The craving for Japanese cheese tarts still hadn't died down. The long line of locals and internationals quickly formed soon after the first Thai branch of Pablo had opened for the day.

Ladies and gentlemen, the long-awaited Pablo is finally in town and joins the array of cheese tarts that have already built their names in the city. If you spent the last couple of years hidden in ...

Tempo met with her, who is a college student at Singapore, when queuing for Pablo, a Japanese cheese tart, at the Gandaria City mall, South Jakarta, yesterday. "I'm so curious, a Singapore food ...

Pablo, famous for its Japanese cheese tarts, has opened its first Canadian location here on a stretch of Dundas St. W. that is quickly turning into Little Japan (see: Uncle Tetsu, Tsujiri ...

One of the trendier arrivals on Japan's sweets scene over the past few years is Pablo, an Osaka chain that bakes sweet cheese tarts. Now, the still-expanding company has teamed up with Mister ...

It was a sad day for lovers of molten Japanese cheese tarts when a global chain selling them closed in Toronto. However, it's now opening back up again, just in a less-central location.

Pablo, which has multiple locations across Japan, makes a gooey cheese tart that’s cooked rare. The eight-inch tarts cost less than $7 each. One reviewer on Yelp said of the tart, “literally ...

It turned moist and smooth with a texture of the tongue. At the end is like PABLO Cheese tart. The paper bag has become a matcha color. Store only menu "Chestnut and straw crispy "thick" Uji ...

SINGAPORE - Japanese cheese tart chain Pablo will open its first outlet here in Wisma Atria next Tuesday (Aug 8). On the menu will be the chain's signature 15cm-wide cheese tarts. Pablo is famous ...