Hazukido (Yaletown)

Ver my disappointment! I believe this place is overly hyped.Unfortunately, the croissants were not fresh and so tiny for such a price. We tried multiple flavors and non stood out. (They were visually nice tho)The worst was the dark chocolate croffle, it was tough, dry, and extremely sweet!I wouldn’t recommend it.

Wide selection of croissants and refreshers. My custard croissant was good with just the right amount of filling. Clean interior, I enjoyed the design aspect. Location wise in a spot in Yaletown that has been a difficult sell previously to gain foot traffic but they seem to be doing okay. Disappointed that the croissants to go come in individual paper bags and not a box. Coffee for here also comes in a paper cup. Reasonable amount of comfortable indoor seating, no outdoor space. On entrance you have to go up 3 steps, I could not see an entrance for someone with a disability. They have a rewards card. Friendly staff $$

This one was a tricky one to rate, because some things were great, but there were a few solid misses too.Ambience - cute spot, nice display, good seating availability. They don't have any cutlery besides disposable spoons for soup, and they don't have plates so if you're planning to sit in you'll get your croissants in a paper bag which was a bit disappointing considering it's a cafe with seating.Croissants - Croissant itself was smaller than expected and lacked the buttery and crispiness that a really good French one would have. The fillings and flavours however were quite delicious. The strawberries were fresh and the fillings the perfect sweetness.Service - staff were really nice, patient and attentive. They were able to make great recommendations too.

If you like fluffy croissants with less sweet filling, this might be the place for you. We tried the taro cream and strawberry croissants. It was ok but neither made me think “I want another”. There are no plates or cutlery (if you’re dining in, your croissant will be on a paper bag). The staff are nice and will cut it for you so let them know if you intend to split it. Coffee was not good unfortunately. Cute decor though.

Tasty pastries and fabulous drinks. They have a wide variety of sweet and savoury.There is plenty of seating for dine-in and they offer take out.They have a great rewards program that allows you to collect points to redeem on items on your next visit.

The first time I bought croissants to go, arrived home, heated my croissant 10 seconds and was delicious. I told to my friends and they said that when they went there the food was no that tasty. Now I’m dining In, and asked for my croissant to be warmed up. The clerk refused saying that the croissants are baked daily so warming them up might affect the texture. So I tasted them cold and the flavor is totally different. It’s very unlikely I dine in again, better taking them home.

Good selection & exciting upcoming flavours such as durian. Wide drinks selection as well. Chic small place. Good stuffTried their raspberry panna cotta croissant and no regrets. Also had the classic bubble tea, it had a strong roasted tea flavour, not overly sweet or iced.Can taste the quality for sure

There are so many croissants varieties available and they are always making new batches throughout the day so the options are rotating depending on when you arrive. Keep in mind that these croissants are on the smaller side, so you can definitely eat more! We also ordered the brown sugar bubble tea which had a great depth of caramel flavor although the pearls were a little old and a little hard.

My fav place for savoury croissant. Love the crabmeat one the most. I feel too greasy after having the Salted yolk one. But the others are all great. Great option for a yummy breakfast. Can be turned into avocado croissant easily.