haven't been in pattaya in a long time, g/f had tiramisu in a a place in the avenue called l'orange i think, this place gone now, she needs quality tiramisu

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the only way to get good tirimasu in pattaya is to make it yourself, if you can get the ingredients at a fair price. if you can get the right ingredients its actually quite easy and fun to make.

last time i bought what was clained to be tirimasu it was basically just sponge cake with a layer of cream, what a dissappointemnt and ripoff.

thanks paddy, we're only here for a holiday so not going to make in our hotel room, but thanks for the tip on making one, i will try it when home

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The New Orlean's in Soi Pattayaland (1 or 2?) used to have outstanding tiramisu. Haven't been for a while but I bet it's still on the menu and still very tasty.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g293919-d1645863-Reviews-New_Orleans-Pattaya_Chonburi_Province.html

Pan Pan Jomtien is well known for their excellent dessert case. I haven't tried it but here it is:

Generally I am not a big fan of Pan Pan but I think their desserts are recommendable. They also have a dessert outlet in Central Mall but smaller choice than Jomtien.

Also La Bocca Jomtien (more recommendable for food especially calzone) has an impressive looking dessert case but I don't know if they have tiramisu.

Now there's an idea. Had a look at Nigella Lawson's website and there are a few really nice recipies for Tiramisu....

But where in Pattaya can you buy savoiardi biscuits ?

+1 on Pan Pan - yummy

Eataly Italian market/deli in Jomtien has the lady finger cookies I noticed.

Located at the top of Soi 5 & Beach Rd, Jomtien (2nd Rd.)

They even sell Tiramisu and some other desserts.

Thanks, I'll check it out next time I get out in that end of town.

@JingThing; That desert looks like what is sold at Secret Recipe. This style of cake is sold throughout Asia, and it just tastes like a palm oil, sugar and bulking agents to me.

@Phil Conners; Now that's a proper Tiramisu. Seeking to find a proper Tiramisu like this, in Pattaya, would be setting up oneself for a big dollop of disappointment.

...The only decent desert I've ate in Asia is from J-Co Donut. Now that would be a decent franchise over here, I think.

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Tiramasu, Bacon and eggs, hamburger, pizza..best of best and on and on. I would like to ask how heavy are you guys??

seems all you do think of is food

@JingThing; That desert looks like what is sold at Secret Recipe. This style of cake is sold throughout Asia, and it just tastes like a palm oil, sugar and bulking agents to me.

@Phil Conners; Now that's a proper Tiramisu. Seeking to find a proper Tiramisu like this, in Pattaya, would be setting up oneself for a big dollop of disappointment.

...The only decent desert I've ate in Asia is from J-Co Donut. Now that would be a decent franchise over here, I think.

once im back and settled in maybe i will make proper tirimasu and sell it...good business opportunity...please don't steal my idea

After many years of experimentation I have to conclude that all desserts in Thailand are a disappointment, except Mango with sticky rice.

Sorry to post off-topic.

Tiramasu, Bacon and eggs, hamburger, pizza..best of best and on and on. I would like to ask how heavy are you guys??

seems all you do think of is food

Not really, we also think a lot about drinks.

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I know they have proper Tiramissu, and some other delicious desserts, at the Dusit buffet on Saturday but haven't been there for a few years.

I expect the price to have reached now 2000 Bht excluding drinks.

After many years of experimentation I have to conclude that all desserts in Thailand are a disappointment, except Mango with sticky rice.

Sorry to post off-topic.

Gelato?

After many years of experimentation I have to conclude that all desserts in Thailand are a disappointment, except Mango with sticky rice.

Weekly experimentation at the Hilton tells me otherwise. 380B includes a very good dessert counter.

Now there's an idea. Had a look at Nigella Lawson's website and there are a few really nice recipies for Tiramisu....

But where in Pattaya can you buy savoiardi biscuits ?

Speaking of Nigella, I always become aroused when I see Nigella lick jam off a spoon, sadly when my wife does the same I don't have the same reaction. Clearly we are buying the wrong kind of jam; does anyone know what brand of jam Nigella uses?

Now there's an idea. Had a look at Nigella Lawson's website and there are a few really nice recipies for Tiramisu....

But where in Pattaya can you buy savoiardi biscuits ?

Speaking of Nigella, I always become aroused when I see Nigella lick jam off a spoon, sadly when my wife does the same I don't have the same reaction. Clearly we are buying the wrong kind of jam; does anyone know what brand of jam Nigella uses?

I don't know the jam she uses but I am very jealous of that spoon.