Browsing All posts tagged under »dessert«

Ladurée @ Ngee Ann City

April 16, 2013

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April has been an exciting month with several notable figures invading our island. One-Michelin Star Dim Sum restaurant Tim Ho Wan has resided in The Atrium @ Orchard (Plaza Singapura) just less than a week ago and now we have Parisian luxury patisserie chain, Ladurée. When news about introducing this Macaron originator into Singapore started […]

Prima Deli’s Pineapple Tarts

January 31, 2013

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*1st & 2nd photographs credits to Prima Deli* If you have been diligently following my blog and realised the inefficiency with the entries, AiMakan apologises with much guilt. I have got to admit, two posts in a month is horrible but then, I have always been slow due to my shift work schedules. Please do […]

Tårta Chokladkrokant @ Ikea

January 15, 2013

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AiMakan was on the verge of breaking down from all the festive feasts she had. That should explain why I have been missing in action on my blog. I am back with a whole list of goodies to recommend and they will all be short entries to start getting readers interested with me again. Here […]

Bobby’s @ Chijmes

August 25, 2012

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Most business owners would name their firms after themselves. But not Bobby’s. It was fascinating to learn that the Indonesian Indian partners took up the name after an encounter with a particular friendly policeman (known as Bobbies) in London. This humble establishment already owns two separate outlets, one in Chijmes and the other in Cuppage. […]

Juchheim’s Baumkuchen @ Takashimaya

October 5, 2011

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Baumkuchen is a German/Japanese version of the Indonesian layered cake, Kueh Lapis. The characteristic rings that appear when sliced resemble tree rings. Thus given the German name, Baumkuchen; which literally translates to “tree cake” or “log cake”. Unlike its Asian counterpart, the Baumkuchen is baked on a rotating rod instead. The skillful confectioner scoops and […]

Flor pâtisserie @ Duxton Hill

October 21, 2010

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Price meter: $$ out of $$$$$ Worth Meter : √√√√ out of √√√√√ Happiness Meter : ☺☺☺☺☺ out of ☺☺☺☺☺ What’s great? : Incredible service. Beautiful, tasty cakes and pastries. Flor Pâtisserie serves authentic Japanese-styled French pastries. Opened in July this year, Chef Yamashita Masataka who owned a pâtisserie in Nara, Japan and worked in […]