Studio Multisweet

We ordered a yuzu lemon white chocolate cake for a friend’s birthday dinner and it was phenomenal!! The cake was gorgeous and delicious - super light and great after a full meal. They only need four hours of lead time for their cakes so this is the place to go if you need a great cake on short notice. Staff here is also so friendly and helpful and had my cake ready for pickup right on time.

This is more like a kitchen rather than a cake shop. However, my friends liked the cake I ordered here. The ingredients they used were premium and fresh. And the cake looks cute! Not bargains, and you gotta pay for decors/candles etc

I recently ordered dessert from Multisweet, a charming new homestyle Asian dessert bakery in the heart of Long Island City. After walking past this cute store many times, I finally had the chance to try their desserts. Multisweet has managed to add a new, tasty ingredient to classic Asian desserts, making them even more delicious. Highly recommend stopping by for a delightful treat! NOTE: Multisweet also make Customized Cake that has to order at least 3 days in advance for special occasion.

We chose Studio Multisweet to cater for a small event of around 15 people. Their selection of desserts was impressive - each dish was well-crafted. Their customer service was also great and supportive, as the food was delivered in a timely fashion. Overall a great experience and would like to order from them again in the future

Didn’t realize that they closed the cafe location and keep the kitchen open. Things were delicious but overall pricy. Highly recommend their 💜💛taro crème brûlée cream puff. It was a normal, slightly small size but really delicious. The lemon yogurt bread thing was ok, I like the dried pork outside with lemon flavor, but the bread was kinda dry. The 🧉coconut jelly drink was nice as well!

So excited about this new opening! I ordered the cutest cake through Uber Eats for a last minute party and it arrived in less than 4 hours! Delicious & super cute! Definitely my new favorite spot for a sweet treat🍰

Wanted to get a whole cake but needed to put the order a day before. Due to the holiday it wasn't an option but the staff were very helpful and customized a "whole cake" by assembling different flavors of slices. In a way, it worked out! We get to taste different flavors in one shot. Even though it's a little bit pricey, but worth trying at least once. I wish them all the best 🙏

The taro puffs ($4) are crispy and flaky on the outside and completely filled with taro. The ratio of pastry to filling was spot on. I'd say they're a little bit larger than an extra large egg. They're kept warm and cozy in a heated display so they're the perfect slightly sweet walk-home treat as the weather starts cooling down. The Earl Grey Pudding I could have skipped. Thought I liked Earl Grey but this made me consider. It had considerable bitterness (perhaps from over steeping?) and the texture was more akin to a jelly than a creamy pudding or panna cotta (which maybe I incorrectly expected). They have WiFi! The covered outdoor area is charming. I'm looking forward to enjoying a slice of cake there and reading my best visit.

They closed down the cafe location, so I went to this location instead. This is their kitchen and is mainly for online orders and preorders of cake. There's no display of each item like how they had it in their cafe that's ready to be picked up immediately. I had to wait a bit for them to heat up my tarts and cream puff. The service was friendly! My favorite was their egg tarts! The crust is buttery and flakey. You can only purchase the tarts in boxes of 2 or 4. I thought the matcha mochi tart would be a layer of mochi with matcha mixed in, but instead it was like a matcha custard on top of mochi within a pastry. I enjoyed it, but would have preferred it being matcha custard inside of a pastry and skip the mochi. The taro cream puff's filling tasted more like sweet potatoes than taro, which isn't ideal for me. The exterior was crunchy and good though! The chocolate yuzu cake could do without the yuzu in my opinion, but the chocolate mousse and cream was great! All of the desserts are not too sweet! The location isn't as close to the previous, I probably will place an online order next time.

#toogoodtogo #2good2go #studiomultisweet So I tried this place out "Studio Multisweet" in LIC, NYC via #2good2go (Too Good To Go app). It was a sketchy building, had to ring a series of codes to get the correct one for entry. Heading to basement where they are located felt like a horror movie, very desolate, odd, sketchy. Leads to a door and a dog that kicks you from here to holy hell, while the owner blows her nose repeatedly and doesn't wash hands while directing what seems like student bakers to decorate staled our semi cupcakes. The whole process takes about 20 minutes from arrival. Doesn't feel welcoming, safe or healthy. The pastries had a stale smell and looked as they were, tossed together. Leaving, I took elevator that led me to odd medical floors and finally I got off at the one labeled "star" 1 and went around a corner leading to a partial staircase to go down. Very very odd the entire experience. The owner had left ahead of me I guess to see I leave, but took the stairs. Outside while getting into my ride, I saw her watching with dog then getting into an suv. Overall rating was 1-2 (3 on the app). I would not return sadly.