Fancy Flavors Bakeshop - Sahibabad

Tried for the first time and while good it could be better. The croissant was extremely dry so I tossed it out as soon as I got home. Which is disappointing for $7. But I couldn’t enjoy the filling inside when the whole dessert is dry. The macarons were nice. The shells were the right consistency. Flavor wasn’t very noticeable. But nice to say the least. The brownie was great. Good flavor and tasty. I’d like to try again. The staff was very kind. But can’t say I’d get a croissant again.

Delicious cozy little spot. Highly recommend the twice baked

?The pastry is very disappointing. The outer skin is not loose or crispy, and the inner core is not soft. There are basically no pores or lines.?The sweetness inside is just right, cool and refreshing, and very delicate?In addition to classic, the shop owner will introduce two to three different flavors every day depending on his mood.?In addition, its main product is macarons. If you like it, you can try it.

A pastel turquoise little bake shop with garland of flowers and gold finishes.We got : Croissant spiral roll S’mores flavor (pictured) it was the last spiral roll available. Def will be coming back for more flavors. Crunchy outside and soft inside. tiramisu mousse cup (not pictured)This was actually my favorite because I loved the bitter ending taste. It was not too sweet which is a big Asian compliment. Ube crème pie (pictured)The bf loved it. Strong Ube flavor and loved the pretty dried flowers presentation.We sat outside because I don’t have an inside voice when I gossip.Will be back for all the other interesting flavors that seem to be rotating (e.g durian).

Came at 8am to try their spiral croissant a while ago but it was sold out for the morning batch so we came back again on the same day at 12pm and ordered:$5.50 Ruby Rose Latte$5.50 Ube Au Lait$5 Discounted Ube Spiral CroissantThe ruby rose latte was just okay and I wouldn't get it again. The normal spiral croissants were sold out again, but they had some that were smaller in size sold at a discounted price. Their spiral croissant was a bit more oily compared to the ones sold at Marvel Cakes, so I didn't enjoy it that much. I do like that they have asian inspired flavors such as sesame, thai tea, and durian whereas Marvel Cakes only has chocolate, strawberry, pistachio, etc. The Asian inspired flavors are not always available, but they do post about what flavor they have each week on their Instagram. They have some cute macarons available and I heard they're more known for that so I'd definitely come back to try those as well as the other spiral croissant flavors.