Halal Reviews for Buns From Home Soho

As always, the stuff are friendly and recommend the best buns to try. I’ve tried the new Dubai chocolate and it was delicious, creamy, plenty of pistachio cream, a good recommendation while they have this. The classic mix berry cheesecake is always a good choice. The large ones are big enough to share. Will come back again to try new stuff.

I tried three types of desserts: chocolate, cinnamon roll, and cheesecake. The cheesecake was the only one worth trying — the rest were quite average. The staff member seemed friendly with the customers before us, but as soon as it was our turn, her attitude changed completely. She frowned, didn’t greet us, and acted in an unwelcoming and cold manner, which made the experience uncomfortable. The place also wasn’t clean, and some of the desserts were uncovered with flies landing on them. Considering the poor service and hygiene, the prices are definitely too high. I won’t be coming back, and I don’t recommend it.

My favourite was the tiramisu bun and was told they’ll be back in September! I ordered vanilla custard and Dubai choc instead to take away, reheated it in air fryer the next day and it came out great.

Best cinnamon bun I've ever had!! So soft and fresh but slightly crisp on the outside. Really tasty, I want to go back for more!! The prices range from £3.5 to £4.95, which I think is great value considering one dry mass produced cinnamon bun in a chain coffee shop starts at about £3.5, I'd definitely stop by here again! I had one fresh that day and saved a second for the following day and it was still just as tasty.

Looks like a new bakery here so decided to give their classic cinnamon bun a try. They are soft and moist and not overly sweet so would say decent but for 3.95£? In mainland Europe this kind of buns are very average and cost way less.