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Jin Patisserie

By Potatomato   Dec 21, 2006

I just got back from my company's Xmas vacation at Ensenada Mexico (Joan is still out on vacation up at SF), food report coming soon. FULL REVIEW

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Jin Patisserie

By ...and eat your greens   Oct 04, 2006

The contination of the crazy weekend of food when Brian came into town...is contined with our trip to Jin Patisserie on Abbot Kinney. We were looking for somewhere different, somewhere to sit and take a time out from all the crazy stuff happening in our lives. This place fit the bill - with its' outdoor seating and calming little water fountain in the middle of their courtyard, it was a great place to unwind. We all decided to get their Afternoon Tea Set. It came with one choice of tea in a little teapot...unfortunately no refills (I mean, come on, just add hot water?) FULL REVIEW

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By Pengrin Eats   Sep 08, 2006

A really cute place in the area of Venice. A nice place to spend some time after some shopping in that area. Cute Japanese desserts. We had their homemade ice tea, which was served in a modern white sleek teapot with sugar water. I always liked Japanese dessert because it's very light tasting it's almost like you have to imagine the taste on your palette. FULL REVIEW

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By Potatomato   Feb 06, 2006

I treat myself and had the afternoon tea set from Jin Patisserie (see old entry) for lunch. When I asked if it's too big for one person the waitress said no ^^;; There're sandwich, quiche, 2 scones, 2 pound cake, 4 mini-pastries + 1 chocolate + tea. FULL REVIEW

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*Kristy Choo* at jin patisserie

By Best of LA   Nov 27, 2005

I just wrote about seeing stars in Los Angeles and I've read about Sarah's "embarrassed smile" when she met Violet's chef/owner, Jared Simons, BUT nothing could have prepared me for my face-to-face meeting with Kristy Choo of Venice's Jin Patisserie. FULL REVIEW

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Relaxation Without Naked People: Jin Patisserie

By Daily Gluttony   Nov 10, 2005

The first time I ever went to "spa day" with my friends, I was a little taken aback by how comfortable many people are about just letting it all hang out in front of strangers. I mean, don't get me wrong, the whole day was indeed relaxing--I felt like a wet noodle after all those massages, facials and treatments--but in the ladies spa room, the ladies just showed their goods to the world. And I mean all of them. Here we were in this tranquil atmosphere--calming music playing softly in the background, a few beautiful yet simple orchids placed here and there to add an elegant touch to the otherwise zen-minimalist room--and there they were...butt-naked. No, I am not one of those women that takes her bra off under her shirt so that no one can see anything, but I am also not one of those women that likes to hang out in the jacuzzi with random women who aren't wearing anything to separate themselves from the water that's touching me! That, to me, is not relaxing...ewww! FULL REVIEW

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Jin Patisserie

By Eats & Giggles   Oct 16, 2005

Asian cities have some of the best bakeries in the world, where pastry artisans spin creations so fine it's as though an angel breathed on your plate. So when Kristy Choo, of Singapore, opened Jin Patisserie tea garden in Venice, California, the trendy locals came to relax in a modern landscape and nibble on homemade chocolates with surprisingly tasty flavors like Caramel Clove, The des Concubine, Mango Kalamansi, and Earl Grey Feuilletine. FULL REVIEW

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By Best of LA   Sep 20, 2005

I surprised my sweet with some sweets the other day from Jin Patisserie in Venice. FULL REVIEW

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By Potatomato   Aug 19, 2005

Lunch here with Yan, who worked in Bl:nd at Santa Monica and has became my lunch buddies. So I've tried their cakes, chocolates and big cake, I realized they have lunch sets too. Two kinds: Quiche or Sandwich. The Quiche are ok, but the sandwich was too plain (nothing inside by regular ham and salad green, and a thin stingy barely noticable slice of butter). -,-;;; The cakes came with the sets are very mini-bite size, my Louvre was very frozen and old. Next time just stick with their cakes. I have yet to try their Afternoon tea set though...^^;;; FULL REVIEW

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By Potatomato   Apr 13, 2005

Finally try Jin Patisserie's chocolate. I raved about their cakes before. On the counter I have to make difficult decision to pick 6 from the 20 types into this paper box...gosh... ^^;; Top from left to right: Manga Kalamansi, Lychee, Jasmine. Bottom: Sea-Salt Caramel, Lavender, The du Hammum. The graphical prints and patterns on the chocolates gave the delicate, elegant and modern look~ The chocolates are all light and moussey inside and very flavored with herbs and spices, though so subtle that some taste a bit too similar. They taste too delicate that I ended up craving chocolate bars for more choco-satisfation ^^;;; FULL REVIEW

Jin Patisserie

By Foodie Universe   Mar 10, 2005

Tucked away behind a fence on the most well-traveled portion of Abbot Kinney, you may walk by this pastry shop ten times before you notice it. FULL REVIEW

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By Potatomato   Feb 28, 2005

Jin Patisserie Pastry Boutique & Tea Garden is a MUST go! >O< One of the very few (if not the only) high quality French pastry cake & afternoon tea house in LA, there are varities of cakes and tea all with fancy names to choose from. The food is served at outdoor-only seatings in the cozy Asian-ish courtyard, there are even big round mattress where you can lay down on while you're eat and drink. After a tiring walk and shopping spree on Abbot Kinney, this is the perfect place to rest and enjoy delicious, delicate gourmet cakes! FULL REVIEW

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