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2013-12-04
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Fruit Paradise is located at level 4 Japanese corner at the far end between Ajisen Ramen and Kazokutei. The whole area is called “Tokyo Walker” and based on the company stated in my bill, it should be under Bachmann Japanese Restaurant Pte Ltd.One can seat in any of these restaurant and order the dishes from the other restaurant next to it (Interesting and space saving) though we are lucky enough to be able to sit at the tables within Fruit Paradise restaurant. The fruit tarts being on display l
Fruit Paradise is located at level 4 Japanese corner at the far end between Ajisen Ramen and Kazokutei. The whole area is called “Tokyo Walker” and based on the company stated in my bill, it should be under Bachmann Japanese Restaurant Pte Ltd.
One can seat in any of these restaurant and order the dishes from the other restaurant next to it (Interesting and space saving) though we are lucky enough to be able to sit at the tables within Fruit Paradise restaurant. The fruit tarts being on display looks so pretty and tasty that I always been wanting to try out.
The mango Fruit Tart is one of the more popular tart being sold in Fruit Paradise as these tart are being prepared using sweet Thai mangoes with cheese mousse. For those who do not really like cheese taste, you could try it out too as the cheese taste is not strong at all. The mango is able to smooth the overall taste and it is simply heavenly to eat it. Though for one thing is that the sponge cake seems to be extra over there as I would prefer to have more cheese mousse than more sponge cake in it (Personal preference).
This tart is prepared using fresh strawberries with rich cheese cream but still, the cheese is not strong for those who do not like cheese. Instead of cheese base, this tart is using custard base which I felt do not taste as good as the mango tart which uses cheese base (I like cheese).Post
