the general public.The cream puffs are made fresh daily, so production is limited. Currently, about 500 cream puffs are available for the on-site queue, and the filling is prepared the day before. Wang Boxiang says the custard must rest for a day to achieve the best taste.Currently, the most popular flavor is bubble tea, with prices: original 35 NT, chocolate 35 NT, banana 40 NT, bubble tea 40 NT, with a maximum of 12 per person.

The Tree. Go eat stall is designed to look like a tree, and the cream puff takeaway box resembles a tiny microwave oven. Many netizens take photos and call it adorable upon receiving it.As for the name “Tree. Go eat,” it is a homophone for the Japanese phrase “very impressive.”

Address: 455-1, Qixian 2nd Rd., Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City
Phone: 07-5311786


▲▲．Go eat.Tree.GO eat was co-founded by two young people in their twenties, Wang Boxiang and Pan Shicheng. They were previously colleagues at a bakery and are now business partners.