A macaron-inspired bakery in Hong Kong puts some panache in the ganache
Who knew something as sweetly sedate as a French macaron could be the inspiration for such a boldly bonkers space in Hong Kong? That’s the origin story for Eat Darling Eat, a self-described ‘postmodernist dessert laboratory’ in the Asian city.
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