Popular Japanese dessert brand Cheese Wonder is launching its first pop-up in Singapore at Ion Orchard, featuring its highly coveted two-layered frozen cheesecake. The dessert, made with Hokkaido dairy and unique flavor combinations, has previously caused long queues and sold out rapidly in Japan and Hong Kong. Available for eight weeks starting May 8, the pop-up will also offer the Wonder Sand cheese cookie sandwich.
Cheese Wonder 's two-layered frozen cheesecake dessert is highly sought after.If you fancy a sweet treat, here's some news that will ignite your cravings.
Japan's popular Cheese Wonder will be making its debut in Singapore with a pop-up at Ion Orchard's Indoor Atrium at Basement 4. The pop-up will last for eight weeks starting May 8, offering three items — including the brand's signature frozen no-bake, two-layer cheesecake made using milk and butter from Hokkaido.
The eponymous Cheese Wonder cheesecake — made using pasture-raised milk, cream and butter, as well as free-range eggs from their own farm — contains fresh cheese mousse and fresh cheese souffle piped into a crunchy cookie crust. It can be purchased as a set of four , which comes in a signature thermal bag, or as a gift box of six .
It is made using a whole Japanese strawberry wrapped in two layers: a delicate fresh cheese souffle, followed by a strawberry-infused fresh cheese mousse.Both versions of the Cheese Wonder can be enjoyed three ways: frozen, lightly softened and fully thawed. The brand's website recommends consuming them lightly softened — which is about 10 to 15 minutes after they are taken out of the freezer.
Also available at the pop-up is the Wonder Sand — a cheese sandwich cookie filled with fresh buttercream and cheese cream made from two types of Hokkaido cheese. Cheese Wonder has attracted snaking queues with nearly three-hour waits at previous pop-ups in Japan and Hong Kong.
It started in 2021, initially only being sold online at 8pm sharp every Friday and Saturday as well as at limited-time pop-ups in Japan. They do not have a permanent brick-and-mortar location. The brand developed a loyal following, with thousands of customers queuing during each sales window and batches selling out within minutes. Among Japanese locals, Cheese Wonder has been deemed a “fantasy dessert” due to its rarity and high demand.
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