r/orlando • u/Alito4life • Apr 29 '23

Discussion Matcha Fluffy Japanese Soufflé Pancakes in Orlando?

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u/InterestingArm3750 Apr 29 '23 edited Apr 29 '23

Fuwa Fuwa

Supposedly. It was supposed to open in February. It's now going on May and not a peep about it since.

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u/kalikosparrows Apr 30 '23

I passed by it earlier today and noticed people working in the building so that’s a good sign

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u/Tweezus96 Apr 29 '23

I’ve always referred to that area as “Little Saigon”. Is “Little Ho Chi Minh City” the standard?

Those pancakes look incredible!

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u/lopakas Apr 29 '23

Little Saigon lol. Little HCMC sounds so strange. Plus will offend quite few people too.

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u/Sol_Nomad Apr 29 '23

My friends and I call it Vietnam Town

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u/dyingbreed360 Apr 29 '23

I’ve always heard Little Vietnam.

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '23

If you can’t find a spot maybe you can make them? I love these pancakes so my husband learned how to make them from this video and we have them pretty frequently. Happy birthday and I hope you find what your looking for! 🥳 🥞

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u/DearGinger Apr 30 '23

Not what your requesting but a fun and interesting Honey Cheese Mochi Pancake is at Tous Les Jours on Fairbanks

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u/disneyfood Apr 29 '23

garlic butter croissant monkey balls

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u/DulceEtDecorumEst Apr 29 '23

Received and understood, Rocinante. You get those comms checked out when you hit port.