Lady M Cake Boutique - Tysons

They are truly beautiful cafe located inside the Galleria mall. 1. Expensive spot and bright, instagrammable decor. 2 cakes and 1 drink and 1 chocolate will cost you $60! 2. Cakes: I have always liked crepe cake and they at least taste decent now but still very expensive for a very small slice: $12. 3. Drinks: tea and coffee selection is good. 4. Service: 1 star at best. We have been there 30 mins and he wouldn't bring our water! like wth! How are we to eat cakes without even a drop of water. 5. Stand in line to order but they will bring it to you to your table and has the audacity to demand tips! Again, i like this place but their service and business practice is truly not right.

Our family ordered a cake from Lady M online. When it arrived, the cake box was slightly open, the inner plastic wrap was torn, the cake was exposed inside the paper box, and crumbs were spilled along the side. I reported this to customer support. Nina, the Assistant Manager, responded quickly but simply issued a $15 partial refund and filed a report with FedEx—without discussing or confirming anything with us first. It has now been five days, and we still have not received the refund. I am very disappointed with how this was handled. The cakes are delicious, but their customer service does not match the quality of their brand.

Very disappointing experience. The cake we purchased was clearly not fresh and tasted like it had been sitting out for days. The texture was dry and the flavor was off. For the price they charge, I expected much better quality. Definitely won’t be coming back.

When you only make one thing it has to be good. These crepe cakes are absolutely beautiful and taste as good as they look. They do just make the one thing but they have a range of different flavors available by the slice, or the whole cake. I had the Dubai Chocolate version and was fantastic. They do have coffee and hot tea to go with the cakes as well. I was only in town for 4 days and may have come back and had the pistachio version as well. That may have also been amazing. Trip to this mall is worth it even if you only had a slice of cake from Lady M.

Lady M at Tysons Corner is a must-try dessert spot! 🍰✨ Their mille crêpe cakes are super light, creamy, and taste amazing. The shop is clean, elegant, and the service is polite and quick. Prices are a bit higher, but the quality and presentation make it worth it. Perfect for a sweet treat or special occasion! 😍💯

0/10 Worst bakery experience I’ve had in a long time. The pastry we bought was expired and had a stale smell. We took one bite and couldn’t even finish it. When paying premium prices, freshness should be the bare minimum. 0/10

This is the most decadent, sinful cake game in town — hands down. Lady M is a Hong Kong company that became world-famous for their Mille Crêpes cake, and honestly, it deserves its own holiday. Picture this: dozens of paper-thin crepes stacked high, each one lovingly layered with a whisper of light, creamy filling. It’s delicate, it’s rich, it’s airy, it’s indulgent — basically the dessert equivalent of a silk robe and a glass of champagne. One bite in and you’ll start questioning why you’ve ever wasted calories on “regular” cake. If it’s your first time, do yourself a favor and start with the plain Mille Crêpes slice. It’s like meeting the Beyoncé of cakes before diving into the rest of the band. Then go wild with the seasonal flavors — matcha, strawberry, chocolate — they’re all a little dangerous. Yes, it’s pricey: $11+ a slice, $100+ for a whole cake. But here’s the thing — I have family and friends who literally buy entire cakes here and fly them back to Florida (and beyond) like it’s contraband pastry. TSA probably knows them by name at this point. That’s how serious Lady M devotion gets. We are blessed (and cursed) to have a location right here in Tysons Corner 2. Blessed because it’s dangerously close whenever I need a slice of heaven. Cursed because my hips are already filing for divorce. But hey, life is short, cake is forever.

It’s a popular cake boutique. Everything looked so delicious and tempting. Prices were higher than most bakeries. We tried Pistachio Mille Crêpes and Purple Yam Mille Crêpes. Both were amazing.

Be prepared to meet Jim Jones and the Dipset crew when you enter because these cakes are BALLIN' If you want to steal the show and bring that main attraction of a cake, Lady M is the place to bring it!

I came here with a friend and we got two slices of the tiramisu and the matcha yuzu. They were both pretty good but we liked the tiramisu a bit more. The layout/service of the store however is a bit lacking. We were waiting to be seated for around 10 minutes as they had two signs - one sign that indicated that you should wait in a separate line if you wanted to be seated in the dining area and another sign that indicated that there is a separate line for a takeout order. The employee definitely saw us waiting for ten minutes and there was even a line forming behind us, but he ignored us ( and the place was not even that busy). The employee from behind the counter then yelled saying seating is open first come first serve. Could they not have said that earlier when we were all waiting in line for 10 minutes for a seat? After saying that, all the seats got taken by people who were ordering takeout. Not a very organized or mindful way of running the store. Although the taste of the cake is pretty good, the high price point makes this something that would not be a regular occurrence. Would maybe come by for a birthday or a special event !

If you follow me closely you know that I don't give bad rating for anything because it's "expensive " expensive is very relative and it means nothing to me! I love to pay a high price to get something that I'll really enjoy! Lady M really makes very tasty Crepe Cakes! Compare to the photo I had years ago! Look how bigger was the slice and definitely cheaper! You increased the price? Inflation! Sure! No problem! But smaller slices?? Not acceptable! Sorry! You know what else drove me crazy on this visit? The cake used to be very smooth and the fork will run through it easily but this one wasn't! Some layers of the Crepes were hard to cut and was pulling away causing the whole cake to collapse! Maybe wasn't fresh enough? Maybe because they are not selling enough? Maybe because all of the above? ? Don't get me wrong ! I want this business to come back and stay! I really love them! I'm giving one star for the old days and another one for the taste, still delicious! Speaking of service, what service? It's only one person at the counter takes your order and hand it to you! There is no service to be rated ! The place is in the galleria mall food court so it's really nice ,fancy and definitely super clean! Get a coffee from Shotted along with this cake! I'll definitely give them another chance! Try it, vote for the review , message me, or compliment me with any comment or question, and don't forget to ... Pray for me ;)

Finally had the opportunity to check this sit out after hearing a lot of great things as they are known to be the go to for Crepe Cakes. I truly love crepe, and to put it into cake form with endless layers to dip your fork in--absolute heaven. Pricing wise I have to say $13 for a slice is quite expensive. I ordered the Amedei Chocolate Mille Crêpe--cocoa crêpes with pastry cream featuring Amedei chocolate from Italy. Absolutely amazing, the soft layers of crepe and rich, decadent chocolate is so satisfying. Thoroughly enjoyed my cake but definitely will not be a regularly visited spot. Atmosphere, it is located in Tysons Galleria food court, plenty of comfortable open seatings. The counter to order the cake however did not have a wow factor as you just order from a menu and no cakes were showcased.

It was so expensive for what you got but gosh was it delicious. I paid about $13 for the slice and I loved every bite. It has the consistency of a luscious chocolate mousse. This isn't an every weekend purchase, but I'll definitely come back for a special occasion.

My first time visiting this beautiful cake boutique. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted with the beautiful site of crepe cakes and gorgeous decor. I let my friend order the cakes since she was more familiar with them. We had the regular cake as well as the green tea one. The staff suggested the green tea one saying it wasn't very sweet. The cakes are pretty pricey, ~$11/each. We tried the lavender latte, which had a hint of lavender, but I wouldn't recommend it. I would give the place five stars, but giving 4 because of the the lack of service/friendliness.

We purchased four slices of the crêpes, a chocolate that was light and delicious not too sweet a light, bitter taste with exquisite layers gave you the sense of lightness the taste all the flavors that were encased in this delicious crêpe. The second was a black bean crêpe that had exquisite taste, but not too much. The taste of the beans were not overpowering. It was light Flavorful. Lady M crêpes were absolutely exquisite. It was a nice flavor of different ingredients mixed together. Well with an outcome that was absolutely astonishing.

This is a small boutique in tysons 2 and while the indoor seating is a bit limited but they have a variety of cakes to choose from. It is very easy to pick up special orders made on website like the special chinese new year gift box. The cakes are delicious too!

AMAZING! ive seen lady m cakes before but never had the chance to try until last month. It was so good. The texture and flavor was super rich and wasn't super sweet. The only downside is that eating the cakes are quite messy due to the powder on the matcha & tirumisu but nothing a napkin cant clean. Additionally what they do here differently than other places is that you pay AFTER you finish eating!

I LOVE CREPE CAKES! Have only tried matcha crepe cakes from here before, but this time I tried the signature one too! It was just the right amount of sweetness of the cream and layers and layers of crepes. It was the perfect combination. The store was very clean and the staff was nice and helpful. I can't wait to come back to try other flavors

Innovative; different; fresh; high quality of ingredients; consistently upper tier quality of execution; constantly shifting menu with mundane as well as more adventurous flavors; and an entirely different product that is not found elsewhere. Service, ambiance, and drinks, while good, simply supplement what may otherwise rest upon its own merits. My recommendation: always order 2 to 3 cakes, and make sure to order at least 1 or 2 items that seems less popular.

You can't go wrong with their matcha Mille cake. Very delicate, smooth and rich in flavor. It's also upscale and pricey, which makes it a great gift for any occasion. I like to treat myself a slice on my birthday.

Had Lady M for the first time in LA many years ago and it still holds up just as good in DC. The layers of crepes and cream are done immaturely and the flavor is there to match. Definitely on the pricier side for a slice of cake, but if you're looking for a dessert place for a mini splurge, there's no better choice than Lady M.

The tiramisu crepe was really good! it was delicious! it was like the right kind of sweetness! The service was very fast and good, however, I was quite disappointed that you had to pay to even sit down. It was not like a normal bakery where you can just sit down after you get something. However, there is plenty of mall seating in tysons galleria to compensate for it. The ambiance was pretty cool! it was so clean, pristine, and high-end.

There's lots of seating available since it's located inside a mall. The cake has lots of small layers like crepes. I tried to Tiramisu and it was wonderful. The staff were friendly and they had some sort of assembly line going where it was ordered then the cake placed on a plate or in a to go box. We were surprised that one of the cakes was missing but grateful the people were kind and fixed their error. The cake was amazing! I'll definitely be returning to try more flavors. You'll definitely want to try and get there early because they were selling out fast! We didn't stay to eat the cake because we were full from dinner but ambiance was quieter in this end with lots of seating. A must try!

The quality of their cakes has changed..can't pin point what it is.. but $12 a slice for a tiny piece isn't worth it anymore.

Cake had a nice texture and light taste, great for dessert. The price is on the higher end, but that's to be expected when it takes so much effort to create a cake with that many layers. The restaurant itself is very clean and minimalistic. Not too many people there when I went in the evening.

We had the mango and checkered cakes. The menu was mostly sold out during this soft opening. Really wanted to try their mille-feuile crepe cakes, but they were sold out. Will try again once they have fully opened with more options.

Beautiful, pricey and a little stand-of fish, just like Tyson's galleria lol. The staff here is oddly stand-offish but do provide a quality service. As soon as you enter, indicate if you'll be dinning in or too go. They do have a menu if you dine in with photos. For some reason they don't want you to stick your face in the glass full of cakes lol. If to go, they will charge you for a bag. I randomly decided to come here and work while enjoying my cake but I don't think I'll be able too. Writing this as I'm finishing up my green tea crepe slice. Honestly, I had the earl gray and green tea, they were just ok. Kind of wish I went up to the Cheesecake Factory for some big bold flavors. If you're into light and airy cakes, definitely your vibe.

The cakes are delicious but the service atrocious. They said they ran out of slices and would only sell a full cake (starting around $120). No cake for us..

This used to be my go-to spot for crepe cakes. I ordered the Tiramisu and Chocolate Mille to gift them to my colleagues. I also got the Green Tea Mille and a Cafe Latte for myself. After I got my order I wanted to reorganize the boxes so they are more secured and take a quick picture at one of the dine in tables. One of the workers approached me rudely about using the dine in tables. I understand they want to earn tips for service, but they need to work on their unnecessary and dismissive attitude. Nonetheless, the crepe cake was good, but can be pricey based on the size of one slice. The latte tasted watered down it could be better. Otherwise, don't let the staff's poor service continue to taint the ambiance.

Originating in New York, Lady M is well known for their mille crepe cakes and desserts with various seasonal desserts that change through the year which I look forward to, especially the chestnut based ones that come out in autumn. The average slice does cost $10.80 as of October 2023 which is a bit higher than I'd like, but as far as I know they do still have the best mille crepe cakes in the area. In my past experiences, their quality was very consistently good, but this time around, the matcha crepe cake felt a bit lower quality, not sure if it's because I arrived later in the day so it wasn't as fresh or if there was something factor but it didn't taste as good as usual. The gateau aux marrons was on the sweeter side but delicious with a strong almond and chestnut flavor. As most of their desserts are cream based, they don't keep well at room temperature, so if you do purchase for takeout, I recommend eating it asap or refrigerating it soon to ensure structural integrity or it may turn into a goopy mess (it'll still taste good though!) I didn't notice any major issues with service as other recent reviews mentioned; they're pretty fast on bringing your order but you do tend to need to call them over to get more water or pay the bill. I agree that it'd be nicer if they designed it like a typical bakery where you order at the register and seat/cleanup after yourself with self serve water. Maybe the design is on purpose to support high traffic flow hours so they can separate takeout and dine-in, but I haven't seen it crowded before. After checkout, the cashier gave us a couple free candies which was nice and fitting for October/Halloween festivities!

A small shop in Tyson's the crepe cakes are a unique dessert to buy and share with the family. I bought a slice for my parents for their anniversary and although a little pricey, the next time we went back to Tysons we made sure to stop by for another. They also offer a good variety of flavors that there is sure to be one that everyone can enjoy!

We tried two slices of cake on this visit--tiramisu and matcha. The cakes were delicious (we ate them so quickly I didn't even have time to take a picture!) but I thought the powder sprinkled on the top of both slices seemed a little heavy-handed--with the matcha, it made the whole rest of the cake taste a little bitter. Overall I would eat the tiramisu flavor again or try different flavors, but didn't love the matcha.

I had lady m before all around the states. From New York to Cali but usually the service is very nice. But not at this location. I enter the boutique and was totally ignored for a good 5 mins. The servers were too busy doing what they were doing behind the counter then one guy finally ask me am I dining in or to go. I order 8 slices of cakes and ask for specific flavors to be put in boxes together and for it to be bag separately and that's when the attitude kicked in. I was getting cakes for others so of course I wanted the right flavors together. I also had to pay .05 per bags so if I'm paying why am I getting a dirty look to ask for specific boxes into the right bag.. it cost about 11.50 for each slice and the portion seem like it got smaller to

Always have a pleasant experience when I stop by here! The customer service is always so friendly and this time I got to get a slice of the checkered cake, yum!!! The cakes are all delicious as usual! Will be back to try more flavors!

Lady M is exceptionally bad at dine-in -- to the point where I recommend exclusively doing take-out if you can stomach their stratospheric prices on cake slices ($10.80 as of this post) I'll just bullet it. * no table service unless you summon them after they've seated you. Or you just stare at them long enough or look bored, or look like you're writing a review lol * tap water served with no ice * service delayed until after they have a break in the line for take-out, i.e no dedicated servers. * menu's seasonal cakes are inaccurate. Though I asked for clarification and they said the only difference as of this post is they've got red velvet instead of pumpkin nuage. As for their cakes themselves: * $10.80 lmao * but they're absolutely bangin. Not $10.80 bangin, but I'd reflexively pay $7.80 per slice and come here daily if they did. Clearly their margins are bad, which I'm guessing might be because they haven't effectively automated production of their crepe cakes. Anyway, 5 stars for the cakes. Minus like, 3, for everything above. If I was just taking out, I'd only dock one star for price. But Lady M needs to discontinue dine-in; it's clearly rent-seeking to force tipping for limited service. Edit: just to make the point, I took pics, finished my food, took menu pics, finished this review in the restaurant, posted it, and sat here waiting to be cashed out for another ten minutes. Edit 2: flagged them down at 21 minutes.

I gave it 4 stars because the service was lacking...considering im paying $10 for a pretty small slice of crepe cake i deserve to be greeted at least. Anywho there were 7 crepe cake flavors and I opted for the earl grey, which is a new flavor they had available. Im a sucker for earl grey and although i wish the slices were a little bigger. They did an amazingly great job with sweetness level and taste. I can eat a whole one. Not overly sweet at all! I also purchased a super yummy rose latte which i wish was also bigger! It was 10 oz. For an $9 drink with almond milk. -.-anywho I now want to try all the flavors for how good it was

each slice costs around $11, which is a lot, but eating it is a delightful experience. like biting into a cloud -- delicate and not too sweet. fast service as well, and is not too busy, even on a saturday afternoon

Lady M is my fav spot for dessert. Not too sweet. Everything is balanced. This store close a bit early ( 6pm). You will be in love with this place. Must try : green tea, pistachios, original.

Glad I got to try what the hype was about! These cake slices are pricey, but decadent and telling of the time and effort that went towards making them. Tried a few flavors and the purple yam was a fav. These crepe cakes aren't overly sweet, but the right amount of sweet if that makes sense. Sort of fun tasting each crepe layer with each bite. I do want to add that I personally don't think the drinks (rose tea latte, and I tried another latte my husband got) were anything special. But try a cake slice whenever you get the chance!

Their cakes are delicious!! I got to try their vanilla cake and mango cake both were delicious! They are a bit pricey but worth every penny!!

I used to love this place so much. But they have been getting pricier and smaller slices for the cake, worse service and discontinued the chocolate. I used to be the 'duchess' on Yelp here, as it is super close from home, and been here countless many times. 1. Cake - 3 star I personally love crepe cakes and i used to like it here too. Just 2.5 years ago, they used to be $5. Post covid 19, I paid $10.38 for a small slice of cake last week. Is it worth it? NO. Did it taste good? No. it was just okay. And slice is much smaller than it used to be. 2. Service: horrible. 1 star The second you walk in, ask you what you want to order. Hello, how about give me maybe 5 seconds? I am not asking much, plus there is NO line? why rush? Then, when i say give me a moment, he disappears.. into oblivion.. 5,6 times yelling hello, excuse me later, he would pop up, obviously annoyed we are there to order. Hey buddy, if you hate service job so much, don't work there, or the management, make note. Hire a better person or train your employees better. For $11 slice a cake, I deserve a sit down service let along ordering myself and be treated poorly like this. 3. Chocolate - they used to carry the Royce chocolate, the best in the world and now they don't have the right to sell it anymore. One less reason to go.

I've never been more disappointed. Worst dessert ever. It smushes between layers and it's hard to fork. It's not too sweet which is nice. If you're a fan of pudding between layers of crepe... you'd probably enjoy this difficult to eat sweet. It's a hard NO for me. Never again. What a waste of money.

This is my favorite indulgent dessert. Yes, it's pricey at $9.50 a slice or $55 for a six-inch cake or $95 for their nine-inch cake, but it's sure worth it in my opinion. The first time I had this was in NYC (where all the great bakeries are) in the Plaza food hall. I watched videos in how to make these crepe cakes, but it's almost impossible for me, so I rather just give them my money. My favorite flavors are the Signature Mille Crêpes, Green Tea Mille Crêpes, Chocolate Mille Crêpes and the Pistachio Mille Crêpes. Glad Lady M moved to a permanent location located next to Urban Plates in Tysons Galleria.

We came here for dessert after lunch, and it was the perfect post-meal treat. My group and I ordered the tiramisu, passion fruit, and signature cakes. They were absolutely delicious -- so fluffy, soft, with subtle flavors that aren't too overpowering. The quality of these cakes is amazing. It was my first time trying crepe cakes too, and I immediately fell in love! I was impressed by how quickly they carried out their orders considering how busy they were. I appreciated the speedy service. It's a tiny store, but there are seats/table available.

The cakes are beautiful and delicious! My only note here is that, although this is a half self-service store where you order at the counter, the server expects a good tip for bringing you the food.

We always get Lady M to take home after a shopping trip to Tysons. In the summer the cakes would melt a bit by the time we drove home, but the cakes were in good condition this time. We tried the Pistachio and Marron for the first time and they were so good! Green tea is still my favorite though. We've also gotten the signature, tiramisu, and chocolate and they are all delicious. You really can't go wrong with any flavor here!

My wife found this place, and I was delighted that she did. I ended up ordering some additional slices that sounded interesting, and I was not disappointed. There was only one person in front of us, so the wait to order wasn't horrible. However, it did seem like the seating area was packed, so we opted to take it to go and eat at home. The only downfall was that the price wasn't listed, but with it being in an upscale mall with mainly name brand stores, I expected it to be pricy. It cost about 10 dollars per slice, but the pieces were flavourful and not overly sweet. If you enjoy Napoleon cake, I would say you have to try this place out.

Delicious cakes. Surprisingly unclean bathroom. One hopes the cake-making area is cleaner.

Grossly dry paper thin crepe which makes wonton wrappers appear thicker. Over priced. The cream filling is ok.

Came here because I've been to the one in New York and the cakes are so tasty. I had to drive about 20 minutes from Georgetown but totally worth the drive. We arrived right after they opened so we didn't have to wait at all. The staff was friendly and attentive. Got two slices. One original and the mango coconut one. The Mango slice, I'm having it now and it's sooooooo tasty. Not too sweet. It's the perfect balance of sweet with a little sourness. I'll be having the original crepe cake tomorrow. Looking forward to it. The location is inside the Galleria so there's plenty of parking. The store was clean and organized when we were there. The two slices came out to about $19. If you want a whole cake you'll be paying upwards of $90. Enjoy!

Originally a pop-up stand to an open corner store on the 3rd floor, it's amazing to see how much this brand has grown in the Galleria. I've been a consistent regular since they first started out as a pop-up, but this was my first time visiting their in-store shop located on the 2nd floor across the Rolex store and Maggianos. There were so many new flavors available, but today we decided to go with the Chocolate Mille and Salted Caramel Mille Crepe Cake. They were both very fluffy, light, and delicious. But I think my favorite out of the two would be the Salted Caramel Crepe Cake. It was so creamy and decadent with a delicious salted caramel flan like topping. The store itself was super clean, bright, and visibly aesthetic alongside with their outstanding customer service! A fellow named KT helped us and gave us great recommendations while patiently answering any questions we had during our decision making process. We will definitely be returning to try their other new seasonal flavors!

Pretty pricy, but super delicious!! You could eat cake and tea/coffee there or you could take slices or whole cakes to go (I'm not sure if the whole cakes have to be preordered). My favorites were passion fruit and a jasmine flavored one-a bit floral but not overpowering. Definitely a must if you're in the area and craving something sweet!

The cakes here are delicious!! Light, layered, and not too sweet. The flavors are great - I tried the matcha and the purple yam. The matcha is bold, and the purple yam is refreshing. The cakes are so spongy, soft, and you can tell that each crepe layer is delicately made. The slices here are a bit pricey though - I got two small slices for about $23 total, so this will be more of an occasional treat. The workers at the store also didn't seem too friendly or personable.M

This place is inside a mall, the parking can be suck at time but at least the shop it not too far from the entrance. Ambiance (5/5)- The place is so beautiful bright sparkle clean with marble. Service (3/5)- Service it not the greatest but not bad but they just look not approachable and it seem like the don't want to be there. If am paying almost $10 for a slice of cake you would think the service will be above basic ok. Cake 4.9/ 5 Green Tea Checker $9.80 - Nice and soft but not a crepe cake but it was good but I definitely worth that price (4/5) Earl Grey Mille Crepes Cake- So yummy, i love it not overly sweet, sophisticate taste. It we would be nice with a hot tea since it taste like milk tea it self with nice aroma (4/5) Tres Leches Crepes Cake- Not your typical wet and moist crepe cake. However it was really good and creamy and milky it a light fluffy cream. This will be amazing with an expresso drink or basic coffee. (5/5) Signature Crepe Cake - The classic original cake, I been getting this for forever. Simple clean cut crepe cake, go great with anything and setting. (4.5/5) Flourless Chocolate Cake- My least fav, I am not a fan of the texture but it too dense for me but if you like dense cake or fudge you might like it . ( 3/5) They update the bag i wonder if that why the cake is almost $10 now lol. Overall I would come back went i feel like splurging or get cake for someone birthday but it not something I will come on a regular because of the price and the basic service

Reliable cake chain! I like the tiramisu and matcha crepe cakes most. Also love the checkered chocolate cake. They now allow dine in services as well as take out. Pricey but the quality is worth it

Just like in New York! I used to take the train up to New York, buy their cakes, and coke back with them frozen. I'm so happy they are now available locally! The shop was super conveniently located next ro an entrance. I ordered ahead online and the staff were super quick and efficient in packing my order. The green tea matcha cake was perfect. Super moist, delicate, sweet, but not too sweet. I will definitely be back.

Good gad. I remember when this place was upstairs and the lines were long af. I wonder if they'll ever bring back or sell Royce again. I've probably tried every flavor there is and the strawberry is the best hands down and I don't even like strawberry. It is so light and fluffy, it beats any strawberry shortcake out there, at least ones that I've had. The tiramisu comes second place, and I love this crepe dessert more than the actual tiramisu because it isn't soggy or have that spongey texture at the bottom. It is expensive a bit, $10 for a slice, but it's worth it.