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I got a box of 8@$10. This includes 2 original,red bean,peanut,grass jelly,ginkgo and Logan. I call the shop to reserve a box because I heard that it runs out very fast and I don't want to make a wasted trip. I really like the filling,it is so smooth and soft. However,I did find that the crust is a bit too thick for my liking It would be better if the crust is thinner and the filling can also be sweeter.

As I am in the area to attend a dance class, I decide to drop by to get a box of beancurd tart for the family. The shop is in the middle of a row of shophouses, with full newspaper cutouts decorating the places. The staff tells me to call up for the bean curd tart as it is usually sold out, while getting the tart from the fridge. I am thinking to myself, that he is very long winded for such a yound man some more. For a box of eight tarts, it costs $8.00. The filling tastes like bean curd dessert

Visit: http://dairycream.blogspot.jp/2014/01/le-cafe-confectionery-pastry-singapore.html for full post and picsI did not imagine the shop to look so modern, unlike the old-school pastries that they sell. It is not like a bakery shop where you take a tong and think what you want to have for breakfast the next day. Most items are kept in the chiller behind the cashier table. However, there is a display cupboard showing the available items so if you want a box of assorted slice cakes, you have to

As Chinese New Year is approaching, I decided to head down to Le Cafe to buy their famous pineapple tarts! They are so famous for it that people actually start placing their orders as early as November last year! They are also famous for their beancurd tarts which I wrote about it previously. The pineapple tarts are big and shaped like a golfball! The amount of their homemade pineapple filling is just too good and each bite is heaven! Be sure to go down early as they are usually sold out by no

Chinese New Year is coming and there is a lot of goodies to feast on. Someone got me a jar of pineapple tarts from Le Cafe, which is one of Singapore's oldest and finest cake and pastry shops. The tarts are huge and shaped like a golf ball. Le Cafe is the first pastry shop in Singapore to sell this type of ball shaped pineapple tarts. With one bite, I could feel the thin crust melt in my mouth. Each tart is quite big and difficult to finish off out in one mouthful. Overall very delicious and not

Le Cafe's pineapple tarts are always a must have in my house. This year, I ordered early and collected it last week. The pineapple tarts are named as golf ball pineapple tarts due to its large size, and each container only has around 10 pineapple tarts. The tarts are generously filled with the sweet pineapple paste and the external pastry just crumbles in your mouth as you eat it. The pineapple paste is really moist and sticky and sweeter than normal pineapple tart fillings. I normally share one

Sister brought back a box of beancurd tart from Le Cafe Confectionary & Pastry few weeks back. The shop has a long history and is one of Singapore's oldest cake and pastry shop. They have over 50 years of history with a reputation for their quality product.

I heard great reviews on this confectionery before, especially their beancurd tarts! So happen I was around the vicinity, around Dhoby Ghaut area, and decided to pop by and grab a box of the beancurd tarts! They sell in box of 8 original or mixed versions. This is my first time trying a beancurd tart and I got the 8 original, which I happily brought back home with the intent to have them for supper! Initially at the first bite, I couldn't taste the beancurd but subsequently as you go on to the

for photos and more reviews, visit http://thelittlemomentsofmylife.blogspot.com (:the beancurd tarts are similar to egg tarts in appearance, but the taste is quite different. the beancurd tarts are lighter in flavour, and wobblier in texture. haha. they're like tauhuay in the tart form! and they're really lovely (: the pastry is slightly sweetened (since the beancurd is less sweet as compared to egg tarts) and the crust is LOVELY. try it. seriously. you won't regret ;)they come in a box of 8, fo

I order their ever popular beancurd tarts, first time i go, i did not know need reservations for beancurd tarts, this time i order and get it, being introduced to me by my sis, like it very much, very strong and fragrant beancurd tarts that could not be found elsewhere. they sold pineapple tarts , cakes too. Their beancurd tarts is 8 for $8, for this price for this quality of tarts, it is worth to reserve and buy. strongly recommend for tarts lovers. It is so simple yet so nice. : )

LE Cafe is one of Singapore oldest and finest pastry and cakes shop. Products were 100% handcrafted and they have their reputation built throughout the years with their quality and tasty delights."LE" is actually referring to the initial of the shop name, "Li Eng". I came to know of LE Cafe when my senior introduced its Beancurd Tart to us about 10 years ago. Ever since I had the tart, it was deeply imprinted into my mind as it was unique on its own and till now, I have not seen a place that is

I have bought a box of these beancurd tarts from this very popular pastry shop. I have queue for almost fifteen minutes before is my turn to place my order. A box of 8 pieces of beancurd tarts cost merely $8, which is quite affordable. THe beancurd paste is very smooth and light in texture, which is also not too sweet and easy to eat. THe biscuit crust is very crunchy and goes well with the beancurd paste. Great to have it at any time of the day.

Le cafe is where we always get our Chinese New Year pineapple tarts from. Although it is not Chinese New Year period now, we still come here to get some traditional snacks from time to time. We got ourselves a container of cashew nuts this time. The relatively large container is filled with fresh cashew nuts. These nuts are slightly salted but taste slightly raw still so they may not be suited to everyone's palates. Overall, it is an average snack. The pineapple ball tarts are much better!

Plastered with newspaper clippings and billboard recommendations all over the shopfront, this stall offered much more than superficial advertisement. With their signature pineapple 'golf-ball' and other traditional Chinese pastries to boast, they have quite a range of confections with a tinge of Western influence, such as fruit cakes and swiss rolls.(+) The strong coffee aroma filled the air immediately as I opened the simple white box.(+) Very refined soft sponge cake, 'melt-in-your-mouth?' - d

Was doing project at SMU and decided to walk over to Le Cafe to buy beancurd tarts as recommended by my friend. It was quite a distance from SMU though. The walk it worth it after trying the beancurd tarts.This is the address and the shop name printed on the exterior of the box just in case you wanna try it out too.Nice snack to have in the afternoon. They sell quite fast and many of them pre-ordered it. I only manage to buy a box of original beancurd tarts. There is only one box of mix beancurd