Uncle Tetsu’s Cheesecake

I have no freaking idea why there’s a line here and the need for a preorder and pick up system here when you can pretty much pick one up and go at other outlets like Sunway Pyramid. I suppose being able to collect ONECARD points is a bit of an incentive, but still: P
Got myself a chocolate cheesecake that just launched this past weekend as it was 20% off (early birds got to buy it for RM10). I had other things to do that morning, and I didn’t find out until afters. Fortunately I didn’t have to wait in line (no line) or wait too long (50 minutes?) — I went up, ordered, paid and came back around the next pick up time.
It’s also no better on weekdays too — they also seem to be mysteriously «sold out» especially if you’re there in the evenings.
The cake is nice, don’t get me wrong (just not a fan of personally), but light and fluffy cheesecakes ah… they have those in AEON too. Just saying.

Pre-​order and come back later for collection — this is the Uncle Tetsu style right now. You would know how popular their cheesecake is by looking at the queue here. Of course, to be fair — I must say that this is not a blind craze, I have tried their cheesecake, and the words to describe it would be soft, fluffy, so soft, so fluffy.
Priced at RM21.90 for a whole cake, I would say that the cake is totally worth the price. If you have more than 3 people at home, buying one of it wouldn’t be enough.
Apart from cheesecake, they also have another cake which is around the same price, and also the crunchy cheese sticks. I have not tried the cheese sticks myself, but I have heard good things about it too. That would be on the list — next thing to try!
If you’re not familiar with One Utama, or if you are not too good with directions, it might take you a while to locate the store, as it doesn’t actually face the main walkway. It’s at the LG Floor, and I think it would be easier to locate Cinnabon first, which Uncle Tetsu is adjacent to it.
Good luck finding the place, and happy cheesecaking!

Super light, fluffy and melt in your mouth. This is the third time I am coming to buy it. The texture now is a bit denser and dry but still taste good.

Very nice, light and fluffy cheese cake. They take orders first and then inform you when to collect it. On some days the wait is around 45 minutes. Best to eat it when it is hot.

Before you continue any further, what kind of cheesecake fan are you? Do you like the dense, creamy one that you can slowly savor in your mouth or the light fluffy one that doesn’t leave you heavy on the stomach? I go for the latter if I have the choice and that’s how Uncle Tetsu pops into my head.
It’s a new kiosk located in the center of the new wing of 1utama near cinnabon and gelato fruity. You wouldn’t miss it as there is a perpetual line that forms everytime I visit. It’s an open space so you can see the crew at work baking those delicious concoctions. It takes about 45 mins to an hour to bake and they do it daily, no overnight cheesecake sold here! I will suggest heading straight there to order before doing your shopping as you want to be early to get your cake. You are only limited to 1 order though and that is when you scramble to get your fair share of this delicious goodness
They also have something really cute called a Cheese Zuccotto, basically a cheesecake shaped like a dome, I didn’t look further as one small one sets you back over RM 20. Not really worth it in my opinion. The basic cheesecakes are about RM 20 and we shared it among 5 but you could probably do 6 people, some will want seconds for sure I can guarantee. This soufflé cheesecake is really one of the best in Klang Valley and the freshness is apparent, I can happily pop it into my mouth like popcorn and not feel full. Worth the wait!

Uncle Tetsu’s cheese cake is like the current craze in town. I’m not sure about weekday but every weekend when I’m there, the queue for the cheese cake are super long.
Unlike the ordinary cheese cake, Uncle Tetsu’s cheese cake is very soft and fluffy. Most people fell in love to this fluffy cheese cake after trying them and come back for more (this explains the crazy long queues).
One whole Uncle Tetsu’s cheese cake cost RM19.90. After such long wait in line, you wouldn’t want to just get ‘one’ home.
Other than being delicious, the interesting part about this cheese cake is that they are freshly made at the stall (you can actually stand there to see how it’s made).

Uncle Tetsu’s Cheesecake is not a shop that is easily missed at all. Sure, it’s a pretty ordinary looking stand, but the endless amount of people waiting in line leaves you with a burning curiosity to find out if, «Do they put some sort of crack in their cheese?»
Oh, my friend. This right here, is better than crack.
Given I haven’t tried crack before nor will I, but I imagine it doesn’t taste this marvelous. Yes, I might have sprained a muscle or two waiting in line but let’s take a look at the bigger picture here.
Their cheesecakes were something straight out of Olympia, a dessert for the Greek Gods themselves. It was just the right amount of warm that beautifully crumbled in your mouth, the texture and flavour stimulating your taste buds in sending happy signals to your brain. I wish I could give you tips on how to avoid the crowd, but it seems that no matter what time I go, they’re always there. Watching, waiting.

Have you tried japanese cheesecake before? If you have not, head over to 1 Utama lower ground and look for Uncle Tetsu’s Cheesecake. You cant miss it as it is an open kitchen concept kiosk and when a new batch of cakes it taken out from the oven there is a aroma in the air
So what is so special about this cheesecake? It is light and fluffy. Every bite melts in your mouth. It’s so easy to have a few slices to yourself and not feel bloated. This is very different from the american cheesecake which is denser, richer and «cheesier «
Prcied at RM 19,90 each cake is individually stamped with Uncle Tetsu’s trademark, wrapped in grease proof paper and presented in a paper box. The cake is delicious but be prepared to wait especially during weekends as the queue can be rather long!

Following the overwhelming demand of pastries around Malaysia, Uncle Tetsu’s Cheesecake, a venerable franchise in Japan, finally opened to the Malaysian public, and has garnered much attention from all foodies around KL.
Oh, boy, does the cake taste good.
Unlike most confectionery cafes in Malaysia, the cheesecakes are baked on demand, and with the usually large crowd that clusters itself to the front of the shop, it will be no surprise if you are to wait half an hour or more for your sixteen centimetre cake to be baked to perfection.
I love it. Oh, I love it.
The cake is fluffy, with a texture akin to silk, and with its milky fillings being controlled and heavily restrained by the soft crust that makes it one of the best warm cheesecakes I have ever tasted in my life. Bring your friends like how I did, and share the large cake with them. See their face light up in joy and bliss, going into Cake Heaven and never wanting to come back from the clouds. You can only taste it to believe it.
If you are willing to wait for an eternity for the cake to be baked, then this is the place for you. If you are not, however, all I can say is practice your damned patience, boys; if this is not worth the wait, then what is? A good Taylor Swift album? Bleh.