Na Tart Tangram

Tried the new Nutella Banana tart and Japanese Pudding Sunflower tart — both really well balanced and not overly sweet. The crust is consistently crisp and the fillings are smooth. Still love the Ube Cheese and Durian tarts the most. Always reliable quality here

NA Tart in Flushing is a great little spot if you love Portuguese egg tarts. They offer a variety of different flavors, and every single one tastes incredibly fresh. You can literally feel the difference in the texture flaky on the outside, soft and creamy on the inside. I really like that they make the tarts fresh throughout the day, so you’re not getting something that’s been sitting around. The flavors are fun to try, and it’s easy to end up grabbing a box because it’s hard to choose just one. It’s a simple, quick stop, but the quality is consistently very good. If you’re a fan of egg tarts or just want a nice little dessert while walking around Flushing, NA Tart is definitely worth checking out.

Located inside the Tangram Mall Food Court. One of the best Tart in Flushing. Kind of pricey, but you get what you pay for. Quality ingredients, they use French butter, imported. Only got the original one so I can't say the same for the other flavors. You can request the staff to heat up the items if you want to eat them right away. They have some drinks, coffee etc as well, but haven't tried them. 100% recommend! (the original tart)

That are my favorite dessert egg tart ever! I buy the 12 different type to taste egg tart , and my favorite one is rousong egg tart for salt, the sweet is tiramisu egg tart, can’t believe how delicious it!

The Hokkaido tarts are served cold. I got the yuzu cheese tart which is apparently one of their best sellers and it was pretty good but also quite expensive at around $4.50. It essentially tasted like a tart cheesecake in a tart shape.

I got a 4 tart assortment and coffee. The durian is delicious as well as the ube cheese. I also got the creme brûlée with red bean that felt slightly heavy, and the espresso tart was yummy if you love coffee. Really nice experience at the counter as well!

Na Tart is located within the food court of Tangram mall, with a smaller booth in the back but very vibrant. The staff were friendly and able to explain each option to us, and we got our tarts nearly immediately after ordering. As for the food, it was alright, not the best. I must've been mistaken but I thought it would be different flavored egg tarts, but I couldn't really tell the difference between our assortments. The egg tart was fine, it's a Portuguese styled egg tart, and those tasted pretty standard. As for the other flavors, it didn't really scream egg tart, more like fillings placed within an egg tart shell. I get the appeal but it wasn't for me. Overall, it's a decent quality dessert, but has room for improvement.

Located inside the new Tangram Mall food court is Na Tart which serves Portuguese-style egg tarts. I think what sets Na Tart apart from other bakeries that sells egg tarts is the variety of unusual flavors that they offer. Currently, they have seven sweet flavors (Classic, Purple Sweet Potato, Chocolate Bobo, Magnum Matcha, Mochi, Durian and Milky Mango) and two savory flavors (Salty Boy and Garlic Butter). As a new food stall, they still have some kinks to iron out. We visited around 1pm on a quiet Thursday and they were already almost out of inventory. I was told that it would be a forty-minute wait for new batch to finish baking. They were able to sell me the last three egg tarts which I quickly grabbed. I originally wanted to buy a dozen egg tarts for the family but that was not to be. When I opened the box, I found that they had given me the last three Purple Sweet Potato egg tarts. The tarts were smaller than I was expecting but exquisitely decorated. My first impression after the first bite was very positive. I loved the contrast of the extremely crunchy crust with the soft custardy filling. The filing was a mix of the classic Portuguese custard with chunks of soft purple sweet potato. The tarts are a bit pricey at almost four bucks each but honestly want to give them another try. The Purple Sweet Potato tarts were so good, and I cannot wait to try their other flavors. I think these would be really great desserts to bring to parties or as presents, that is if you are able to grab them before they run out.