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Kanto
Cambridgeshire, Cambridge - Filipino - Bakery & Café
Filipino and Korean bakes are the order of the day at this handsome little bakery on Cherry Hinton Road. Tuck into matcha cream buns, a riff on Basque cheesecake made with ube (purple yam) or pillowy ensaymada pastries filled with buttercream and topped with a drift of mild cheese. Savouries grace the counter from mid-morning, so keep an eye out for egg sandos with kimchi butter and sesame, or tuna mayo focaccia with a sprinkle of sweetcorn. Grab a seat inside to enjoy a bake with coffee, or enjoy a strawberry matcha latte on one of the pavement tables when the weather's fine.
VENUE DETAILS
60 Cherry Hinton Road
Cambridge
Cambridgeshire
CB1 7AA
OTHER INFORMATION
Family friendly, Dog friendly, No reservations
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