Great Japanese (IMO) Patisserie in the East Coast SG for a good coffee /tea time experience. Cakes are really good (loved my Strawberry Shortcake) with Iced Coffee without sugar syrup. Really on par with established names like Henri Carpentier on the shortcake.
Special flavour.. The Passion Fruit Chiffon Cake. It smell soooo nice and soft to the bite. Not too sweet too and can keep for days in the chillier without compromising on the quality 👍🤗 but the price about $16/chiffon #msgreedysis #greedybuddiez
I first heard of Flor Patisserie from a friend who was raving about their cakes. Well, am pleasantly surprised to find that they have an outlet on East Coast Rd, a stone's throw from my house. Today, I have the opportunity to check it out.
Their Japanese-style cakes is reminiscence of the Japanese bakeries I visited in Japan, and quite similar to Chateraise. And it's rather pricey ie. be prepared to fork out S$8-13 for a slice of cake, which I have no doubt is excellent. Since I am watching my carbs count and I do not have a sweet tooth, I didn't want to walk out of Flor empty-handed after all those rave reviews. So I picked up the Tofu Passionfruit Chiffon Cake, their simplest and most affordable tea cake.
Well, it was not much to look at but it is well-executed that I finished half the delectable unique chiffon cake at one-go (so much for carbs count!). It's not too sweet with a tinge of sourness from the passionfruit and a bit of crunch for the seeds. Given Flor's proximity, I'd definitely pick up this cake for my guests in future.
Finally, I like to comment the patisserie for her green efforts by implementing a no-plastics practice. Please always remember to bring your own bag!
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