Haraju Cube

Definitely a heaven for dessert lovers! From their signature Honey Toasts that just screams pure decadence. If you’re the gullible type, fret not, as you will be absolved the moment your taste buds come in contact with the toasts.
Coming in a group also means you get to try more things, because coming in solo for their molten cheese tarts and toasts will expand your tummy 4 folds. Give their Strawbelicious and Azuki-​Matcha for a taste of their bestsellers.
To quench your thirst, they have fresh chilled juice that acts perfectly as a health booster too! Nevertheless, they do have a sky juice dispenser for your needs.

This café is nicely litted up and bright. I love the simply yet cheerful decoration of this café. Food wise it is not bad and portion is quite big. One toast is definitely more than enough to be shared by two. Price is a bit steep for such item.
This place can be quite crowded even on a weekday night.

We dropped by Haraju Cube on a weekday as they said it was super packed on the weekends.
Having a seat with the outside view was great with relaxing casual ambience. We ordered our Haraju Honey Toast and Butterscotch Milk.
The toast is meant for sharing, with a huge scoop of ice cream and pieces of small lightly honey-​ed toasts inside drizzled over honey *there are extra honey at the counter whoch u can spam drizzled*. We cant really finish it because it was too filling, but overall it was delicious. The butterscotch milk was abit too milky for me but i would try the coffee flavour next time.
Get messy and induldge in your giant toast :)

Very newly launched, I came here 2 days after the launch on the 18^th March and was genuinely surprised by how good everything here is!
The interior decoration is beautiful, mixture of wooden and white furnitures blended in with yellow-​themed seat pillows and knick knacks makes for a very inviting, warm and cosy ambience.
Nestled in the trendy Empire Damansara, Haraju Cube is situated right above Boat Noodle. You might be wondering where it derived its name from. Well, it’s the way they serve their toasts, with 4 toast cubes cut within the big outer toast covering.
When I came here I ordered the Strawberilicious, which came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and strawberry syrup to boot. The toast was so buttery and soft, and complemented the strawberries very well. Along with the toast, I also ordered their green tea latte topped with whipped cream.
Both tasted super delicious — however expect to pay around 25RM per toast (which can easily be shared amongst a few people) and come here early to avoid having to queue.
I will certainly be back to try out all the different toasts on the menu! If you’re looking for an excellent Japanese desert café, come here and you will NOT be disappointed!

Japanese cafes have taken over Klang Valley by storm, each with their own unique offerings that has foodies clamoring for a first taste of the latest «fill in the blanks». So it was no surprise that the queue was endless when Haraju Cube first opened its doors. The thing you must try here is the Japanese honey toast! Before you go thinking, it’s just toast, it’s not. The specialty lies in it being made of cube shaped thick bread and topped with all sorts of concoction — ice cream, fruit, biscuits, toffee, chocolate, caramel, you get the drift. I wouldn’t say it’s worth the RM 25.90, but a first try is compulsory when you visit! If sweet is not your favorite taste (what’s wrong with you), you can opt for the regular thick toast with savory toppings like mayo egg, seafood, tuna or cheese for a more affordable price. I had the green tea float, made from premium matcha powder, not the fake stuff, totally worth every penny! And the cuteness of the café makes for a good Sunday afternoon dessert joint.

Came here on a Friday night and there was a long queue probably due to the recent hype of this place. The waiter was really friendly and took down our names as we waited in the queue and talked us through the menu. Ended up ordering their strawbelicious, choco melo and butterscotch milk. This is probably a place where sweetness overload happens and you’d probably end up with diabetes the next day. The toast came with a huge scoop of ice cream and they even gave us a bottle of honey to pour over the toast. The choco melo was alright, basically toast with chocolate spread and marshmallows on top. The butterscotch milk was pretty good actually and that’s what I enjoyed the most. The toasts were honestly too sweet and even sharing all this with 4 people, we still couldn’t finish the toast.

A newly open Japanese fusion dessert café in Empire Damansara (above Boat Noodle) that serves up their specialty Japanese Honey Toast. Been there once to try out their toast which I did not get to try on their opening as it was super packed probably due to its grand opening.
Tried out their Strawbelicious honest toast which costed me RM25.90. I still tried it despite seeing that it costs me so much just for a toast because I was so curious on how it would actually taste. It turned out okay for me, the bread was aromatic and gave out a strong buttery taste. Had loads of whipped cream on it along with strawberries and a scoop of ice cream. The size of the bread is probably good for 2 person to share but I had it all alone sadly.
To be honest, I don’t think its worth RM25.90 even though the toast tasted good. You probably can try out their other savoury toasts which cost around RM11.90 onwards. They serve coffee as well. May be a good place for girls who enjoy taking pictures of their food.
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Business Hours: 11.00am — 11.00am (Opens daily)