My culinary prayers, that is.
Hurray! Hurray!
While circling The Gardens yesterday afternoon in search for that elusive entrance to the parking lot, I saw several board covers for incoming store tenants into the new mall.
The one 'Coming Soon' that made me leap for joy was Paul! Paul, the ubiquitious French patisserie chain is putting house in The Gardens!
I'm so elated! I'm over the moon because this means I'd be able to savour my favourite dessert - macaron (or macaroon) - in Malaysia!
I know for a fact that the nearest place to relish these colourful gems is in Singapore.
Now that it is available locally, I'd be able to buy them by the hoards (okay, I'm exaggerating).
A heap of thank yous to whomever that is instrumental in bringing Paul to our shore. He or she must be pining for macarons too!
Let's just pray my eyes were not playing tricks on me, or they've decided to pull out last minute. *fingers crossed*
Coffee and macarons, anyone?
7 years on...
1 year ago
5 comments:
Oh I shall put a note to myself for my next makan makan trip back in Malaysia. Next summer that is
the macaron looks great..
Japanese would love it too if one day Paul expands his franchise here...
Lollies,
Visit you must! I will remind you to drop by Paul :)
Btw, apparently macarons are already available in Bakerzine - I have to check it out!
Faizly,
Thanks for dropping by. I think so too that the Japanese will fall in love with it...
I like Beard Papa's scrumptious cream puffs in Mid-Valley, a Japanese franchise - I wonder if it's still there considering how pricey one puff is.....
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David,
Thanks for dropping by to disseminate the news.
We'll try to be extra vigilant in this part of the world. Thank you. :)
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