Showing posts with label Gerard Dubois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gerard Dubois. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2016

Restaurant Love: Passion by Gérard Dubois

Passion (or Passioni as how I first read it) by Gérard Dubois is now one of my favorite dessert places in Fort Bonifacio. Its beautiful interiors and mouthwatering display of pastries never fail to lure me inside the store whenever I pass by it.
Hello again, Passion!
After dinner, I headed to this Instagram friendly store for some pastries to go. I was looking around when the server told me about their Buy 2, Get 1 Free (where the free item is the one with the lowest price) promo which starts at 9 p.m. daily. Woohoo! A deal!
I circled around and looked for pastries with the same prices and spotted some fruit tarts all priced at PHP108. I went for Strawberry DanishMixed Fruit Danish and Mixed Fruit Tunnel
I had the pastries to go but was worried that its beauty will be squished. I told the server my concern and he assured me that they pack it well. 
I headed home and hurriedly unpacked some of the pastries and… it was slightly squished but still quite good looking. 

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Love at First Bite: Passion by Gérard Dubois

I have been eying this restaurant beside Green Pastures ever since I pass by it on my way home from St. Luke’s Medical Center. I thought it was an Italian restaurant as I read it as Passioni. (I was not wearing my eye glasses then hence the added letter.) But while waiting for K and J, I decided to pass by the shop and buy a pastry I saw featured on a food blog. 
Hello, Passion by Gérard Dubois!
This brightly lit restaurant was packed when I visited. Luckily, there was still one available table inside. 
I quickly told the server that I want to get a Strawberry Danish (PHP108) as soon as I entered after seeing that there was only one left. 
Since it was self service, I got my order right after paying. 
I took the last available table and started to enjoy my beautiful dessert (or appetizer as I was going to Grind right after for dinner). I took a bite and it was simply delicious. I loved the flakiness of the base and the smooth and creamy custard
I also love the fact that Passion didn’t scrimp on the strawberries. They used huge and fresh ones. I immediately fell in love with it!