Afternoon tea with that French touch


(From top) Exotic Mango, ‘Mr Millefeuille Gula Melaka’ and Le Temps des Cerises.(From top) Exotic Mango, ‘Mr Millefeuille Gula Melaka’ and Le Temps des Cerises.AFTERNOON tea, traditionally a British tradition that came about in the 1840s, was a time to have a small meal to stem the hunger before an evening meal.

For a distinctively unique afternoon tea session, St Regis Kuala Lumpur’s new French executive pastry chef Gael Moutet brings his French heritage, culinary expertise and experience into his pastries.

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