Cheval d’Or sur Paris

16/09/2026: I haven't tried the savory ones yet, but the rest is a total banger.

06/09/2026: One purchase made directly in-store and one TooGoodToGo order. Regarding the in-store purchase, I got a durian puff pastry (€3.90 each), three sesame balls (€3.90 for three), and a slice of pandan cake (€4.90). I found the prices a bit high, except for the three sesame balls. Everything was pretty good; I wasn't expecting the pandan sesame ball to have such a different texture from the others. The taro and soy fillings were good. The durian puff pastry was perhaps a touch dry, the filling less intense than what I've tasted in other similar pastries. I wasn't sure what to expect from the pandan cake; the texture isn't as "sticky" as it looks in the photo—it's a slightly oily sponge cake—but it was good! For the TooGoodToGo zero-waste basket, I paid €4.99 for something worth €15—the basket was actually worth much more! I asked the seller if it would be possible to get some vegetarian options, which he agreed to. My basket contained two large pandan cream rolls, a small cake, a pandan brioche, a bag full of gyoza (I couldn't say for sure if they were vegetarian or not), and a bag of nine chocolate bao buns. The bag of bao was already worth €31 (I froze them, and they reheat very well steamed!), I estimate the rest to be worth around €20-25; a very generous basket indeed! I thought the gyoza wouldn't be edible very quickly, but in the end, after reheating them in the oven to make them crispy again, they lasted me for several days. You have to be okay with duplicates, though! As for the taste of the rolls/cakes/brioche, I have to admit I found them rather bland, but not bad. The baos and gyozas were good, however (even if the chocolate filling in the baos was a bit sparse, let's say). Regarding the service, it's still rather impersonal, but it's not a big deal. I'll most likely order TooGoodToGo baskets from them again, hoping to try other specialties at a lower cost!