Bread. I survived
living in another country with bread as my breakfast, lunch and dinner (almost
daily) for about 5 months. Did I lose weight? Uhh… next topic please!
I seriously miss Korea and I get excited whenever another
Korean establishment appears out of nowhere. Did you know that there’s now a
Yoogane and Café Benne here in Manila? I’m itching to visit these places soon!
I know that ever since the boom of KPOP in the Philippines,
it’s inevitable that big Korean brands will be coming in (and of course, those
in love with anything Korea, me included, will patronize these brands). But I was
not expecting to see one of my favorite Korean bakeries to be in a mall in
Cerritos, California. Not at all.
I was doing my last minute shopping with N when I saw PARIS
BAGUETTE! *twirls, jumps, squeals*
It was such a perfect timing as well as I was really
famished that time. I had to exert extra effort not to get everything I find
yummy.
I ended up buying a mocha sponge cake, a chocolate-filled
funnel bread, coffee bun, and a pizza bread. (And N wasn’t really happy with
the idea since we were going to stop by my favorite bakery in California… Porto’s!)
Sadly, I wasn’t able to take photos of all of the breads I bought
as I ate one right away while I stuffed the others inside by luggage on our
trip to New York.
It was such a sweet surprise to see Paris Baguette again. I
had instant flashback of its 10 p.m. bread sale which I always wait for as I
had a student budget then. I then remembered the rich taste of its cakes and
how happy I was every time it’s someone’s birthday (as it means free cake!). Oh
Paris Baguette, how I love thee. I’ll see you again soon, right? *winks*<3
too bad we didnt get to try that. next year pagbalik, we'll surely going there.
ReplyDeleteYou won't regret it. Where did you see it before? Korea? :)
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