I think miam miam means "yum yum" in French.
Anyway, this particular patisserie makes fruit tarts.
He purchased a slice of orange tart.
The orange tart was a bit on the "tart" side, but packed with lots of oranges.
The fruit tart had a variety of fruits, and had a nice natural sweetness to it.
We've tried this shop's tarts before, and I thought I'd written about it, but apparently I didn't (if you find it in my archives, please tell me where I filed it).
We'll be back.
Miam Miam
Hankyu Umeda Department store 1F
Umeda, Osaka
Phone: 06.0661.1381
Open and closed when Hankyu is
12 comments:
Love fruit tart!thats look soooo delicious!yumyum
"Miam maim!"
hope you get to try some aaninoue8 :)
it was Jalna :)
Take care you two.
Kat
Looks really good and I do love fruit tarts :)
Japan Australia
I've seen that miam-word on a french blog (as a comment) and it just has to be yum yum. Ooooh...wanna make tarts now.
Thanks J-A, I think they make some good items.
ooh can't wait to see what you make Rowena :)
Take care you two.
Kat
I'd say yum,yum to this tart, too!
Thanks Lizzy, I say "yum yum" to everything on your blog too :)
Take care.
Kat
Just wishing you a happy birthday Kat!! :)
Thanks Kathy :)
Take care.
Kat
Both tarts look delicious. ;-)
I wouldn't mind trying their fresh fig and their strawberry tarts Deb :)
Take care.
Kat
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