In the patissier room opened from 11am, his cakes are on display in lamp-shaped jars for everyone to check out all of his works. There is also a section of the patisserie dedicated to his macarons where each flavour is sealed inside an a glass case similar to the ones you would use in an emergency situation
Also from 6pm, this store opens its other room containing the dessert train where different dessert dishes including his infamous macarons glide along and we can select what we want to have on the train. Kinda like a sushi train.
During our visit, we've seen some of his creative works
Decorand fondant
Pecanne
Some of the wild and wacky:
Snowmanorr
Whizz fizz
Some of the funniest:
Man goes peanuts...
And some that made you go whaaaat?
We all know that pictures tell a thousand words so here's what we have checked out at Zumbo. Caution: epic sugar cravings may occur after seeing these photos. You have been warned.
Dessert train menu
Can't remember :(
I think this one is the hazlenut dacquoise
Macarons or "Zumborons" (clockwise from left: cola, salted caramel and milo)
√ caramel
Chocolate coffee brulee
More zumborons! (coconut, passionfruit & tonka bean, watermelon and orange)
Chocolate namelaka
Limited edition Christmas zumborons
The macaron has a softer texture and literally melts in your mouth!
And let's not forget this...
I didn't get a good photo of the inside of the V8 cake but the many layers turned this cake into a sensational feast for your tastebuds!
Shop 1, Cafe Court, The Star
80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont
http://adrianozumbo.com/
bahh i still haven't been but the desserts look so cute in their little train plate. a tad pricey if you have more than two plates :/
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