Villa Ju

Love the concept here! Was drawn in by their cozy looking décor and their wide selection of baked goods! Fantastic service; the only downside is the temperature, it could get really hot in here due to the lack of A/​C, but overall thumbs up!

Every time I walk past Villa Ju, I can’t help but step in a step out with a purchase! This cute little bakery is filled with a huge variety of pastries, leaving very little floor space for tables and seats. However, if you take the stairs up you will be able to find plenty of seating space to sit and enjoy your freshly baked pastries.
My favourites is the sausage bun peppered with sesame seeds and garnished a sweet tomato sauce as well as the green tea muffins that comes in a pack of 2 and which are so delicious!
The bakery itself is full of wood furnitures, from the floorboards to the tables to the counter/​register, it’s all wood to give it a very homely and casual vibe.
The stairs on the way up are also lined with cute barrels of coffee beans and the walls painted with cute houses.
Upstairs you have the choice of a booth table for larger groups or the smaller 2-​seater tables along the sides. There is even a private room for private meetings and whatnot.
I have tried their aglio olio too and was pleasantly surprised at how tasty it was!
Cooked with bits of bacon, mushrooms and onions, the noodles were al dante and a good amount to keep my tummy satisfied. Furthermore, it came with a hint of spicyness that gave it a kick. With my pasta I had an Americano. So other than pastries and bread, they do have a set menu of pasta, sandwiches and coffee so you can relax and unwind in this little bakery and not worry about feeling at home! Indeed a must-​visit place if you’re in the area, and while you’re at it, take home some of their delicious pastries for later!

I have been to Korean Café, Korean BBQ but never a bakery and this is really different concept. How i wish i have acquire the language of Korean since they are dominating the Asia market. First from coffee café to dessert café, i should really learn their language. annyeonghaseyo (HELLO)
The bakery not only display many various buns and not the common buns you see in other bakery, cheese bun, chicken floss, hot dog bun here you get to see madelines, vegetable buns, cakes (Half a KG cake — Rm50 — 60, 1 KG cake is Rm80−9), they have cakes liek sweet potato cake, apple cake and many more, Besides that, they do have macarons, brownies and many more.
At the counter, you will see that they have Bingsu and it comes with various flavours such as Mango, Oreo and many more. small size is about RM 12.90 while the family for 4−5pax is RM25 and above. You can choose whether to have normal ice or milk ice, compared to Café bene who is famous for it’s bingsu, this here has much more real fruits and mango ice cream and the real way to eat bingsu is not to eat and observe which has the most tallest bingsu, the real way is to mix everything together and eat.
Definitely will come back again to try more of the macarons and bingsu. By the way the staircase is hidden at the side and yes there are 2 floors. I suggest if you are coming here for dessert, do not take the cheese cake as it’s been there too long when i ate it it was not fresh and was hard. Disappointing.

I was here upon request of my friends/​colleagues. We were bloated and craving for dessert desperately (at least I was :)) Villa Ju is located at Solaris Dutamas and extremely easy to notice. Villa Ju shares the similarity with Caffe Benne but with Korean style. For those of you that loves Korean, here probably be the place for you.
Villa Ju are design with Korean concept and have amazing ambience– cozy and snuggy. Their interior are well-​decorated and super spacious! However, I would love to emphasize to NEVER tried their pastry nor their cake. I felt like I was cheated by their mouthwatering texture (thanks to their lightings) My colleague and I went for their dry cheese cake (RM 9.90), mini pizza (RM 4.90), revolting vegetable croquettes (RM 4.90) and yummy mango bingsu. I would certainly ‘only’ recommend their bingsu — extremely chilly and yummy. Not to mention their humongous portion. They charges at relatively reasonable price as well-​RM 17.90 but they possessed one of the most nasty pastry. Don’t ever try their vegetable croquettes, YUCK! You might puke just by your first bite.
Overall, my experience here are amazing ! Their service here are quick and efficient. Thumbs up for service! But don’t ever take the risk to try their pastry cause it ain’t that good. Sorry but No.

Villa Ju is a korean concept café that located at Solaris Dutamas, same rolls with Prez and Beans. when people think of Korean Binsu they usually go to Café Bene, but this place do worth your money to try out, Café Bene usually makes you spend rm20++ something for one korea binsu, but Villa Ju’s korea binsu is cheaper, they are around rm17+, what I should really highlight is, their binsu usually just plain ice, but Villa ju’s are made from milk, so it will not just fully rely on the topping to blend to it, Personally recommend the fruits and oreo korea binsu. they also selling bakery food and usual western food like pastas, and the environment is awesome for me, really recommend people who are addicted over icy food: p