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17A Lorong Liput
Holland VillageSingapore
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Telephone: (65) 6467-6966
Website: provence.com.sg
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Love this bakery...the bread is simply delicious. I like the round donut looking bean bread (hmm can't recall the name). Can't get this anywhere else. Now it is more convenient for me to buy at the Vivocity branch. Oh i love the choc creme filled cone thingy too....craving for it ever since my first bite ;)
The warm & friendly japanese lady (not sure if she's the boss) never fail to make us feel at home whenever we drop by at the holland V outlet. Friendly & fast service at cashier too so we don't have to wait too long in the queue to make payment!
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The world we live in, is complex and beyond our wildest imaginations. Life is a mess, there will always be new problems arising everyday. Life is never fair and you have no control over it. But hey, who says life is ever gonna be easy? Babies cry when they enter this world don’t they? But sweetie, our world is also a beautiful place to live in, close your eyes and hold your breathe for a second; you will appreciate it a lot better.
And in life, nothing beats walking into a bakery with the smell of the freshly baked bread straight from the oven!
But I knew from the moment I stepped inside the bakery that it was a mistake. I wanted to buy everything! It was astonishing to see the number of Milkpan that they baked there - rows and rows of them, and everything smelled so good! The unbelievable softness, the light fragrance, and the creamy custard fillings, oh my god, one milkpan’s really not enough.
There was two types of anpan; I was convinced/psycho to get this one. It vaguely reminded me of the red-bean buns that I often got from the neighbourhood bakery. Nosh and nosh.
The scary thing about the bread here, they’d sold out the moment they are out! We got ten of them, five custard, and five chocolate. And it definitely wasn’t enough.
We preferred the chocolate wassants though; the other one was lacking in flavour, while this one had the subtle sweet chocolate within the bread. And there’s even a new kaya version, but that’s for the next visit!
You are always welcome to visit ladyironchef for a full-up on this trip. Whatever written herein are my genuine feelings expressed in words. Food, my dear, is what they call an adventure!
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Newly open! They have another outlet at West Coast Plaza, called the Petit Provence! Located outside the mall, next to main entrance, this cosy little shop has one of the most wonderful design! It also comes with an outdoor seating area.... this little shop serves selected bakeries, sandwiches, toast and a variety of coffees and teas. I must say the concept is pretty different from the one at holland, Nice!!
Oohh... wassants! I think its available thru-out the day.. the bakers doesnt seem to stop baking them, no matte what time I pop by... other than the wassants, they do also have the ever famous cheese buns, brazilian cheese buns, rasin buns, walnut rasin etc....
As much as I like the shop at Holland, this shop certainly has its own character and style.. the service crews there are friendly too!
Opening hours : 9.30am to 10.00pm Mon-Fri 8.30am to 10.00pm Sat / Sun / Public Holidays
constance said:
Login to add your comment. Or, Register for an account now. It's free!Hi all, is the outlet at west coast plaza and orchard Ion suppose to have their own character and style as it is so different from the one at Holland Village. Does that show the inconsistency of the
24 Oct 2010 at 11:36 pm