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SouffleĢĀ pancakes: you know them, you love them. Just when you thought they couldnāt be reinvented any more, Bangkok Jam comes through with two new Thai-inspired souffleĢ pancakes ($16.90++) on its dessert menu.
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As part of its new dessert offerings, the Thai eatery now makes Thai milk tea and mango sticky rice-flavoured stacks. The former is served with a Thai milk tea sauce and chewy pearls for extra texture, while the latter is dressed with mango slices and pomelo. As for the pancakes themselves, expect nothing but pillowy light stacks that feel like youāre tucking into a cloud. All are served with a scoop of ice cream too.
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Bangkok Jam hasnāt neglected those who prefer the classics too. Joining the Thai duo is the simple but equally indulgent Mix Berry SouffleĢ ($16.90++). Other new additions include waffles served with tropical fruit compotes and ice cream. One example is the Crispy Vanilla Waffle ($15.90++), which comes with coconut ice cream, mangoes, raspberry sauce and coconut jelly. Outside of these inventions, the eatery still retains its signature Thai desserts, so you have the chance to have a bowl of tap tim krob, also known as red ruby, with your pancakes.
Bangkok Jam has always been known for pushing the envelope on its desserts and always being right on trend. Its former menu listed the likes of snow ice with similarly Thai flavours, durian cheesecake, and an intriguing chili chocolate cake. One expects nothing but good things from this new dessert selection, so be sure to head down to its Dhoby Ghaut outlet as soon as you can, armed with an empty stomach and your phoneās camera ever ready.
If you want more choice to get your souffleĢ pancake fix, check out our reviews of Gram, Belle-Ville and Fluff Stack as well.
Address: 68 Orchard Road, #03-85, Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839
Tel: Ā 6341 9188
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