Mad For Cheesecake villageway

Very disappointing experience at Mad For Cheesecake. The menu is extremely limited, and despite seeing a review calling the “double chocolate cheesecake to die for,” I didn’t even get the chance to try anything I originally came for. I wanted the Japanese cheesecake and a few slices of different flavors just to sample them, but the cashier told me they don’t have sliced cakes and would not cut any because it was “late in the afternoon.” I ended up getting a full chocolate cheesecake — not cheap at $22 for a very small cake — since that was the only option. When we got home and cut into it, it was frozen solid. Anyone who understands cheesecakes knows that freezing a fluffy cheesecake completely ruins the texture, and sure enough, once it defrosted it turned into a messy mush. If you’re going to sell frozen cheesecakes, at least warn customers. They clearly don’t understand what they’re serving or simply don’t care. Drove all the way from El Cajon for this and honestly wish I hadn’t. Very disappointing.

Enjoyed the Japanese cheesecake and boba tea at Mad for Cheesecake in Pacific Highlands Ranch in Carmel Valley. The taro and brown sugar milk teas were very tasty. It was our first time having Japanese cheesecake and we’re surprised it was more like ice cream than an American cheesecake. Loved the opportunity to try something new! Very friendly and quick service. Recommend!

You know vacation time you always crave special and that's what I got to experience... The Mad For Cheesecake was so delightful. They have special varieties that you can pick and choose any and would be delighted. I experienced the matcha roll cake omg ..I just couldn't stop eating... the creme filling was smooth and very tasty. I had tried at least 5-6 varieties of cakes and was so happy that it was there in the party menu as well... by end of the party there was none left... it was so yummy... The strawberry boba tea became my kiddo's absolute favourite. I would highly suggest the place. The staff is patient and helpful.

Best cheese cake I ever tasted. We got the Original Double Formage cheesecake. The cheesecake came out of the freezer and tasted like ice cream. Really yummy! This is probably not my everyday cheesecake place because it is pricey. However, I hope there is enough clientele to keep it open because they have great cheesecakes!!! In addition to cheesecake, this place also serves taiyaki with ice cream and milk teas. If you haven’t visited Cheese Garden, come for a visit!

Stopped by Mad for Cheesecake in the Bonita Mall location and tried their ube ice cream in a cup. It was alright - decent flavor. We also got a chance to try their flagship cheesecake, which was good. They have a variety of options, so might be worth checking out if you're in the area

Loved the fluffy and slightly sweet Japanese cheesecake! It’s the perfect dessert when you’re quite full after a meal but you want a little something sweet, as it’s very light! It’s more like subtlety sweet, super soft bread than traditional cheesecake, which is more dense in texture with strong taste of cream cheese. I wanted to try just a slice though only whole cheesecakes $14 are offered. One cheesecake can be shared by 2 maybe 3 people at most. I definitely recommend it!

Vvvvvvery hard cheesecake I guess their cakes are produced for takeaway? But taste wise and price wise is gooood!

great location next to Bonchon (across from Pacific Social)! we did a taste test comparison and it definitely has more flavor and slightly denser (but not heavy). Friends from Toronto highly recommended and it did not disappoint. we were eager to see that it was open and excited we got to try it. Parking is SUPER easy (not like convoy) would come back for the japanese cheesecake and to try their many other offerings!

Cute spot for Japanese cheesecake and boba! It wasn't busy when we stopped by on a Friday evening. The shop is located in a plaza with plenty of other food options, making it a nice place to stop for dessert after dinner.

Ordered the Japanese cheesecake (small round 5"). Cost $15. Tasted fluffy, soft and cheesy. Not too sweet. Dangerous because you can eat the entire cake in one sitting...lol. Small storefront. Also offers bubble tea options. Connects to Bonchon Korean chicken in case you want to make a stop to eat there next or first. Ordered this to go, cute packaging. Box easy to open and to close back up to save for another slice later. TY Mad For Cheesecake!

Clean, cute sweets store with Japanese cheesecake (yum) in a busy shopping center with lots of dinner options. Friendly staff!