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What People are Saying About Le Yeahllow

After the physical store opening in 366 Little Collins St, CBD, some media publications are discovering Le Yeahllow’s cake and gave us heartfelt reviews. Among them are publications such as TimeOut, What’s On Melbourne, and Concrete Playground.

Le Yeahllow’s Balloon Puppy makes MasterChef appearance

“Melbourne patisserie Le Yeahllow gone down in pop culture history after head pastry chef Steven He was brought on board for a MasterChef Australia challenge, unveiling the bakery’s famous Balloon Puppy Cake.” – Baking Business

“The amazing looking entrement treat featured a base of chocolate fairy sponge, shortbread crumble with dark chocolate and a layer of sour cherry compote and another layer of chocolate sponge.

Between each layer there is ganache made from English breakfast tea, topped with a decoration of a miniature ‘balloon dog’ made of white chocolate.” – Daily Mail

Coach celebrated their Melbourne Tabby Shop opening with an inflatable Tabby bag

Across the weekend, a DJ booth, Coach Records, will play host to a revolving set of local talents, while the in-house Coach Coffee Shop slings bespoke Tabby and daisy-shaped cakes by famed South Yarra cake shop, Le Yeahllow.

Le Yeahllow Co-Founder Samsky Yeung on What it Takes to Run One of Melbourne's Fastest Growing Patisserie Brands

“But at the end of the day, a cake is something for everyone, it shouldn’t be that expensive. It’s not like you’re buying Louis Vuitton, it’s also playful. So we put it together, it’s elegantly playful and I hope that’s something everyone can enjoy.”

Newly-minted Shop on Driver Lane

Their newly-minted shop on Driver Lane is the third in Le Yeahllow’s stable, joining the original location in South Yarra, and a second CBD bakery on Little Collins street.

This "Not Cross Bun Cake" from Le Yeahllow is a delicious alternative to the traditional Easter bun

Le Yeahllow has ushed in a breath of warm Easter air with their take on the ‘not cross bun’ – their hyper realistic Hot Cross Cake. The Hot Cross Cake features a moist centre of hot cross bun sponge, enriched with plump raisins, chocolate chips, and a decadent Valrohna chocolate cremeux. Each slice is adorned with layers of allspice whipped ganache and intricate chocolate decorations, making it a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds.

Find Out More About Us on WHAT'S ON Melbourne

Specialising in unique designs and great tasting flavour combinations, the shop is popular for its beautiful looking cakes. There are many cakes to choose from but favourites include mandarin cake, mango cake, matcha cake, and red velvet cake.

The best cake delivery in Melbourne

Bright aesthetic colours, whimsical designs and crowd-pleasing flavour combinations lend each unique creation the wow factor, making Le Yeahllow your perfect one-stop shop for birthday cake ideas and celebration desserts that impress.

Melbourne Dessert Artists Le Yeahllow Open Bricks and Mortar Store in the Melbourne CBD

That’s right, the once online-only dessert vendor can now be found on the corner of Elizabeth and Little Collins — perfect if you’re in the city and feel like grabbing a bite of an edible work of art.

Melbourne’s best Is It Cake?-ian creations

Everything for the CBD store is made in South Yarra and while Le Yeahllow also sells other patisserie favourites including canelés, Paris-Brests, and financiers, the shop’s playful and inventive petit gateaux and whole cakes remain its standout creations.

Bring your friends and family to visit our CBD store at Shop 4/8 Driver Lane, Melbourne, 3000. In there, you can try all of our cakes and take a coffee to go. Some notable favourites like Le Mandarin, Canele, Mango Cheesecake, Yuzu Hachimitsu, and Macarons will be available on display. You can also order and pick up your cake from our CBD store. Shop now by clicking the button below!