BIBBLE & SIP: Pastries Just Too Cute to Eat

GARY CHAN | ASIAN CAFE

City: New York City. 253 W 51st St, New York, NY 10019

DESSERT WORTHY | REVIEW | NEW YORK CITY

Bibble & Sip definitely ranks up there as one of the cutest Asian cafes ever, with the most adorable, creative little pastries and cream puffs I’ve ever seen. Best thing is that they they all taste as cute as they look.

A French Confectionery inspired by Asian flavors, Bibble & Sip makes everything fresh in house. Even down to the smallest component such as the granola on the yogurt, and the marshmallows on the hot chocolate. I love how the items are not too sweet. An welcomed attribute of most Asian style cafes.

According to the founder, Gary Chan, “bibble” is an archaic word that means to eat indulgently; “sip” implies cultured enjoyment. Gary wanted an asian cafe to be a casual and fancy experience, while at the same time, a relaxed environment offering sophisticated flavors. I’d say he succeeded! Their French inspired pastries are just a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. It’s like being a kid all over again, looking at the showcase, unable to narrow down and pick just one.

Will it be the adorable white cloud puff, or the ever so playful pink pig with the macaron beret? And then there’s the various flavors of cream puffs! From Matcha, to Earl Grey, to Black Sesame, it’s tough to pick just one. Luckily, they do deliver via Seamless and GrubHub, so in the event you can’t make it to them in midtown, the Lucky Hazelnut and Milk Tea Cloud can float on over to you.