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How we read reviews →Bayswater's viral pastry studio. ube, pandan and calamansi croissants worth a 50-minute drive and a genuine queue.
Industrial-chic, takeaway-only pastry studio with a small crate-seating area out front. high-energy queues and a gallery-like pastry counter draw comparisons to Lune Croissanterie.
Sculptural, ever-changing pastry shapes (moonrock, croclair, eclipse) that rotate roughly every three months, a dedicated pre-order pickup queue, and occasional CBD pop-up stalls.
French laminated-pastry technique (croissants, danishes) reinterpreted with Filipino, Japanese and Southeast Asian flavours (ube, pandan, calamansi, yuzu). a genuinely original fusion rather than a traditional single-heritage bakery.
On the expensive side ($14-plus pastries, $19 toasties) and reviewers are split. most say the quality and creativity justify the price, but a vocal minority feel it's overpriced for the portion lately.
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