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I’ve always wanted to spend a lazy weekday afternoon at Tiong Bahru Bakery and the opportunity finally came when I decided to drop by Raffles City. So I plonked myself at their cafe during tea time, ordered a nice Lemon Tart and Flat White and just sat there reading newspapers with the company of my afternoon tea items. The Lemon Tart ($6) though seemingly small and overpriced surprised me with it’s rich lemon filling. The centre contains a refreshingly tangy lemon curd that goes well with the s

I did not have the luxury of time to sit down at Tiong Bahru Bakery at Raffles City for tea, so i da bao their raisin bun or more likely raisin croissant. their raisin croissant is very large in size. there were really a lot of plump and juicy raisins in the croissant. the croissant was very crispy and fragrant. it goes really well with the raisin. i thought it made a very filling and delicious afternoon tea time snack.

My first time at this new tiong bahru bakery outlet at raffles city shopping center. This outlet is quite abit larger and more spacious than the original flagship outlet at tiong bahru, although food offerings are pretty much the same. Pastries are generally all of a high standard, especially the raved about croissants which have always been consistently good. The croissants especially the raisin one are buttery and rich, flaky on the outside soft on the inside. Combined with the sweet contrast

I decided to stop by Tiong Bahru Bakery at Raffles City Shopping Center to grab some supper as my dinner was kind of light and I was not really full. After much pondering, I finlly settled for their Chocolate Croissant . The croissant pastry was really good, very buttery and fragrant. The chocolate inside the pastry was not too sweet. in fact is was a little bitter sweet in my opinion. the rich chocolate flavour along with the buttery pastry really goes hand in hand. it was very reasonably price

Too many choices, don’t know what to get. The samples available on the counter is soft and tasty. Orders some for takeaway. Nicely packed in a paper bag, sealed with a paper handle which is easily torn off.Croissant Almonds ($3.50) : The standard of the croissant is a class of its own. Cannot compare.Kouign Aman ($3.50) : Crispy and sweet on the outside, but soft and chewy inside.Praline Pear Tart ($6.00) : soft and nice is the pear.

It was my first time at Tiong Bahru Bakery. I always saw there is a long queue during the weekends so I reckoned that it is quite popular. I went in during one of the weekday and decided to have a light dinner there. I ordered a croissant which cost $3.20 and a Cappuccino that cost about $6.00. The croissant was really delious. One of the best croissants that I have ate in Singapore so far. Somehow this bakery is in collaboration with Gontran Cherrier, a celebrity baker from Paris. Hence there i

Craving for some salmon? Well, Tiong Bahru bakery was offering this very unique charcoal bun with rocket salad and smoked salmon! the charcoal bun didn't taste anything like charcoal except it was black and more fragrant, a little harder than your usual muffin. i thought it was very nice of them to use rocket vegetable rather than the usual lettuce, and the smoked salmon was extremely delicious! They had a sufficient number of pieces to go around, you just have to try this ! the restaurant was a

For more pictures and details: http://www.dairycream.blogspot.sg/2012/12/tiong-bahru-bakery-more-than-croissants.htmlThe signature croissant (eaten up before any photos could be taken) lived up to my expectation partly because I had reheated it in my oven till the crispness I want. But I doubt it will be the same eating in the shop unless they are straight out the oven. However, I think their Almond croissant with Chocolate filling (left) and Kouig Aman (right) are equally competent , if not be

Were very surprised when we saw this Tiong Bahru Bakery by Gontran Cherrier at Raffles city as we misunderstood it to be related to Tiong Bahru Pau selling steamed fluffy buns or egg tarts.After surfing the web then we realised that this Tiong Bahru Bakery is part of Food Collective. The sales person was right that this Raffles City outlet is the same as that Tiong Bahru Eng Hoon, but not the Tiong Bahru Pau that were are referring to.Their bread and pastry were nice and they also offered nice j

I was happy that they opened a branch at Raffles City which was very convenient as in town. As the last time I tasted their blueberry crumble, and this time round I shall try their in house signature pastry, the lemon tart. It was indeed very very lemonly(sour) and the pastry base was hardy yet easy to bite off and the taste was nice. The only setback was the lemon filling melted when I came home and not realized it was better to keep it in the fridge.