Category: Food Trails
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Batu Pahat & Johor Bahru Eat: Rengit Coffee by Dagan Cafe
Rengit Coffee by Dagan Cafe serves “elephant” coffees alongside Malaysian local delights and offers a one-stop location to enjoy local food and buy coffee products.
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Kluang Buy: Nam Yick Food Trading (南益饼家) Shanghai Mooncakes
Nam Yick Food Trading (南益饼家), one of the oldest traditional bakeries in Kluang, is well-known for its mooncakes and attracts customers from Malaysia and Singapore.
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Kluang Buy: Tong Huat Traditional Confectionery (东发传统饼家) Mung Bean Biscuits
Tong Huat Traditional Confectionery is highly popular for its sweet / savoury mung bean biscuits and other Chinese pastries. Expect to queue on Sat & P.H.
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Batu Pahat Buy: Family Bakery (芳邻西点蛋糕) Ogura Cake
Family Bakery, a chain of pastry shops, offers a wide variety of cakes, breads and pastries, and very popular for their ogura cakes with various flavours.
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Kluang Buy: Yuen Fatt Biscuit (源发饼家) Shanghai Mooncake
Yuen Fatt Biscuit, a traditional bakery that specialises in Chinese pastries, including mooncakes. Their pillow-shape Shanghai mooncakes are very popular.
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Kluang Buy: Yu Kong Moon Cake (游港上海月饼) Shanghai Mooncakes
Yu Kong Moon Cake, a well-known bakery in Kluang for Shanghai mooncakes, especially around Mid-Autumn Festival. Outside of the season, they bake cookies.
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Johor Bahru Eat: Tai Hong Kopitiam (大丰擂茶) Thunder Tea Rice @ Taman Sentosa
Tai Hong Kopitiam serves “thunder” tea rice as their signature dish among a wide range of Malaysian delights, such as Hakka food, Sarawak food, etc.
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Johor Bahru Eat: IKEA Swedish Restaurant @ IKEA Tebrau
Aside from shopping for household items at IKEA, having a feast at IKEA Swedish Restaurant is the next thing to do. The restaurant is opened to Toppen’s shoppers too.
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Johor Bahru Eat: Wang Xiang Noodle (万香生肉面) @ Taman Pelangi
Wang Xiang Noodle serves its signature Sabah-style pork noodle dishes, with kway teow soup or dry-tossed noodle. Try their Hakka yong taufu too.
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Johor Bahru Cafe: Nimmies Pastry Cafe @ Taman Melodies
Nimmies Pastry Cafe, a bakery-cum-cafe in a 2-storey bungalow, serves their own-baked pastries and Asian delights, including their award-winning fish n’ chip.