Tribe Verified

Behind the Scenes: Our Craft & Cafés

byAmiel GourmetVisit bakeries in Sahakar Nagar & Yelahanka; Delivery across BengaluruStarts from150 per itemView full gallery

Step inside our kitchens and cafés to see how we transform simple ingredients into French culinary art. From our traditional sourdough fermentation process to the warm atmosphere of our Manyata location, get a peek at the passion behind every bite.

Rolling, whisking, folding, and baking. At my patisserie, every step is an ode to the craft of French baking. I don’t rush the process, because the best things take time.

Just another day in my kitchen. This is what passion looks like behind the scenes, with hands at work and hearts in it, from kneading dough to cooking fresh flatbreads.

A quick tour of my gourmet café at Manyata Tech Park. It’s a place where work breaks turn delicious, with fresh coffee and an almond croissant waiting for you.

A glimpse of my café at Embassy Manyata. You can see the display counter filled with fresh pastries and breads, and guests enjoying the cozy ambiance.

My team and I are thrilled to be at Manyata! This collage shows our new space, the beautiful display of pastries, and the happy faces behind the counter.

Happiness is good food and great company. This joyful moment captures what my café is all about: creating smiles, one delicious bite at a time.

Smiles are my favorite ingredient! It brings me so much joy to see children and families enjoying the treats I've crafted with love.

That look of pure delight when you take the first bite of a fresh strawberry tartlet. These are the moments I bake for.

Pure joy, one bite at a time. I believe my desserts are crafted not just to satisfy cravings, but to create happy memories that last.

Every bite is a masterpiece. This video montage shows the craft behind various dishes, from searing meat to glazing cakes and baking bread.

About Behind the Scenes: Our Craft & Cafés

We believe that great baking requires patience, which is why our sourdough undergoes a long natural fermentation process rather than being rushed. This traditional method gives our loaves that distinctively crusty exterior and airy, soft crumb you won't find in mass-produced bread, ensuring every slice is a testament to the time we invest in our craft.

Similar work from other experts

Browse through Curated picks from other experts on mytribe