The spelling pedant in me wants to point out that their business' name has a typo. I think they meant Panache. Now that I have that off my chest, I can carry on with the review.
I've passed by the store every time I made a visit to Oriental Gourmet or Congee Queen, but only remembered to purchase something from them yesterday.
The store looks modern and clean. There are buns and pastries that you can pick on both sides of the store while the specialty cakes and pastries are behind a glass display next to the cash register. There's only one table with 4 chairs at the store but I think that's a good thing seeing as the store is quite narrow and cozy.
Their specialty pastries are not too expensive as most of the individual pieces hover around $3 to $5, but I find that their buns are priced a bit on the higher end. Usually you can get buns in Scarborough for less than $1 each. I bought a chestnut napoleon and the strawberry napoleon (both $3.50) and found the pastry to be a bit damp which caused the pastry to lose its crunch and flakiness. I wished the chestnut creme had a stronger chestnut flavor because it tasted similar to the whipped cream from the strawberry napoleon.
I wouldn't recommend ordering a birthday/wedding cake from Panash, but I think this bakery would do the trick if you just want a quick bite or need to stress eat. Does that make sense?