Provence Bakery
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/RESTAURANTS, SINGAPORE/ Updated : Mar 11, 2016, 16:31 IST
Synopsis
Skeptics will be pleased to learn that French and Japanese flavours are a marriage made in heaven in the Provence Bakery ovens, which struggle to pump out enough baked goods to satiate the Singaporean breakfast crowd each morning.
Skeptics will be pleased to learn that French and Japanese flavours are a marriage made in heaven in the Provence Bakery ovens, which struggle to pump out enough baked goods to satiate the Singaporean breakfast crowd each morning. Read less

Parisian favourites with a Japanese twist
Word to the wise: Get in quick—fresh batches of the most popular baked goods sell out in minutes.
If you can manage to find a free chair, sit down to enjoy a cuppa with your pastry, and order a chocolate twist to go, or, if you're feeling really adventurous—a koshi ann pan filled with red bean paste.
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