Since it is the mid-autumn festival today, I will write about my favourite mooncakes which I have been eating since my childhood days. For those who are not familiar with the mid-autumn festival, it is widely celebrated in Asia as … Continue reading Tai Thong Cake Shop
Good waffles are hard to come by and even though many cafes offer this as a dessert choice, more often then not, the waffles are quite disappointing. When a fellow colleague strongly recommended this cafe for extremely good waffles, I … Continue reading The Larder
We finished our dolphin cruise and was looking for a place to sit down for coffee and chill by the sea before heading back into Perth city. That’s when we spotted this churros cafe. Who doesn’t love chocolate and churros? … Continue reading Chocolateria San Churros
One of my favourite Chinese desserts is the sweet glutinous rice dumplings, lovingly known as tang yuan. Traditionally, these are eaten during yuan xiao or during the Winter Solstice Festival as they signify reunion with their name. They are also … Continue reading Crystal Tang Yuan
This came highly recommended in the magazine we bought introducing all popular eats in Tokyo and the best seller is the croissants which are usually sold up within a few hours of operation. As a big croissant fan, my friend … Continue reading Echire Maison Du Beurre
