Cinnabon Opened Up In Emporium

[ukrules]

Good news everyone, I was wondering around on the food area on the fifth floor of the Emporium and noticed to my delight that a new branch of Cinnabon has opened up there.

They make tasty buns, however the buns I got had a distinct lack of the cinnamon taste I expected. Maybe I got the wrong ones, but I thought they were all meant to have cinnamon in them.

[Gippy]

I tried one in Paragon a couple of months ago and was not impressed at all. I think they are rolling the dough out too thin and the resulting bun was very tough. Did I just get a bad one? I used to like Cinnabon when I was in Canada.

[Gluestick]

Thai's normally don't eat cinnamon flavored food. I'm surprised they opened a second branch.

[theoldgit]

I was glad for the heads up this I simply love Cinnabons, I used to main line 'em when in the US. Thought they were ok in Emporium but do agree that the cinnamon was a little sparse as was the topping, though they certainly weren't thin.

Bit pricey, but maybe I've been here too long, will certainly have another.

[4evermaat]

I tried one in Paragon a couple of months ago and was not impressed at all. I think they are rolling the dough out too thin and the resulting bun was very tough. Did I just get a bad one? I used to like Cinnabon when I was in Canada.

I think so. No Cinnabon should be tough. means they either cooked it too long, or it stayed out too long without enough frosting.

I was glad for the heads up this I simply love Cinnabons, I used to main line 'em when in the US. Thought they were ok in Emporium but do agree that the cinnamon was a little sparse as was the topping, though they certainly weren't thin.

Bit pricey, but maybe I've been here too long, will certainly have another.

I was looking through Paragon cineplex advertisement, and saw the Cinnabon logo. Did a google search and landed here. Will report back on the setup.

[4evermaat]

I went to Paragon complex and it is on the 1st? floor (with the majority of food places are, near the elevators, near Dairy Queen). I can confirm that they were quite tasty, just like in the USA. But not as pricey. I guess Thais would have a harder time paying 120 baht for 1 cinnabon in USA mall.

If yours was dry, you got a bad one. They should be dripping with the cinnamon/frosting mix.