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"Cute little shop. Nice but limited bakery knick knacks."
Téléphone: (+1)5628097021
Adresse: 11655 Artesia Blvd #3849, 90701, Artesia, US, United States
Ville: Artesia
Site Web: http://www.portugalimports.net/
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as an Asian American I felt obliged to speak out of the experience I had today. To be honest, I really love to try new kitchen to support the local companies of different cultures. this is the first time that I have really experienced inconvenience for being from Asian descent from a customer service facility. in this week I had gone in excitement to the load because I wanted to try authentic Portuguese baked for a because, but never had a chance because they weren't out of the area where they were close to the time when I came out of work. Although the female cash seemed to speak with a customer (he seemed caucasier often there to go) for a long time, I had curious about it all because I ha...
that was one of my must-hold while I visited socal. the natas are as good as before. I have visited lissabon since my previous visit, so I know how a new benchmark (and I am a self-announced Natas expert after having eaten in portugal about 30 natas in my short time) that are the best natas I had outside portugal. the ice cream is super creamy and delicious. only the perfect amount of sweet. the bake is really flocky. the prices have risen: I paid $25 for a dozen. I actually bought a dozen to get back to nj, but unfortunately after 2 days they were a little soggy (which is to be expected.) I just mentioned a review that they can get frozen, so I can try to be in town next time.
My first time here and it was a good experience, the owner was very nice and helpful. Went for their Pastel de Nata but unfortunately I had to wait so I instead picked their Coco, Almond, and Queijada de Nata pastries which were delicious to enjoy! Especially the Queijada de Nata, I could eat 100. The place looks super traditional and inviting loaded with Portuguese Food to take home and cook and their Portuguese pastries with espressos, lattes, and coffees.
I had never been here before, and I must say I'm pleasantly surprised to find such a lovely, clean, and modern restaurant in this rather industrial area. They have a fantastic coffee selection, and it’s also the only place where I could find the delicious Portuguese custard tarts.
