Get my macarons at Tafu New York

First of all, Happy New Year to you all!
May 2009 bring more sweets to your life :-)

Many of you have emailed and asked me regarding where to get the macarons after the Gifted Holiday market is over. Well, I have good news! Starting tomorrow, Monday January 12, 2009, you can get itzy bitzy patisserie’s macarons at Tafu New York. I’m super excited, yay! :D

Here are our macaron's flavors for January:
- Caramel fleur de sel
- Lemon
- Matcha green tea
- Mocha
- Pistachio raspberry
- Vanilla



In addition to these flavors, you can also try the Houjicha macaron that is created especially for Tafu.

So, please stop by at Tafu to pick up one, two or several macarons :-)
Thanks again for all your supports and encouragements all these times.

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Itzy Bitzy Patisserie
http://www.itzybitzypatisserie.com

Tafu
569 Lexington Ave
Double Tree Metropolitan Hotel 1F
New York, NY 10002
(212) 980-1310
http://www.tafuny.com/

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Good food from Paris Sandwich, Tafu, Bouchon Bakery

Before going to Chicago, we took a small trip to Manhattan. We stopped by Paris Sandwich to pick up something for breakfast, we got green tea waffles (one plain and one with kaya), pancake muffins, grilled chicken sticky rice. The waffles only cost me $1 a piece (extra for the kaya), they were light and tasty. "Kaya" is a jam that is quite popular in Indonesia, I was pleasantly surprised to find it here. The sticky rice was also good, a little salty but it has a lot of meat in it mixed in. Unfortunately the muffins were disappointingly dry, and didn't really have much taste to them.

Green tea waffles with kaya and Pancake muffins

Grilled chicken sticky rice

We then stopped by at Tafu. I love anything with green tea, so it's been a while since I wanted to go here and finally today was the day. When I opened the door, I was very happy to see a lot of goodies and wanted to buy one of everything :-) These were what I bought:
- Houjicha cheesecake: very creamy
- Matcha, Houjicha and Sakura truffle chocolates: good
- Matcha, Houjicha and Genmaicha cookies: dry
- Matcha daifuku: good
- Matcha cupcake: very moist, they were from Kyotofu
- Matcha rollcake: very good
- Matcha, Kocha, Plain financiers: very moist, they were from Kyotofu too

Cheesecake and Daifuku display at Tafu

Actually I also wanted to try their iced latte, unfortunately the machine was broken so they didn't have it today. I guessed now I have more reasons to go back.

From Tafu, we went for more sweet at Bouchon Bakery, one of my favorite places to go. I told my husband that I had to go there at least once a month, crazy huh?! :-) Today I bought boston cream donut, flourless chocolate cake, spring bonnet and quiche lorraine. The donut was moist but dense, the custard was not too sweet. The chocolate cake was good and chocolatey. The spring bonnet was okay, the cake was a little bit too dense but the mousse was creamy. The quiche lorraine was amazing, the crust was flaky and buttery, the filling was smooth and not overcooked.

Boston cream donut and Flourless chocolate cake


Spring bonnet and Quiche lorraine

Then we went to Mitsuwa Marketplace for their Glico sweets fair, read about it on my next post.

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Paris Sandwich
113 Mott St
New York, NY 10013
(212) 226-7221
http://www.parissandwich.com/

Tafu
569 Lexington Ave
Double Tree Metropolitan Hotel 1F
New York, NY 10002
(212) 980-1310
http://www.tafuny.com/

Kyotofu
705 Ninth Ave
New York, NY 10019
(212) 974-6012
http://www.kyotofu-nyc.com/

Bouchon Bakery
Ten Columbus Circle, Third Floor
New York, NY 10019
(212) 823-9366
http://www.bouchonbakery.com/

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