Comments | tropdesucre: A Gustatory Tour of France

tropdesucre

A Gustatory Tour of France

Sep 29, 2005 20:25

My brother was very clear from the start: no scrimping when it comes to food during the trip. If it meant paying 60 euros for a gustatory adventure, so be it. Though I'll never admit this in front of him, I'd have to say that I'm glad that he convinced me to raise a few extra Euros for a real taste of what France has to offer. So far, these are ( Read more... )

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_darra_ September 29 2005, 13:09:55 UTC

beautiful shots! ...your friend pierre is cute :)

p.s.
did you get anything from Laduree or Pierre Herme?

tropdesucre September 29 2005, 13:13:37 UTC

No. Although our birthday cake for Pierre was from Maison du Chocolat. And yes, Pierre is gorgeous but straight and very much in love with this lovely girl named Derwell. He also speaks Tagalog relatively well.

La Maison du Chocolat _darra_ September 29 2005, 13:17:54 UTC

ooooh!!!! i just saw the site :) lovely lovely boxes :) like chocolate hermes :)

Re: La Maison du Chocolat tropdesucre September 29 2005, 13:30:04 UTC

Mare, chocolate heaven 'to. Thing is, the sales clerks are all japanese women! Tells a lot who their clientele is.

HAAAAAAYYYYY.... grey_earl September 29 2005, 18:48:28 UTC

Kakainggit!!!!!!!!!!!
Post some more pics pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee.
By the way...isnt Kong owned by Kenzo?
;-)

Re: HAAAAAAYYYYY.... tropdesucre September 30 2005, 00:42:29 UTC

no, it's owned by LVMH. May malaking Louis "Vuitton logo nga that's seen from one of the windows. funny.

Who owns KONG? tropdesucre September 30 2005, 03:18:34 UTC

Actually, marco said that LVMH bought Kenzo in the 90s. So in a way, tama ka.

That also explains why the flagship store of Kenzo is in the first floor of the same building. Kong is on the fifth.

homaygess September 30 2005, 07:27:43 UTC

natawa ako sa asadong roast chicken!