A walk towards one end of Dixon Street in Chinatown will usually result to the wonderful aroma of sweet custard drifting in the air. Have a look at the side of the street and you’ll probably see people queue up at a small window. The sign “Emperor’s Cream Puff” looks discreet that the only indication that it exist would be the many people waiting to get a hold of these cute and delicious custard-filled puffs.
For 30cents each or AUD$1.00 for four pieces, it is a good deal.
Production of the cream puffs are non-stop. As long as there are people lining up and ordering, their machine continuously creates one after another. The cream puffs are given to the customers fresh and hot.
The bite-sized, fluffy cream puffs are filled with smooth egg custard. I find this quite addicting because it’s soft and so easy to eat.
If you’re in Chinatown, this is one of the food shops worth lining up for.
Emperor’s Cream Puff
beside Emperor’s Garden Restaurant
96-10 Hay Street
Haymarket, Sydney 2000
8 Comments
Genesis Paredes-Dawal
I wish there’s something like this here.. wawa nman c hubby, he likes these… pero wala dito 🙂
Good for you guys everything is available!!
Eds
uhmmm… looks so yummy!
dei
it’s a factory of fun! i want some tuloy. 😀 kinda reminds me of those “japanese hotcakes” na nauso for a time in the PH. wonder where all those went…
anj
i’m drooling as i read. i haven’t had any proper dessert for months. doctor’s orders. haha.
looks deceivingly simple, but i can imagine the egg custard popping out of each bite with this short entry. haha!
Rhey
we tried this in china. Frank loves them and he’s not a dessert kind of guy.
Joe Shin
similar machine for sale in melbourne. email j_shin927@hotmail.com if anyone interested
Anonymous
anyone know the recipe
Anonymous
did you ever get the recipe