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My first time to FLOR Pâtisserie.Ordered a high tea set and an individual tart. The tart was an ice cheese tart. As a fan of cheese, the taste was pretty right. It is not as sweet those I have eaten. The cheese taste was balanced as well. I definitely enjoy the cakes and the afternoon. The cakes still lingers in my mind and I would like to try the rest of its selections.

I am always here whenever i am in town. Their delicious cakes are the motivation behind my intention to be in the vicinity, either intentionally or unintentionally. My all time favorite has to be Wakakusayam, a swiss roll of honey-infused green tea and their exclusive red bean cream then nicely decorated with slice of strawberry and Japanese chestnut and red bean. I have always ended up with a piece or two, to have it for afternoon break or even have it refrigerated and have it the next day for

I have always been a fan of japanese cakes and pastries and was delighted to have discovered Flor Patisserie at Duxton Hill. I decided to order a slice of Moint Blanc. The cakeis topped with fresh fruits like blueberries and strawberry. The sponge cake was really soft and fluffy. The creamy chestnut cream is the highlight of the cake.

A pretty well known pastry shop that have won the hearts of many! We had strawberry shortcake in celebration of one of our fellow colleague's birthday. The cake comes in a pretty bow. I assume it's their signature design. The cake is fluffy accompanied by layers of cream. It tasted perfect on the whole, with fruits, sponge cake and cream. Yummy!

This place serves yummy French pastries with Japanese influence. It is baked by a Japanese Chef Yamashita. Located at Duxton Hill but they just open a branch at Takashimaya this Oct.This Patisserie shop has limited seating with a few tables & chairs. A glass display shows their cakes available. Note that they only except cash in the shop, no credit card facilities in the shop.The pieces of cakes & pastries are on the high side at $6.50 a slice and marron pie at $4.20. Hot drink like tea is aro

What a pretty Birthday cake, isn't it? i absolutely loved it. I have always wanted a pretty birthday cake and after my past encounters with Flor Patisserie, i have decided to get my birthday cake from there. I marked my calendar to remind myself to make an order at least 3 days in advance. I know it sounded strange but i have always ordered my own birthday cake. I have decided to go with Mont Blanc. The deliciousness of the french chestnut cream is simply irresistible and complemented the soft s

A friend bought this cake for us and said that she heard from her colleagues that the cakes here are good and raved so much that she also got one to try. The cake was decorated with fresh strawberries and the cream on top was whipped cream yet the center was spread with fresh cream. The sponge was light and airy, and overall the taste was good . The size of the cake was 17 X 12 for around 6 persons at the price of $33.00. I heard also from my friend that their chestnut cream cake is nice too an

This is probably the best cake that i ever tasted in Singapore. I could not forget how delicious the french chestnut cream was and how crispy the puff pastry taste. My favorite has to be the sweetened Japanese chestnuts. I am going to order this for my birthday. I am coming back to try their other cakes too.

My first time to FLOR Pâtisserie.Ordered a high tea set and an individual tart. The cake that was chosen is Wakakusayama, which is a swiss roll with green tea and red beans. It was pretty awesome, the green tea taste was pretty balance and it is not as dry as some rolls I have eaten. I still remember the taste as I writes this review. The tart was an ice cheese tart. As a fan of cheese, the taste was pretty right. It is not as sweet those I have eaten. The cheese taste was balanced as well. I de

I was a little confused when i found out that there is another Japanese cake shop by Chef Yamashita - Flor Patisserie. I used to vist Glace by Chef Yamashita whenever I passed by Icon. I could see the similarities of their products, i thought they should be under the same boss or rather they should be 'sister' shop. Then i came to realise that Chef Yamashita actually left Glace and set up his own cake shop - Flor Patisserie by Chef Yamashita. No wonder there is so much similarities in their prod

Some of the best cakes in Singapore found in this Japanese bakery. Some of my current favorite are the Caramel Ice Cheese Tart, Berry Berries and Cacao Royale. CARAMEL ICE CHEESE TART: I could not help but fell madly in love with the melt in the mouth cream cheese filling in a tartlette of a crunchy almond cookie that give it both the tastes and textures. I absolutely love this, it tasted even nicer when served chilled, BERRY BERRIES: This is the signature strawberry shortcake consists of soft s

We happily headed home with 4 cakes from Flor since the shop space is quite small. Flor's Tahiti (as the name implies) is a happy fusion of pineapple cubes, passionfruit cream and coconut dacquoise. The cake was a bit too tangy at first but soon became rather addictive Flor's BerryBerries ($5.50) is almost as light as air to almost not there. I did not have a good impression of Glace's strawberry souffle and BerryBerries reminded me of it. All of us love the mango pie ($6), I am especially im

Mango Pie ($6): Baked creme d’amande tart filled with pastry cream, and topped with fresh ripe mango and blueberries.This has a superbly moist and buttery tart base and is so darn good that I had it on both of my visits. My favourite pie (tart?) at the moment!Tahiti ($6): Coconut dacquoise filled with passionfruit mousse, and topped with fresh pineapple.Love this too cuz this is really light and refreshing. I know I shouldn’t do it but I prefer to eat the layer of coconut dacquoise on its own. O