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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Paris 2012: 1728
If dining in the restored salons of Hotel Mazin La Fayette built in 1728 isn’t enough to impress you, I’m sure the food will. Warm, crusty baguette with stretchy insides. My staple in Paris. Flavours 1728. The family friend who hosted … Continue reading
Posted in Cake, France, French, Paris, Restaurant, sweets, travel
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Paris 2012: Un Dimanche à Paris
Un Dimanche à Paris or a Sunday in Paris is a chocolatier and pâtisserie run by Pierre Cluizel. Does the name “Cluizel” ring a bell? Pierre Cluizel’s the son of Michel Cluizel, a famous chocolatier whose chocolate is exported all around … Continue reading
Royal China
My favourite savoury foods are those that involve sugar. Naturally char siew is among the top of my list (just in case you didn’t know, sugar and honey are the main culprits) Look at these bloated char siew sous. Yum. … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Dim Sum
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New York 2012: MEGU
Once again, we were just in time for restaurant week in New York. I had a list of chi-chi places I wanted to try but alas, all fully booked. So upon our concierge’s recommendation, we headed down to MEGU which is … Continue reading
Posted in Cake, fusion, Japanese, New York, Restaurant, sweets, travel, United States, Western
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Boston 2012: Frozen treats from BerryLine and Toscanini
1. BerryLine I’ve been searching for the perfect cup of froyo for the longest time and BerryLine sells my favourite so far. As a caveat, I admit that I didn’t bother trying any other froyo stall (like the ever popular … Continue reading
Posted in Cookies, Froyo, Ice cream, Massachusetts, sweets, travel, United States
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[Invite]: Lek Lim Nonya Cake Confectionary
Gavin gave the friend and I a behind-the-scenes tour of this old bakery that was passed down from his grandparents, to his parents, and now to him. There are no frills about the place. Open-aired, tiled flooring, metal shelves and … Continue reading
Posted in kueh, sweets
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