Les Deux Garcons

On one of my trips back home a few years back, I caught the beginning of the macaroon craze that swept through gastronomical America. Living in Asia, however, deprived me for the past several years since of those decadent shelled desserts that some wrongly refer to as glorified oreos. I was able to get my fix during a visit to Paris earlier this year, but my longing for macaroons burns stronger.
Needless to say my discovery of Les Deux Garcons is most welcome!
The small café on Jalan Telawi is a cute little storefront that reminds you of a piece of Paris in Bangsar. I came here with the hope of finding macaroons under the assumption that name might lend itself to French desserts. I was not disappointed!
I opted for the ½ dozen (31.60rm). The six cookies I ended up with satisfied my macaroon cravings nicely. The cookies were delightfully soft with the delicate shell protecting the lovely gooey-​ness in between. The flavors were vibrant in each cookie and offered the right amount of sweetness to make each one individually decadent. Personally, I enjoyed the dark chocolate and earl grey flavors the best. However, you are bound to find your own favorites amongst their selection that include lime, raspberry lychee rose, salted caramel, strawberry, and more.
I’m so happy KL can now cater to my macaroon cravings! This will definitely be the spot I go to for the next time the mood for them attacks.

You may have guessed it or not but this a french place. A french place for desserts. Oh my.
The offer sweets, baked good and tea. You can get some delicious macaroons or some very soft and smooth cakes. You can also have biscuits with macadamia, or perhaps a croissant or a fruit puff.
Oh how I want to try absolutely everything they offer. 12 macaroons are RM55 and you can buy full cakes between RM90 and RM150. Do yourself a favour and check this place out asap.

I really don’t know how I never saw this café before.
I mean how is it even possible! It is so cute and glamorous from the outside!
The white beautiful interior just invites you to come inside! I was in the rush to meet a friend, but I just had to change location to this café, because I could not resist without seeing what they have to offer.
Their coffee is super tasty! The foam of their cappuccino is worth to die for! And the choice of desserts is fascinating ! I have a really sweet tooth so I was in paradise for the whole 2 hours. :))
Definitely try it!

Les Deux Garçon delivers quality french desserts that is simply hard to find in KL! The small outlet is located in Bangsar opposite Tous le Jours so it would be easier to just take away their stuff.
If you want macarons, this is the place you go to! They even play with flavours such as wasabi, salted caramel, truffle and so on. They serve cold non baked cakes which are soo delicious especially the chocolate ones! The price on the higher side but that’s to compensate the quality of ingredients they use.
Parking is not really an option there, either park around telawi or Bangsar village 2 mall

This place serves one of the best macarons I’ve ever tried. Made with the perfect shells and filling, you have a myriad of choices to pick from.
A pack of 18 macarons will set you back by about 85RM which comes to about 5RM per macaron but it is absolutely delightful!
Stepping into the shop you will be greeted by a wide display of uniquely named macarons with equally unique fillings like truffle, capsicum and even wasabi!
Although macarons are onviously their specialty, they also serve a whole other range of pastries and you’ll definitely find something to suit your palette! The ingredients used are all imported and is probably why their desserts taste so good.
Fine little creations at a higher price but very well worth the heftier price tag. Treat yourself with these little French delicacies at Les Deux Garcons and you will be in for a treat! I will definitely be back for more in the near future — and highly recommend them to anyone who wants to satisfy their sweet tooth!

It’s hard to find a french patisserie in KL that makes really good macarons and cakes but Les Deux Garçon knows how to deliver top notch quality pastries. Aptly named ‘the two guys’ in french, the bangsar outlet is tiny and only houses two small tables. This is more of a take-​away place but they do serve a small selection of coffee or tea to go with the pastries you order.
You’ll find an array of colourful macarons in all sorts of flavours from wasabi to salted caramel. The cakes are also cold non baked delicate pastries which are a common french dessert. Prices are high here but they use quality ingredients which are worth it. I like how the macarons and cakes here aren’t too sweet.

Les Deux Garcons, which means The Two Boys in English, sells desserts and delicacies, such as cakes and macaroons. The desserts are quite expensive, but what you would expect them to normally cost in other stores. Also, the cakes taste really good and the staff are polite. The place is air-​conditioned, so you can sit down and relax while enjoying a delicious slice of cake.

Guys, Les Deux Garçon has THE best croissants in KL. I love a good croissant (I mean, who doesn’t like to eat a whole block of butter for breakfast?). And these guys do it exactly the way the French do it.
Every time I go, the croissants are fresh, crisp and super buttery. And you can tell they use fancy butter, especially when you bite into the middle section. I suggest you go all out and try the almond frangipane version — it’s a regular croissant stuffed with almond pastry cream and topped with shaved almond and icing sugar. You’ll never go back.
For take away, the macadamia sable cookies still haunt me. I bought them once (a bit expensive though for a small jar), and it’s basically a rich blend of macadamia and butter in a round melt-​in-​the-​mouth biscuit.
I’ve tried the macarons too but I’m no fan of those so I say stick to the croissants. Just make sure you dust the crumbs off your shirt after you eat because there’s going to be a big mess!