Travelling to Japan has been on my bucket list for the longest time â simply because of its scenic view and authentic fresh food.
Itâs not hard to admit that the bread game in Japan is on a whole other level.
That is why I was so excited to discover Morimori Yogashi Bakery in Everton Park selling Japanese pastries (now I can have a taste of Japan without travelling).
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Headed by a young chef who formerly worked at Marina Bay Sands and a Michelin star restaurant for three years perfecting his craft, you can expect to find a fusion of French and Japanese bread here.
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If youâre not sure where to start, get the signature Fujisawa Garlic Cheese (S$3) loaded with Japanese mayo filling and a ton of garlic for an intense garlicky flavour.
One piece is never enough (at least for me), but luckily they offer it in various bundles such as S$6 for two pieces or S$11 for four pieces.
Just donât eat it before a first date if you know what I mean.
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Another crowd favourite is the Japanese Mentaiko Seaweed Cheese Bread (S$12 for 4 pcs) featuring a generous spread of cod fish roe mixed with mayo on a soft bun.
Every bite is a burst of creamy umami with a slight heat â super delicious.
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Theyâve got other breads as well such as Shio Pan, Japanese Curry and Japanese Sweet Potato Bread starting from S$2.
If youâre with company and feeling a little peckish, the Large Signature Fujisawa Garlic Bread (S$9) is more than enough to keep everyone satisfied.
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Bread can get filling rather quickly but you can always try out their mini snacks instead.
Go for the Kinako Warabi Mochi (S$13.90 for 16 pcs) or the Matcha Warabi Mochi (S$14.90 for 16 pcs). It comes coated in a nutty and earthy powder, so feel free to enjoy it with kuromitsu syrup (black sugar) for a subtle sweetness.
The perfect treat if you enjoy food with chewy and soft textures.
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Speaking of chilled desserts, enjoy their limited edition Hokkaido Milk with Premium Mao Shan Wang Durian Puff (S$36 for 6 pcs). You can tell that they donât skimp on ingredients here from the lava-filled durian cream.
If you consider yourself a durian connoisseur, get the Hokkaido Milk with D24 Durian Puff (S$28 for 6 pcs) which may just steal your heart.
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Want something to bring home?
The Hokkaido Milk Roll (S$15) comes in various flavours including Mango Passionfruit, Taro Yam, Matcha Yuzu Red Bean and more!
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Sink your teeth into the light and fluffy sponge cake, layered with soft velvety cream.
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If youâre not going to Japan anytime soon, Morimori Yogashi Bakery is a good place to satisfy those cravings (I mean the choices that you can get are truly endless).
Will you be heading down soon?
MoriMori Yogashi Bakery
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