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2010-12-31
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Canelé Pâtisserie Chocolaterie is better known as a dessert haunt. But, like any other brunch lover, I was excited to discover out that its Paragon outlet serves breakfast too. There were other tempting options like Eggs Florentine and French Toast, but I expectedly headed straight for the Blueberry Pancakes ($7.50++). To my dismay, Canelé's pancakes were not of the fluffy American variety I was expecting. While I still like the latter version better, the thin and crêpe-like European-style panc
To my dismay, Canelé's pancakes were not of the fluffy American variety I was expecting. While I still like the latter version better, the thin and crêpe-like European-style pancakes served were faultlessly light and soft. Even better when studded with sweet blueberries and accompanied by a sprinkling of powdered sugar, a generous drizzle of maple syrup and clouds of light crème chantilly!
On another ocassion, I had L'amour ($8++), an ice cream creation which I will gladly order it over and over again. The combination of fragrant, lusioucs rose petal ice cream with crunchy rose meringue and lychee pieces is bound to blow away any fan of Ispahan.
The service here was slow though- the bill took a long time to arrive during both visits.
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