Keki Modern Cakes

Bakery · Chinatown

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Keki Modern Cakes Review - Chinatown - New York - The Infatuation

"Moul Kim and Lawrence Wai Keki set up Keki Modern Cakes in Chinatown after traveling through Asia and seeing how popular Japanese cheesecakes were overseas. They recruited Kevin Kim as their executive chef, who spent time at Per Se and Nobu, to help bring this cheesecake sensation to New York. Keki is famed for its “bouncy” cheesecake, where the consistency is more spongy than cheesy. While I prefer the ube flavor because it’s my favorite dessert flavor, the cheesecakes come in an original flavor as well and have a slightly bouncier texture. Like what I’d imagine biting into a cloud would be like. And although they’re listed as serving three to four people, in reality, they serve a maximum of two. But maybe I’m only speaking for myself since the cakes are so light and delicious that I prefer not to share. You should also pair your cake with a “Wow Tart,” which is basically like if a Japanese cheese tart and an egg tart had a baby. photo credit: Kate Previte" - Izzy Chen & With Warm Welcome

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/reviews/keki-modern-cakes
Kate Previte

79 Mott St, New York, NY 10013 Get directions

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