Tous les Jours

Amelia Rosa

Tous Les Jours, Wolo Hotel Bukit Bintang – For a moment when I walked into Tous les Jours, I had a tunnel vision of just like this....Furthermore, being hypnotised by the smell of freshly baked bread. Ahh!I know I wanted it all but knew that was impossible. So eating with eyes meant like this. From sweet to savoury bread, brioche, pastries, fanciful cakes, luscious desserts, doughnuts (I had to spell the proper way and not like they spelled it, donut), and a variation of bread with cream, cheese, custard it was just incredible. Just please, I hope no one sneezed on the item I am choosing.No wonder the place was packed. It was not easy to find empty tables. Tous les Jours operates more like a cafe at ground level with the bakery. I find it is too busy just to slouch, relax and be in my own world. Most tables were of groups of friends, people scouting for tables, waiters serving hot food and those shopping/window shopping for bakery produce. There is not a moment's lull. But perhaps I like people watching. There is no queue for a table. When you see it, it's yours if you are fast enough. But on the first floor, it functions more like a restaurant and you get served. From a menu, you get breakfast, soups and salads, hot sandwiches (BBQ chicken quesadilla, grilled eggplant and brie, etc), tartine not to mention all the tempting sweets and savouries from their bakery. However I do not think there is a strict rule for only serving those dishes upstairs. Tous les jours is a French inspired Korean bakery which is established in the United States. In Malaysia, the other franchise outlets are in Bangsar, Subang Jaya in the Empire Shopping Gallery and Empire Damansara. The decoration and style has the European influence of a French bakery. It is a comfortable place for a snack and tea time treats. Out of the hustle of Bukit Bintang and into the  lively bakery of Tous les Jours. I enjoyed my coffee session even though it was slightly diluted. As far as the coffee prices are concerned it is not too expensive.The croque monsieur is highly recommended – rich and creamy, felt naughty (especially just after a heavy lunch) but very nice indeed.3 latte @ RM 24.001 americano @RM 6.001 croque monsieur @ Rm 6.501 croissant @RM 3.30

Rivaldi Tsalasa

This really make us full and over! The portion is too big and we are order each for own but not sharing. Recommend to sharing with each other if you are not eat too much.  By the way the breakfast here do not have any special. The dessert is so so as well.