Please be as specific as possible.

Ideally what it is and WHERE to buy it.

I only eat one dessert every year ... on my birthday.

This is because I do not physically crave them anymore ... but I do still find them appealing on a mental level to have one once a year.

So I'm wondering for you dessert lovers who can't imagine only having one a year, IF you were restricted to one time a year in Pattaya, what EXACTLY would you choose?

Emphasis on quality rather than quantity (no interest in eating an ice cream sundae the size of a house). Money is no object but I don't see the point in eating a solid gold cake either.

Other than that, it can be ANY class of dessert ... cakes / cookies / ice cream / gelato / pastries , etc. etc.

If I don't get any better ideas, I may just go for a simple combination of two gelatos (flavors depending on what they have) at that gelato place in Royal Garden Mall. I used to like the gelato there. Is there a better place for gelato now?

Another idea is the Sicilian cannoli at Made in Italy Jomtien which is imported from Italy. Anyone tried it?

Apple pie and ice cream but I don't know where I would buy it.

I can never find high quality pastry products in Thailand

Why would anyone import Cannoli , unless its their shells they bring in , Ferraras Bakery in NYC makes them and does that in USA , but I own a set of Tubes that help u make your own shells , then I make my own Ricotta Cheese , and add the flavors I wish it to be...usually a Vanilla and a Chocolate. The best Cannoli , I ever had were in NEW ORLEANS @ Angelo Brocato's , great Italian Ices too ! Incredible Ice Cream. They both are great Dessert places !

My pick tho , Pistachio Ice Cream would be my pick of Desserts if I weren't a Type 2 Diabetic ! with a Reese's peanut butter Cup on top ! My favorite all time candy !

In Pattaya , I have no idea but will have to pick my Apple Pie or NY Cheese Cake I make at our house but I'm in Naklua LOL can that count?

Bud's Rum And Raisin ice cream from Food Mart on corner of Theprsait.

Take baht bus from 2nd Rd, ride on back of baht bus holding on to rails, jump off at the corner of Thepprasit, get Bud's from Food Mart, if totally desperate, eat outside on the wood bench in front of Food Mart. I recommend putting Bud's little can in a pocket, take a baht bus on Theprasit towards Sukhumvit, get off at night market. By the time you reach market the Bud's Rum And Raisin ice cream has reached perfect state of semi meltedness for your maximum eating pleasure.

Not only is this the best dessert, but possibly the best thing about Pattaya.

(Don't forget to get a little plastic spoon at Food Mart, they are free!)

Delicious Apple Crumble and Ice Cream at Sandbarbythesea ..on Dongtan Beach ..just opened .. pic does not do justice to the taste ..

I dream of a posh restaurant where they wheel up the sweet trolley to chose from, and come back to ask if you want more...

Thanks so far.

This is starting to get interesting.

I'm not going to make anything myself.

On Bud's Ice Cream, well if was to do a commercial ice cream I would probably go for Ben and Jerry's instead. Picking a flavor would be hard though.

That New Zealand ice cream chain is good here too ... are they still open at Central?

That apple dessert looks great, but being American, I don't get too excited about anything with apples, not exotic enough.

I do love an alcohol poached pear dessert but that's kind of even too "healthy" for my purposes here.

I dream of a posh restaurant where they wheel up the sweet trolley to chose from, and come back to ask if you want more...

Understood.

It can be hard to pick just one.

Mango sticky rice bathed in coconut milk.

Mango sticky rice bathed in coconut milk.

Sure but I can eat mango any day ... so for me that isn't special enough.

Thanks so far.

This is starting to get interesting.

I'm not going to make anything myself.

On Bud's Ice Cream, well if was to do a commercial ice cream I would probably go for Ben and Jerry's instead. Picking a flavor would be hard though.

That New Zealand ice cream chain is good here too ... are they still open at Central?

That apple dessert looks great, but being American, I don't get too excited about anything with apples, not exotic enough.

I do love an alcohol poached pear dessert but that's kind of even too "healthy" for my purposes here.

"That New Zealand ice cream chain is good here too ... are they still open at Central? "

yes they are with some interesting flavours like English Toffee

In Malaysia that chain did an incredible dessert ... fresh durian blended with ice cream in a thick shake. OMG. I've seen the same shake concept here but not with durian. If they did it with durian with their great ice cream, that would be the pick. But they don't.

If it's only once a year, ya ice + mango/sticky rice?

If it's only once a year, ya ice + mango/sticky rice?

It just seems too mundane to me. It's a good combo but it's just rice and sugar syrup and can have mango anytime.

There is a branch of this place in Central: http://www.creamandfudge.com/menu/ I've not tried it yet (very tempted to since it signed up with eatigo) but the pictures look good.

Of course one big problem with desserts/patisserie (especially outside of the European heartland they spring from) is that they often look much better than they taste.

I've never had a bad gateau at the Hilton and if you went there for lunch I suppose you could have a very small serving of several different ones and call it one dessert. It wouldn't cost any more than the buffet does either.

If it's only once a year, ya ice + mango/sticky rice?

It just seems too mundane to me.

Ya ice is mundane? What an interesting life you must lead.

I think I missed the ya ice part. Oops. I think I'll pass on the hard drugs, thank you very much.

Speaking of which, like most humans, I think chocolate is great.

But to me just chocolate cake or chocolate ice cream is boring.

A special chocolate dessert would be some kind of fusion of cake, crunchy candy, pastry, and cream.

I've had Italian desserts like that.

I dont like desserts much so just a simple chocolate mud cake with some fresh cream is nice.

My question would be "where is the best Trifle in Pattaya? Or, is there a great trifle in Pattaya? Maybe not...

Pan Pan Italian restaurant Jomtien used to have great dessert case ... and always some chocolate stuff.

http://www.panpanpattaya.com/Mooflow/Italian-food-images/torta-al-cioccolato.jpg

Actually, I'm sure I could do a lot worse than one of their cake thingies along with a scoop of gelato ...

How about carrot cake? Where is town has the BEST carrot cake?

Anything as long as it was off my girlfriends stomach.

Celery?

Celery?

Anything...

Svensons in Royal used to do a 'special' each year, some sort of mango thing, was top top.

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Anything as long as it was off my girlfriends stomach.

Or her super hot mate!!

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How about carrot cake? Where is town has the BEST carrot cake?

The best one I've had here was in the HIlton buffet. Probably because it's the only place I've ever had one here.

I miss fresh cream.

Cheese cake with blueberry jam on top is really good at Starbucks, but maybe not special enough to qualify for once a year treat.

Ben and Jerry ice cream is nowhere as good as Bud's Rum And Raisin. Same for Haagen Daez and Mövenpick, both not as good. Mövenpick is especially sucky considering the price. Do not underestimate Bud's Rum And Raisin!

A scoop of Ben & Jerry's "I dough I dough" ice cream.

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I miss fresh cream.

The closest to fresh cream here is the New Zealand Anchor brand their butter is real butter as well.