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Wonderful Patisserie was a patisserie and cafe in [[Locale Colindale|Colindale]]. It has now closed and been replaced by a small outpost of the chain in [[Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall, NW9 0FH|Bang Bang Oriental Foodhall]] just up the road.
A patisserie and cafe in [[Locale Colindale|Colindale]], previously located in [[Oriental City]]. They have another branch on Gerrard Street in [[Locale Chinatown|Chinatown]].
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As of September 2017 the furniture remains inside <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/37025097755/ photo taken through window]</small> and there's a sign in the window <small>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/kake_pugh/37025098915/ photo]</small> claiming that it's just closed for refurbishment and will be opening again soon, but a staff member at the Bang Bang branch confirmed to us that it won't be reopening.
Inside, there's a fair bit of seating <small>[http://www.keayfurniture.co.uk/portfolio.php?cid=79 photo]</small>, a freestanding display of sweet and savoury Chinese bakery items, an ice cream freezer, a display counter of decorated cakes, another display counter with various flavours of mochi, and a few shelves of snacks and sweets (including fried snack seaweed and pocky). You can buy the pastries and things to eat in or take away. They also do various drinks including teh tarik (pulled tea) and pearl milk tea (bubble tea).
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A patisserie and cafe in [[Locale Colindale|Colindale]], previously located in [[Oriental City]]. They have another branch on Gerrard Street in [[Locale Chinatown|Chinatown]].

Inside, there's a fair bit of seating, a freestanding display of sweet and savoury Chinese bakery items, an ice cream freezer, a display counter of decorated cakes, another display counter with various flavours of mochi, and a few shelves of snacks and sweets (including fried snack seaweed and pocky). You can buy the pastries and things to eat in or take away. They also do various drinks including teh tarik (pulled tea) and pearl milk tea (bubble tea).

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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], September 2009.</div>
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], 4 September 2009.</div>
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category='Ex-Oriental City,Now Closed'
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category='Bakeries,Cafes,Chinese Food,Ex-Oriental City'
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hours_text='10am-10pm Mon-Sun (last orders 9pm)'
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summary='Now closed; was a Chinese patisserie and cafe in Colindale, formerly in Oriental City.' summary='Chinese patisserie and cafe in Colindale, formerly in Oriental City.'
opening_hours_text='10am-10pm Mon-Sun (last orders 9pm)'
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summary='Now closed; was a Chinese patisserie and cafe in Colindale, formerly in Oriental City.' postcode='NW9 6LH'
summary='Chinese patisserie and cafe in Colindale, formerly in Oriental City.'

A patisserie and cafe in Colindale, previously located in Oriental City. They have another branch on Gerrard Street in Chinatown.

Inside, there's a fair bit of seating photo, a freestanding display of sweet and savoury Chinese bakery items, an ice cream freezer, a display counter of decorated cakes, another display counter with various flavours of mochi, and a few shelves of snacks and sweets (including fried snack seaweed and pocky). You can buy the pastries and things to eat in or take away. They also do various drinks including teh tarik (pulled tea) and pearl milk tea (bubble tea).

Kake visited in September 2009 and tried various pastries (fine) as well as two flavours of mochi; chocolate (bland, not very chocolatey) and peanut butter with brown sugar (tasty). I was specifically looking for pork floss buns, but they don't seem to sell them. I liked the mix and match nature of the mochi counter though, with each piece priced individually (starting around 80p).

They seem to also do hot food, judging by these photos on Flickr.

Accessibility: Three steps up just inside the front door. Didn't check the toilets.

Last visited by Kake, 4 September 2009.

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