Dessert lovers, rejoice: Japan’s must-try treat PABLO is coming to Taiwan
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The ultra-popular Japanese dessert, the semi-melted cheese tart “Pablo,” is set to launch in Taiwan in late December. Its first branch will open at Taipei Main Station’s “HOYII Taipei Main Station,” featuring both a “takeaway shop” and a “dine-in shop.” It is expected to spark another wave of long queues.[Updated] 2015.12.30 PABLO has announced that it will officially open on January 15, 2016.
Japanese dessert brand PABLO is expanding to Taiwan. The photo shows its Shinsaibashi store. (Image source / pablo3)
PABLO’s arrival in Taiwan is expected to trigger another queueing craze. (Image source / Pablo Cheesetart Taiwan)
The semi-melted cheese tart brand “Pablo” originated in Osaka, Japan, in 2011. In just a few short years, it has become one of Japan’s most beloved dessert brands. It was even ranked as the third most popular dessert shop in Japan for long queues by the Japanese TV show “Golden Legend,” making it a must-try dessert for many Taiwanese tourists visiting Japan.
The rich yet not overly heavy semi-melted cheese tart is PABLO’s signature item. (Image source / pablo3)
PABLO is famous for its freshly baked semi-melted cheese tarts, which offer a rich yet not cloying taste. The monthly limited-edition flavors also bring delightful surprises that have won over many customers. This Taipei Main Station branch is its second overseas location after its May opening in South Korea. During the opening period, PABLO is offering various promotions: on opening day, customers who meet the minimum spending requirement can exchange for a double-walled glass cup (limited to 200); for takeaway orders of any amount, each customer can receive a NT$500 celebration voucher (limited to 500).
The seasonal limited-edition grape cheese tart is a delicious treat exclusive to autumn. (Image source / PABLO)
【Info】
PABLO
Address: B1, No. 36, Section 1, Zhongxiao West Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2370-3678
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