Looking for Dessert places?

Complex and refined. No wonder the reputation.

Walking along Beach Street and you would find this pastry cafe, popular for their hand crafted French pastries with breads and cakes.

Lovey environment to sit down and enjoy some pastries and drink in the afternoon, after walking around the area of George Town.

One of the ice cream places you can find in this neighbourhood of Damansara Kim, a comforting space to enjoy a cup of ice cream and chill.

The Pulut Thai Thai is one flavour that I find it very interesting, a fresh santan gelato with glutinous rice and butterfly pea flower. So you could bite on some of the glutinous rice as you eat.

An old school Chinese desert place in Pudu famous for their smooth texture of the black sesame paste.

There’s a few mixture that you can go with such as this Cha Wu, a mix with peanut paste.

And interestingly every orders they will create some drawing on the top.

Something to enjoy if you are in Pudu after meal.

I’m pretty sure everyone of us would drop by to visit this famous street in KL whenever you are here.

Then since you are here, some of the street foods like this one shouldn’t be missed out.

I was lucky I got the last batch of mush chee before it all gone by early afternoon.

It is simple enjoyable with the muah chee texture that goes well with the peanuts.

I would say this is one of the trendiest bakery you can find in KL now, as they expanded their business to a few branches across the city.

Started from their original shop here at Four Points Chinatown, serving some of their unique pastries and drinks.

Their super banana was labelled as one of their best seller. Bursts of banana with hints of miso, hazelnuts and caramelised savoury laminated pastry.

Pair your pastry with a cup of cold brew to kickstart the day.

This place is where you can find some interesting matcha drink at The Gasket Alley.

Which you find some drinks on the menu that mixed with matcha, such as this local inspired Matcha mixed with sugarcane. Pretty refreshing to enjoy.

As I’m searching for a pastry to go with, their curry puff really attracts me for its very unique kind of pastry that I would imagine for a curry puff.

Stuffed with curry potatoes that’s not too spicy.

The last time I’m at this neighbourhood was almost 10 years ago and happy to see how Kelana Jaya has developed so far.

Located just a short walk from the nearest Kelana Jaya LRT Station, this bakery cafe is almost full house on weekend; even there’s no obvious signage at the shopfront and you have to enter the shop by the side.

I needed something refreshing to kickstart my visit here and decided to go with their coffee lemonade. Strong coffee hint yet with lemonade taste as you drink.

Beside their signature drinks, they also served some pretty decent pastries here. For example this blueberry butter pudding.

Crusty almond on the top, with soft pudding at the bottom stuffed with blueberries.

Pair well with the coffee here.

One of the popular coffee place in Penang located along this very small street of Lorong Tok Aka, which the shopfront covered with plants.

This place constantly occupied with crowd for their coffee and pastries. Lovely and cosy space with their wonderful drinks.

One of the ice cream chain in Malaysia that has been opened a few outlets across the cities.

Beside their ice cream, they also sell beautifully crafted cakes as well.

Went to their outlet in Penang and gotten myself this flavour made of raspberries with lychee and rose sorbet.

Refreshing and vegan.