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The 82-year-old bakery is brought in by Tan Chong International, which is well known for its car business in Nissan and Subaru. The bakery origins from Japan and this outlet is its first branch outside of Japan. The bakery takes over the 5,000 sq ft space that used to be a car showroom. The bakery has dining in area with its own restrooms at the back. There is free wifi offered at 30 minutes period, with login ID and passwords from the staffs. Besides offering breads, it also offers light set me
The 82-year-old bakery is brought in by Tan Chong International, which is well known for its car business in Nissan and Subaru. The bakery origins from Japan and this outlet is its first branch outside of Japan. The bakery takes over the 5,000 sq ft space that used to be a car showroom.
The bakery has dining in area with its own restrooms at the back. There is free wifi offered at 30 minutes period, with login ID and passwords from the staffs. Besides offering breads, it also offers light set meals and ice cream. Credit cards are accepted here.
Salted Egg Croissant ($4.50)Crossiant with salted egg custard filling.
The croissant was buttery and soft, easy to slice through, although I wish it could be crispier. The filling was a bit too little.
Salted Egg Cube ($4.50)Unique cubed shape bread filled with salted egg custard with a crispy sable top!
It was more difficult to slice compared to the croissant but the filling was much more than the croissant.
Maple Walnuts ($3.20)A french dough mixed with walnuts & special maple butter made with 100% pure Canadian maple syrup.
Sweet and nutty but a bit too tough after some chewing.
Chamomile Mint Tea ($6)The tea was served in pot, and tasted light and smooth.
Asanoya Ice Mint Tea ($4.20)A non sugar added minty drink, which was great for such a hot day.
Americano ($4.50)Served with a piece of biscotto.
If you take a photo of the food and post online with #LoveAsanoya and show it to the staff, you will be rewarded with a coffee or ice lemon tea.
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