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Nutmeg’s Asian Fruits Cake Parade @ Nutmeg, Bangsar Village II

I’ve always had a sweet tooth. Chocolate, ice cream, cakes, you name it, I love them all and that explains my expanding waistline :/ I’ve dined here several times and I’m quite impressed with their food offerings. It’s a pity that i didn’t get to try their yummy desserts. So, when I was invited by Chef William Chong from Nutmeg to sample their seasonal Asian Fruit Cakes collection, I was more than happy to oblige =D

 Nutmeg's Asian Fruits Cake Parade

We had a wonderful evening in the company of Chef William chatting everything about food ( my favorite topic LOL)

Nutmeg pride themselves in baking their own bread

Our delicious dinner before the cake tasting. Nutmeg pride themselves in baking their own bread, make their own salt beef and gravlax.

Nutmeg's Asian Fruits Cake Parade

Our delicious dinner before the cake tasting. Nutmeg pride themselves in baking their own bread, make their own salt beef and gravlax.

Nutmeg's Asian Fruits Cake Parade

Now comes my favorite part – cake tasting! All the cakes on display seriously look tempting. Nutmeg offers over 100 different cakes types which are on constant rotation, with at least 20 types of cake available every weekend.

We tried 9 different types of cakes from Asian Fruit Cakes collection which include Papaya Paradise, Caramelised Banana, Flourless Ciku, Velvet Pomegranate, Pink Guava, Watermelon Delight, Durian Chendol, Pulut Hitam & Coconut Cloud.

Papaya Paradise

Papaya Paradise

It has been an aim of Nutmeg to create a cake for every Asian fruit. Although the project is still on going, they have succeeded in creating a number of interesting, delicious & iconic cakes based on this theme. Chef William said, “The first Asian fruit cake that I made for Nutmeg was the papaya cake because papaya is the national fruit of Malaysia.”

Watermelon Delight

Watermelon Delight

Out of the 9 cakes that I’ve tried, I loved the Watermelon Delight; a cake inspired by the watermelon cake in Black Star Pastry. Chef William added in pop rocks which give a surprise crackling sensation 🙂 The cake not only look super pretty but it’s super yummy too!

The rest of the Asian Fruit Cakes which are available at Nutmeg:-

Caramelised Banana

Caramelised Banana

Velvet Pomegranate

Velvet Pomegranate

Coconut Moonlight

Coconut Moonlight

Pulut Hitam

Pulut Hitam

Durian Chendol

Durian Chendol

Flourless Ciku

Flourless Ciku

Pink Guava

Pink Guava

Nutmeg’s Asian Fruits Cake Parade @ Nutmeg, Bangsar Village II

Verdict: Nutmeg @ Bangsar Village II offers everything from snacks, mains, coffee and tea to cakes. If you’re into healthy and delicious cakes, Nutmeg offers excellent selection of cakes to go with your coffee, tea or juices.

Nutmeg’s Asian Fruits Cake Parade @ Nutmeg, Bangsar Village II

Address: UGF-28A Bangsar Village II, 2 Jalan Telawi 1, Bangsar Baru, 59100 KL, Malaysia.
Tel: 03 2201 3663
Opening Hours: 9.30am to 10.00pm daily
Website: https://www.facebook.com/nutmegkl/

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