Green Pumpkin Japanese Bakery - Shokutsu 10 (Closed)

Bakery serving japanese bread has always attracted me due to their pretty display of bread and cakes and at times very interesting flavours. I notices this Yuzu cheesecake the other day and felt that it was really interesting, since the store beside it offered it at a cheaper price with any ala carte perchase me and my brother shared one of it. I was very disappointed in it. The cheesecake tasted like a block of cheese with Yuzu jelly on the top. The whole taste was very weird. I was anticipatin

I was attracted by the name and the logo.It looks quite and creactive.As can see, this bun look really cute.This is a pumpkin bun.The golden pumpkin filling inside taste not bad,quite nice and fresh.The bun is really soft.It cost around $1.This cheesy bun taste good too.The soft and smooth cheese match well with the soft bun.It also cost around $1.I also got their matcha bread with azuki bean filling.There are sticky red bean filling, it is nice as the filling is quite much.

Green Pumpkin is one of the dining place at Shokutsu 10. I like their simple and cosy setting. I had their Wagashi set ($6.90), that served with either ocha (green tea) or coffee. Wagashi actually refers to traditional Japanese confectionary typically made with beans, grains, potatoes, sesame seeds and sugar. There are three choices for the set, and I ordered the Siberian Castella. It's the sweet bean jelly sandwiched between two matcha castella. The cake is fluffy and I like the sweetbean jell

the buns here have interesting flavours. many colours too. supposedly japanese influenced. the yuzu bun is great! the pastry is super soft but not too light. the colour is a nice yellow gold. the filling is just right. not too sweet. it's a white bean paste filling. best eaten as soon as possible. costs about $2.50 per piece. they have green tea buns too, which are green in colour, but i find does not have enough green tea taste. very pretty layouts and designs of the shape of the buns.

I was having dinner at ichiban boshi & saw this japanese bakery store,Their bread look really cuteso bought 1 to tryThis greentea mochi ,on top is green tea topping,inside is mochi with fillingThe bread was very soft,however the inside filling was really very sweet the mochi was green colour,they put in a lot of colouring,which i don't like,not good for healthTheir mochi was not QQ at all,was really disappointedOVerall i rate 5/10

Green pumpkin sells some of the most Japanese inspired flavoured breads with very pretty looking designs and dough shapes. I bought their signature green pumpkin bread which is the green coloured bread filled with golden pumpkin filling. Pumpkin lovers will definitely enjoy the generous stuffings of golden pumpkin. I also got their matcha bread with azuki bean filling. The nice sticky red bean filling complements the matcha based bread shell it is covered in. It was a joy to eat, although it cou

A nice cosy spot for coffee and desserts. I ordered Sakura Anpan and Yuzu Anpan. The sakura anpan look quite appealing and special, it taste pretty good. The filling in the bread is white lotus paste but personally it a bit sweet and the taste very smooth. The bread was soft in texture. The yuzu anpan was not bad. The texture was soft and fluffy and I loved the sweet yuzu paste in it, yuzu was not very obvious but no doubt a refreshing change for bun.

Green Pumpkin Japanese Bakery is located at Nex Mall basement 1 (Shokutsu 10). If you like pumpkin, do try their signature green pumpkin bread which comes in a nice 'green cap'-like shape (attached photo). Mrupupup loves this Japanese bakery and cannot be found elsewhere in Singapore for their bread. Anyway, their green pumpkin bread is the number 1 best seller. The bakery also sells other types of bread which are very nice. Yummzz.

I will buy breads from Green Pumpkin whenever I am in NEX and yesterday, I tried the green pumpkin. The exterior of the bread is very pretty with it resembling a japanese green pumpkin. The green pumpkin bread has a very fluffy exterior and the interior lies the orangy hue pumpkin which is smooth and sweet. The ratio of bread to filling is just right, anymore or less it will end up tasting too sweet. However, the only thing which I didn't quite like is the price since it is pretty expensive for

I was shopping around Nex and saw this distinguish stall at the Japanese street of Nex, the bread looks surprise cute, bought one and try. I was really surprised when I pulled the bread apart because the pumpkin fillings were not like the usual mashed pumpkin fillings. You can see small cubes of pumpkin, with even the skins on! And they were not extremely sweet at all. The sweetness was from the natural sweetness of the pumpkins. I’ve realized that pumpkin buns from other bakeries elsewhere have

I really can’t recall what this bread is. I just grabbed it off the shelf since I am rushing for time. I ate it right on the very same day, hence the bread is very soft and has a chewy bite to it. The filling is also very smooth and sweet. I don’t really have a sweet tooth, so this is slightly sweet for me, but I guess it will suit most people well. Most of their breads have red bean and pumpkin as their fillings, so for people who love red bean, this will definitely satisfy your cravings for an

Never knew there was such a bakery, till my parents found this store and we decided to try out this bakery. It costs about $2 for each bun, which is quite a big size. I tried the chocolate chip bun. The inside is fluffy and light, and the outside was slightly crunchy, with a very unique pattern, looks like an umbrella, I suppose I like the chocolate chips that they put inside, as it really boosted the taste, and overall, it was really delicious! I also a sugary custard bun that proved to be ta

Nice mochi bun! It's green tea mochi bun. With a green tea toppung and a green tea mochi inside. The texture is surprising and interesting. Highly recommended. The white bun bit is abit too airy and soft - would prefer a denser texture. Pricey buns at this place. It's about $2 a small bun. Their pizza bun is really good too. The service is fast. There are pretty cakes on display but not really recommended as I didn't like their taste. Recommended for their buns.

They have new buns on the menu now and it's pretty interesting and very very good! The cakes are not so good. The strawberry cake is the Japanese style strawberry cake but it's not very tasty. Generous fruits but too much cream. Would prefer more strawberries on top. The pink buns are strawberry buns which has such a nice pink colour and tastes great. The have savoury buns as well, which are relaly really good and not overly salty. Rather pricey for everything.

I love the green and pink colour of these buns! The one with a pink patch on top has some sakura mochi inside and it tastes realy flowery and unique. It's supposed to be sakura green tea bun. Very interesting.The other one is supposed to be a green tea with white bean filling. Very well balanced flavour and just the right sweetness. As it is a bean filling, it fills you up quickly.Each cost about $3++. Not cheap for buns, but they are very different to the buns from other places. Supposed to be