Something caught my attention when
I was driving by Ulubari. A shiny new cake haven! Looking at it was an absolute
delight and I decided to come back. The place is very alluring and extremely
welcoming. I was ushered into a world of very different (by standards of other
Guwahati bakeries) world where I could see my dreams taking its shape into
beautiful, mouth watering, scrumptious cakes and other bakes.
All I am going to use about my
description of this place is salivatingly sweet and mouth-wateringly gorgeous.
I was happy and pleased looking at their pamphlet as it was promisingly very
adept. Firstly, lets look at the collection of various cakes/pastries/deserts.
An array of cakes are available - very
unconventional for a place like Guwahati yet tasty and necessary. I was
particularly pulled towards Tiramisu (1st of its kind in Guwahati),
cheesecake and White forest. The Tiramisu is good but it could be better. I
felt that I was a little runny for my taste. Also, I think the level of sugar
has to be adjusted as everything is too sweet. The cheesecake is beautifully
smooth and the white forest needs a little work on the use of too much whipped
cream. The taste of cherries are not very pronounced. But my overall view about
the cake section is amazingly new (to Guwahati) and worth a try.
Going to the Biscuit section now,
oh!! It was a love at first sight for me. The butter biscuits are a melt in
your mouth experience. Its smooth, sweet
and buttery – everything that a butter biscuit should consist. The cinnamon
sticks are so crunchy that once you start eating, its hard for you to stop. I
would like to use the word Christmasy for the cinnamon sticks because it
reminds me of Christmas. With a cup of good tea, Cinnamon sticks would be warm
and cosy. Finally, I would like to mention the almond biscotti. It was good and
I thought it was the right amount of sweet for me. The lingering taste of
almond makes you want to go back to it again and again.
I, also, tried the butter
croissant and wasn’t completely happy with it. It felt more like normal bread
that layered sheets of yeast leavened puff pastry. However, the paneer patty
and vegetable patty was a complete delight when it is warm. But, when it starts
to cool down, it becomes very dense and heavy. The fat gets collected at the
bottom and that problem needs to be addressed. Taste wise I would rate it a 8
out of 10.
I had a smoothie and it was good.
The taste was silkenly beautiful although because of the use of water in the
smoothie, it separates when the glass is left to stand for a few seconds. Also,
I would recommend the use of fresh fruits instead of a processed pulp as it
could be more beneficial health wise.
Overall, it is a place worth
trying though on the first go it might feel like a little overpriced. I am
stupendously happy about Patisserie Operaa. I would like to keep going to that
place for their almond biscotti, fresh bakes and wonderful assortment of
pastries!!!
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