Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Fruit Paradise Cafe @ Raffles City

The Ajisen Ramen chain has opened a few branches of Fruit Paradise in Singapore, and I believe the Raffles City branch is the only one which shares a cafe together with Yoshiri Saporro Curry which is also brought into Singapore by Ajisen.

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I love to look at the counter. Unknown to many, a lot of the tarts on display are mock displays. But they are as real as the real ones, that you don't know which is real or fake.

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The interior of the cafe is cheerful looking, and beautiful fruit tarts decorate the walls.

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Mushroom curry with rice - The curry is different from your average Japanese curry because it taste more like Indian curry with lot's of spice, and is less sweet.

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Same with the curry for the fried prawsn curry set. The fried prawns are fresh and crispy.

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This is call the strawberry mont blanc tart and the grey swirls is made from chestnuts. The cream is very light and not too sweet.

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I like this grapefruit and orange tart. Fresh slices of the slightly sour fruit wedges with the sweet cream.

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We also had this floral tea. But I feel that it was too little for 2 person.


Fruit Paradise Cafe
252 North Bridge Road
Basement 1
Raffles City Shopping Centre

7 comments:

  1. but the curry a bit salah. Was expecting Japanese curry kind, instead tasted more like Indian curry with hints of Japanese curry.

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  2. The mango strawberry tart is simply delicious. I jus had it yesterday, make me craving for it today

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  3. Richele : haha, watch out the high calories oh...

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  4. hi,i was wondering if anyone knows where to get those fake food display in Singapore ?

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  5. Hey i was wondering, do they sell the cake in a whole? Cause i wanna get it.

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  6. Hi, sorry, not sure. Haven't been there for quite some time...

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