We recently tried some items from Dominique Saibron. His main shop is in Paris and he also has several shops in Tokyo, and this is the first one in Kansai.
Satoshi and I shared the following items for breakfast the other day....Escargot (Pistache), what Americans would call a "snail".
This one was a puff pastry style danish filled with pistachios...I love how even though we ate it a day later there was still a nice sheen to it.
Pied noir chocolat...a soft milk bread filled with mini chocolate chips.
I like that the amount of chocolate wasn't skimped on.
Pain au chocolat...this had just the right amount of chocolate and the pastry was flaky.
All very good.
He also has some chilled items like macaron and flan (what the Japanese call pudding).
And there is also a cafe area but I'll wait until the crowd dies down to check it out.
Dominique Saibron Marche et Cafe (UPDATE: 2/2015 this shop closed)
Lucua B1
Kita-ku, Osaka
Phone: 06.6151.1207
Hours: 7:00-23:00
Looks delicious! I'm glad the pain au chocolat had a good chocolate/pastry ratio - it's disappointing when it's not balanced!
ReplyDeleteDid you like them? Looks so delicious. I miss bread stores in Japan. Pretty good quality everywhere (I won't say all). Here... there is no good bakery unless we drive a few miles. I wish there is a good bakery in walking distance.
ReplyDeleteso true K, I hate it when there is not enough chocolate in there.
ReplyDeleteI did Nami :)
Take care you two.
Kat
Love the shine on the "escargot!" ^-^
ReplyDeletebeautiful isn't it Kathy??
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Kat
Lovely pastries, it's always good to find a good bakery which suits your taste!~ I spent years looking for one too and to date, I only have a few that I really like too..and they are barely beyond my five fingers on one hand:P
ReplyDelete(Maybe I am just oo picky, I guess)
Picky is good Christy :) especially when it concerns what you are eating!
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Kat
escargot! Too cute...it's like how they say lumachine (snails) or girelle (swivels) for cinnamon roll-type pastries in italy.
ReplyDeleteThe Italian names are neat Rowena!
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Kat
Omg, excellent choices!!! I love the pistachio and the chocolate chips, as you might guess I would. Wish we had such elegant pastries too.
ReplyDeleteBut you have such good ramen over there Sheri :)
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Kat
These all look good. I like the pistachio snail especially. ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt was different Deb in Hawaii but delicious :)
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Kat