January 30, 2019

Patisserie Kyo in BGC Offers Healthy Take-Away Breads and Pastries

Updated October 2, 2019

While some restaurants are striving to be known among foodies despite putting huge effort, Patisserie Kyo in Bonifacio Global City has burgeoned simply by word of mouth.

Started in 2012, this Japanese pastry shop has been frequented by many expats who clearly relish the delights of each product it offers.

Patisserie Kyo in BGC

In over 10 years of staying in the Philippines, owner Masako Kimura has observed that many Filipinos, most of the time, don’t bother about their food intake on a daily basis.

This is why, according to her, she was pressed to open a shop within the district that could somehow help everyone to live a disciplined lifestyle.

The pastry shop has partnered with Ralph’s Wine and Spirits

In this regard, the bakery only provides goodies that are made with quality ingredients—from freshly baked goods to all-natural Japanese fare.

“All of what we offer here are free from preservatives to maintain the integrity of the food,” the food specialist from Tokyo stressed, emphasizing that this factor is what sets them apart from others.

In 2014, Patisserie Kyo moved to its new location at Trion Towers, which is just a few steps away from SM Aura, sharing space with Ralph’s Wine and Liquor shop.

Though they haven’t put up a signage yet, regular customers know where to drop by.

Among their well-loved takeaway bread is their signature Sausage Roll (Php 90/pc), which filling is very unmistakable, perfect for a savory pastry snack.

They also offer Melon Pan (Php 40/pc), which is a popular sweet bun in Japan made with milk and enriched cookie dough. Also pick the Choco Chip Bread (Pho 40/pc) to try a different flavor.

Sausage Roll (Php 90/pc), Melon Pan (Php 40/pc), Choco Chip Bread (Pho 40/pc)

Another classic Japanese snack offered here is the Mini Dorayaki (Php 40/pc), which is made with anko or Japanese red bean paste.

Without any additives used, all the bread and pastries are guaranteed to last longer.

Mini Dorayaki (Php 40/pc)

Meanwhile, if you want to lounge around and have some hearty eats to try apart from bread, Patisserie Kyo has Sukiyaki Donburi (Php 300), Chicken Karaage (Php 120), and Wagyu Hamburg Bento (Php 420) for your meaty cravings.

Kimura shared that many of her regular customers buy dishes like the sukiyaki and karaage only for take out so that they could pair it with rice at home.

Sukiyaki Donburi (Php 300)