The Bread Shop

Hidden in a much more quiet part of Damansara Heights. This gem of a bakery has lots to offer. It’s right next to one of the Decanter branch.
My many favourites at The Bread Shop includes Lemon Tart — oh so tangy! Banana scotch danish, so mouthwatering, it’s a must try for sure. And not to be forgotten, the Peanut Butter cheese tart… Most of these tarts are priced at RM6.80. Value for the quality.
Service is always top notch here, the lines tend to move swiftly and quickly. And i absolutely adore the fact that you can watch them bake, its so cool to see that. The unique layout lends the cool vibe to this entire place. And oh man, the smell is intoxicating.
Many families come here and buy their loafs of bread for the week.

Pretty nifty place, with black and white interior. The smell of fresh bread and pastries gushes to you as you enter the café. The place is really cozy, has the ambience of a coffee place but a darker interior. The place was pretty much a full house inside when I went about 4pm, all the pastries are mostly gone when I headed there at the time. It’s a self service kind of place where you head to the counter for your order and they will send you the order if you ordered sandwiches and stuff which might take you a little longer.
Parking is pretty easy there as there aren’t much shops. There is a convenient store right next to the bread shop so for those of you who needs to buy a little something from the convenient store. Other than that, they also have coffee for those of you who need your coffee dose.

After being sucked into using the secondhand app Carousell, I found myself having to pick a spot in Damansara Heights to meet someone there. Deciding to try out someplace new, I did a little bit of research and found this hidden gem tucked away on a row of shop lots like in the middle of… kind of nowhere, heh.
Anyway, it was very early in the afternoon so parking was alright then (I’m not sure during other hours) but all you got to do is just park by the side of the road and it should be fine. From outside it looks like a very dark place but once you open the doors to go inside… My god! Okay, still dark but DAMN! The rows and rows of stacked pastries just staring back at you begging for you to eat them. I had a very hard time choosing which I wanted to eat even the guy at the counter kept asking me from time to time if I was done. I decided to go with the Green Tea Tart (RM6.80) but that broke as he lifted it so I decided to get a plain olé’ Basil Cheese Wheel (RM5.80). I figured it would be boring or bland but damn, to my surprise it was tastier than I could ever imagine a basil cheese wheel to taste like! I kind of wished it was warm though. I bought some of their Kouign Amann’s as well that they were promoting that came in 3 flavors, peanut butter, sesame and well, original and those were particularly interesting because they were thin, soft and fluffy yet crunchy and very sweet.
The shop may be a little bit small but the dimly-​lit store with tall stools around make this place great to grab a quick snack, but probably not for when you just want to sit down and enjoy a good book. Another tip I’ve heard about this place is that their scones are to die for (!) but they’re also… kind of pricey. :(Will probably give those a try on my next trip back here soon.

This is one of the very first few industrialist interior design to ever sprout in Klang Valley. My friend and I, both very architectural incline decided to check out this new place just for the design and not the food.
Today, I visit this place still not only because of the design but because of the food and the music. Their pastry is an absolute delight to eat. It’s hard to keep myself from ordering just one because they all just look so beautiful.
Besides the pastry. If you would like something to eat. Do try out their roast beef or smoked chicken sandwich. Have that with their freshly squeezed Orange juice too!

You’ll usually find me here stocking my bread supply. I have been in love with their breads and pastries since its establishment and I don’t think our beautiful love affair is ever going to stop anytime soon. It nestles itself between a local Chinese mini mart and a dine-​in restaurant. Parking is ample around here, depending on your arrival hour. Fret not if all spaces are taken, you could still park your car across the street (doing it Malaysian style!). It’s a housing area so for those law avoiding citizens, you’re not parking illegally.
Let me start with the breads. They’re all baked fresh and in batches everyday. Have I told you how much I love the smell of fresh baked breads? They’ve got a decent range of varieties — sourdough, wholemeal, walnut, multigrain, cranberry walnut, organic broom bread (fancy way of saying high fibre) — this place got them all! They sell breads in loaves and also singular portions such as croissants (which I highly recommend) to butterscotch banana danish.
Their pastries are pretty amazing as well though I cannot equally vouch for its quality in comparison to their breads. They do sell a mean scone though — they’ve got plain and raisins. They are a little pricey at RM 4.80 per scone. Their range of tarts will leave you tickled pink! From peanut butter cheese to the classic lemon tart, all of them look sinfully delicious! They cost RM 6.80 per piece.
The only thing I would advice you to avoid is their coffee. It’s not good… at all. It could be their coffee beans? I didn’t pry onto it much but at RM 10/​cup on average, I’d suggest you to get your coffee fix elsewhere.
The ambience here is great with a very minimalistic industrial setting. It’s actually one of the first cafés around town to have this sorta setting. The music here is lovely, very lounge-​y feel to it. Overall, I had a pretty good experience here but just don’t order their coffee. Just don’t.

Hidden gem in the Bukit Damansara neighbourhood!
This bakery café has some of the best baked goods in town. They bake all their goods on-​site daily.
When you walk through the doors you’ll be greeted with the aroma of freshly baked bread and freshly brewed coffee.
They’ve got an extensive range of pastries and bread. I always have a hard time deciding what to have, so I usually end up going with my usual. Scones!
They also have freshly made sandwiches!