Seung Yun Lee

Mood Food through the lens of Seung Yun Lee Pastry chef Singapore
Seung Yun Lee

Seung Yun Lee

Mood Food through the lens of Seung Yun Lee Pastry chef Singapore
Originally I'm from South Korea, now living and working in Singapore. The city's really vibrant and every part of it sets a different mood. Sometimes crazy and colourful. Other times rational and austere. I love to integrate that in my pastries. I love to play with flavours that work like mood enhancers. And the way a pastry looks and tastes should express that mood. It helps customers to pick a pastry based on how they feel or want to feel.
Seung Yun Lee

Colors represent the mood

Chef Seung Yun Lee talks about Mona Lisa
  • Flower bombs

    Flower bombs

    There's this really positive vibe about Singapore that makes you feel happy, and almost instantly fall in love with the city. The city architecture inspired me to create these pastries with fruity flavours and floral notes like rose, violets or hibiscus. These flower bombs should make you feel happy or feel like falling in love...
  • Spring Tulips

    Spring Tulips

    “Nature, plants and flowers are all around you in Singapore, especially in the Gardens by the Bay. They inspired me to create a small edible flower garden.”
  • Brick Toys

    Brick Toys

    “Brick toys take me back to my childhood and make me feel intensely happy. So their shapes and colors inspired me to create different cake flavors. Each a different color. Each a different mood. Red with red fruits and a dash of chili gives you energy. Blue is made with blueberries and makes you feel zen. And the yellow cake is made with pineapple, mango and banana... That one is pure happiness."