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FOOD FINDS: Paul's Chocolate Croissant

One of the things that I love about SM Aura is the discovery of new and interesting places to eat. And then, I met Paul.

Paul is one of the latest French Bakeries to land in the Philippines. Established in 1889 (wow!), Paul has a wide array of delicious breads and pastries to choose from such as crepes, macarons, pastries, bagels, muffins, cakes, and they also serve coffee and sodas.




I had a hard time choosing what to get for daughter but ended up with her favorite.


Chocolate Croissant. I like that its flaky and soft and the chocolate bits oozing with chocolate goodness. Daughter's very happy with her croissants. I only managed to have two bites! Should have gotten more. ;)



Paul
Ground Floor
SM Aura Premier
Taguig City

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