Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart launches first flavour variation

Posted by Andrea Hogan on 5th June 2017

Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tarts are now selling their first flavour variation.

Hokkaido first launched in Malaysia in mid-2016 where its tarts quickly became a popular food trend. Stores were opened in Sydney and Melbourne a few months later with the tarts also becoming popular quickly in Australia.

Originally just selling plain cheese tarts, Hokkaido will now sell a chocolate variety in its Australian stores.

Chocolate tarts will be priced slightly higher than the original cheese tart with the new option priced at AUD $4.20 per tart. Original tarts cost AUD $3.90 per tart.

There are four Hokkaido stores in Melbourne and one in Sydney.

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