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Tag Archives: Hot Chocolate
Drink & Dessert Set at Paul (& My Patient Cousin)
After being disappointed by the closed queue at Laduree we still had macarons on our mind. So we both opted for the S$12.90 set at Paul which included macarons. Alas, they were just sweet and not great. The cream brulee … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Cousin, family, Hot Chocolate, love, macaron, Ngee Ann City, Paul, Takashimaya
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St Marc Cafe at Vivo
I’m impressed by St Marc, the new Japanese Bread and Dessert Cafe at Vivo. It’s known for it’s bread, especially the chocolate croissant known as choco cro, which I haven’t tried yet. Did a bit of googling. It’s a famous … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged bread, cafe, Hot Chocolate, ice cream, japanese, new, open, St Marc Cafe, vivo, VivoCity
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Paul: Improved Service
The service at Paul (Ngee Ann City) has improved tremendously. There’s a lady there who reminds me of my secondary school English teacher. She is so polite and attentive and I think they should totally reward her for being such … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged cafe, croissant, French, Hot Chocolate, Kino, Ngee Ann City, Paul, Singapore, Taka
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Hediard: Another Favourite Spot of Mine
Some things you can’t quite explain, but I like the vibe at Hediard in spite of the prices. Just my second time here but I’m charmed by the place hidden in a quaint little Tudor style building. I know the … Continue reading
Au Chocolat at Marina Bay Sands (Real Hot Chocolate & Cheesecake)
So many French Cafes all over town and that’s great news to me. This one in particular is French inspired (said to be Singapore grown) and I must say it’s one of the best hot chocolates I’ve had lately. I … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Au Chocolat, Best, cafe, cakes, cheesecake, desserts, French inspired, Hot Chocolate, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
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My Second Visit to Brunetti was Disappointing
Wish the quality of the food was as good as the decor here. The cannoli was soggy and the filling too sweet. The hot chocolate was too cloying as well, and I prefer my hot chocolate made with real semi … Continue reading
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Tagged Brunetti, cafe, decor, Hot Chocolate, Italian, macaron, Singapore, Tanglin Mall
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Forty Hands at 78 Yong Siak Street: The Best Iced Latte I’ve Ever Had
My sweet cousin treated me to the best iced latte ever at 40 Hands which is at Yong Siak Street. They put chain store coffees to shame. This revived area in Tiong Bahru has definitely captured my heart the way … Continue reading
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Tagged 40 Hands, address, Best, cafe, coffee, Hot Chocolate, iced Latte, Opening Hours, Singapore, Tiong Bahru, Yong Siak Street
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Paul: The French Cafe at Ngee Ann City (Takashimaya)
Wanted to try this new Parisian Cafe (or French Bakery Restaurant) that’s come to Singapore. Been reading so much about it on all the Singapore food blogs. My conclusion is the wait staff could smile more and be more polite, … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged atas, chocolate bon pain, crossaint, Food, French, Hot Chocolate, Ngee Ann City, Paris, pastries, Paul, Singapore, snooty, Takashimaya
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Hot Chocolate at VivoCity
I should have ordered the dark chocolate instead of the milk one at Max Brenner. It was just way too sweet for me. If I was daring I would have ordered the one with chilli and spices in it. I … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged beverage, Chocolate, culture, decor, design, drink, Entertainment, Food, Hot Chocolate, Life, Living, mall, Max Brenner, personal, photography, photos, shopping, Singapore, travel
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My Village at Serangoon Gardens (NTUC Finest)
This is the gourmet version of Singapore’s most basic supermarket NTUC Fairprice and it’s called NTUC Finest. I think the outlet at the new My Village in Serangoon Gardens is small and cosy. I find it thrilling to get blog … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged canned fruit, cereal, culture, design, Food, fruit, gourmet, groceries, Hot Chocolate, jam, lemon curd, Life, Living, lychee, Maju, mall, My Village, new, NTUC Finest, open, personal, photography, photos, pretty, Serangoon Garden, Serangoon Gardens, shopping, Singapore, supermarket, Swiss Miss, travel, vegetables
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Laurent Bernard Chocolatier: Best Hot Chocolate in Singapore
Had the best hot chocolate in Singapore at Laurent Bernard Chocolatier which is at the sleepy Robertson Quay, a place I quite like. You can tell that the French Owner, Laurent Bernard, has a true passion for chocolate and I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged cafe, caramel ice cream, Chocolate, decor, design, dessert, drinks, Food, Hot Chocolate, ice cream, Laurent Bernard Chocolatier, Life, Living, personal, photography, photos, Robertson Quay, Singapore, travel
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