The Honeycake State Buildings

Have been a fan of the honey cake for years since we were introduced to it by a friend who's a local WA resident. Only criticism I have: 1) the shipping instructions provided for at least 2 interstate orders were not followed properly. I've ordered a cake for my mum in law (in SA) once last year and just recently. She was home all day and not a single door bell rung, neither was my sister in law's mobile rung. A card was left on their home and I received an email notification that the honey cake has arrived SA and pending on collection at nearby post office. This was very disappointing as they were looking forward to enjoy the yummy cake. 2) I'm a local Perth resident but my postcode no longer qualifies for free shipping this year. It's challenging to go to Northbridge or Fremantle to buy the cakes with a young toddler in tow and it takes at least half hour if not more to travel one way to the cakes shop. I'm hoping there will be more options available for pick-up or perhaps a discount shipping fee (instead of $15 flat shipping fee) for local orders.

Went there today and tried the tester of the honey cake, it was delicious, good ratio of the cream and the cake, so I decided to buy one piece. But the one I bought taste so different, very very dry like a dry biscuit and the cream I can hardly taste the honey. The lady behind the counter very friendly and nice. But the taste is not consistent. I don't mind paying 7$ for tiny piece of cake if it really good but what I got is very very dry cake and don't taste as good as the taster they gave.