What are some of your favourite desserts? Ice Cream? or perhaps some cakes? Well, if pastries are one of your guilty pleasures, then Kura Patisserie at South Bridge Road is just the spot to check out. Serving up amazing tarts like Genmaicha, Key Lime, and Dark Chocolate, these stunning and glorious pastries will definitely have you coming back for more!
Kura Patisserie At South Bridge Road
Previously located at The Herencia (Kim Yam Road), Kura Patisserie joins other popular cafes like DAWN and Group Therapy Coffee at South Bridge Road. Run by two individuals, Koo Jee and Rachel, they previously worked in hotels and renowned bakeries like Tiong Bahru Bakery prior to opening up Kura.
If you’re looking for something more on the savoury side, there are also dishes available after 11am such as Roasted Beef Toast ($15.50), Miso Roasted Chicken Toast ($15.50), and Portobello Cheese Foccacia ($8.50). Besides their popular tarts, there are also sweet and savoury viennoiseries on display like the Honey Butter Kouign Amann ($5.50) and your classic Croissants ($4).
Genmaicha Azuki Tart ($12)
For those who have never tried Genmaicha before, it is a fusion of green tea and roasted brown rice. If you don’t particularly enjoy matcha due to its strong flavour, this is definitely a good alternative. The crust of the tart is buttery and firm, giving it a pleasant bite. There is also a layer of sponge cake in the middle, adding a good contrast of textures.
As for the cream, it has a strong and amazing Genmaicha flavour that is incredibly unique, with hints of roasted notes with each bite. Additionally, there are three adorable little cubes of Genmaicha ganache atop adding creaminess to the tart.
La Vie En Rose Tart ($12)
One of their best-sellers, the stunning La Vie En Rose Tart features a decadent dark chocolate cream that is balanced beautifully with a layer of sea salt chocolate. As the sea salt chocolate contains caramel, it gives a taste similar to butterscotch which gives an interesting contrast to dark chocolate.
For texture, the crust is similar to the Genmaicha tart, with the cacao nibs adding a nice layer of crunch. Although dark chocolate tends to lie more on the bitter side, the flavours of the tart are really well-balanced, making it enjoyable even for those with sweet tooths.
Key Lime Tart ($8.50)
For those who enjoy sour flavours, the Key Lime Tart is certainly worth giving a try. The base is buttery and flaky, with a delightful tartness from the layer of key lime curd and torched meringue. The key lime curd gives a good kick of sourness while the meringue balances it perfectly with its sweetness. If you’re looking for a slightly different flavour profile from your typical sweet desserts, this is definitely a good alternative as well.
Hurry Down To Kura Patisserie Today!
Be sure to pair your delicious tarts with some of Kura’s beverages like their Iced Teh O ($2.40), White Cold Brew ($7.50), and Citron Honey Yuzu Soda ($5.50). Offering both amazing sweet and savoury pastries and bakes, there’s definitely something for everyone to enjoy. Hurry down today!
Address: 79 South Bridge Rd, #01-00, Singapore 058709
Operating Hours: Daily, 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Cover Photo:Â Singapore Foodie
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