Tous Les Jours @ Bukit Bintang

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Assalamualaikum :)
My friends have introduced me a French bakery named Tous Les Jours (pronounced as Too-lay-jors) which means 'everyday'. Tous Les Jours (TLJ) is a French inspired Korean bakery that serves various kinds of breads, pastries, cakes, sandwiches,  coffees and beverages. There are many branches of TLJ in Asia and United States, and currently there are two branches in Malaysia which is at Wolo, Bukit Bintang and Jalan Telawi, Bangsar.  I came to TLJ Bukit Bintang twice so there are lots of pictures to be shown.


We were welcomed with the sign on the bicycle.


Do not be surprise. 
The place was HUGE!


Many types of buns and pastries were available.


Sweet doughs like breads and doughnuts were also there.


Cakes, mini cakes and macarons! 


Despite being huge, this bakery had a modern and classic French interior.
You can choose to eat wherever you want for example, on this sofa.


Or here;  a regular table setting.


Or on this dice-shaped chair.



Okay, lets look what I (basically with my siblings and friends) had eaten.

Mocha cream bread (RM6.90)
It was very tasty.


Hazelnut roll danish (RM4.50)


Peach danish (RM3.90)
It was a danish topped with peaches and custard.


Almond croissant (RM3.90)
It was a croissant filled with custard.


Apple crumb danish (RM4.20)


Custard croquette (RM3.30)
It was a donut that filled with custard. 
The taste was very nice and crispy due to the corn flakes.


Sweet garlic stick (RM1.80)
Very delicious and now I feel like eating this.


Gyure cheese melt sandwich (RM15.00)
You also can order sandwiches here. 


Caramel macchiato (RM9.00)


Hot cafe mocha (RM9.00)



Hot cafe Americano (RM6.00)


Mocha frappe (RM10.00)
Yummy!



Mango yogurt frappe (RM10.00)
Make sure to stir the drink thoroughly
or you would only taste the sour of the yogurt.


Fresh orange juice (RM10.00)
This was too sour!!


Devil's food cake (RM9.00)
I prefer Secret Recipe's cake though.
HAHHAHAH (devil's laugh)


Blackforest cake (RM8.90) and red velvet cake (RM10.50)
Both cakes were too dry. 


Tiramisu cakes (RM8.90 each)
The tiramisu flavour was too plain.
 I was hoping for a stronger tiramisu.


You also can eat outdoor while viewing the 
hectic Bukit Bintang streets (and with the jams etc)


There were other eating areas at 2nd floor too but I 
didn't have idea how it looked like.

Done for TLJ tours.
I bought a set of macarons (RM27.00) and 
chocolate crumb cake (RM7.00) as takeaways.


Very recommended! 


Tous Les Jours
26, 126A-C
Jalan Bukit Bintang
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.
(+6)03-40650088
http://tlj.com.my/
8.00 am - 11.00 pm

Comments

  1. HotChocoMarshTuesday 10 March 2015 at 07:51:00 GMT-7

    Looks tasty! I am gonna try it soon when I am in Kuala Lumpur next April! :D ahh so can't wait!

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  2. Fafa AzizThursday 19 May 2016 at 02:24:00 GMT-7

    Hey but i saw they served bacon as one of their sandwich menu in their website. Ahh. dah ragu2 dah nak pg mkn. :(

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