La Parisienne, a home bakery known for realistic French illusion desserts, has brought its operation onto Omaha streets in a food truck.
The bakery describes its specialty as French illusion desserts, made in the trompe-l’œil style.
From Paris Training to a Guadalajara Storefront
La Parisienne is preparing to open a boutique storefront in Omaha. Founder Nesrine earned her French Pastry CAP in 2020 and later trained in Paris, where she specialized in trompe-l’œil pastry, according to the bakery’s website.
Before planning its Omaha storefront, Nesrine and Ali opened a pastry shop in Guadalajara, Mexico, the bakery says on its Our Story page.
How to Track Down the Truck
The truck is one way to find the bakery; La Parisienne also has an online shop.
Permit requirements for Omaha food trucks
For mobile food units generally, operators must use a licensed commercial-kitchen commissary, and vendors operating within Omaha city limits need a City of Omaha Mobile Food Vendor Permit issued by Park Omaha, according to the Douglas County Health Department.
Customers can order online and arrange pickup in advance. The shop also lists illusion fruits, with some products marked as limited stock, according to La Parisienne.
