Re Patisserie is a minimalist cafe with desserts in Johor Bahru
Johor Bahru is one of my favourite destinations for cafe-hopping in JB, so when I chanced upon TikTok-viral Re Patisserie, I had them saved immediately on my list of must-visit cafes. Places that trend on social media platforms are often a hit or miss, which made me sceptical about what Re Patisserie had to offer. Thankfully, this minimalist cafe was worth a visit.
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We visited slightly after lunch hours and were surprised to see that their display of desserts was almost empty.
But we still managed to get a cup of their Iced Espresso Matcha (RM17+/~S$4.90) along with three desserts: Happy Nut (RM23+/~S$6.60), Cloud Hill (RM29+/~S$8.30), and Sourdough Morning Bun (RM9+/~S$2.60).
As a huge fan of anything pistachio-flavoured, I was excited to give the Happy Nut a try. This one’s a choux puff pastry that comes packed with a good amount of pistachio cream, then topped with chopped pistachio bits and a sprinkle of salt.
The nutty and salty combination made this the perfect midday pick-me-up. The pastry was slightly buttery, which I thought paired well with the creamy and mildly sweet pistachio filling.
Then, we tried the gorgeous Cloud Hill, which is essentially a fruit tart stacked with lots of cream. You get a tart shell topped with sponge cake, vanilla cream, and a variety of fruits, including strawberry, grape, blueberry, kiwi, and orange. FYI, this dessert is made with bourbon, too!
Though it came with lots of cream, this fruit tart wasn’t cloying at all. Plus, the arrangement of the fruits both on the exterior and within made this dessert especially pretty.
We couldn’t give the Sourdough Morning Bun a miss as salted caramel gets an instant nod from us. Though the crust was a tad too hard for my liking, I liked that there was a good amount of caramel filling within.
We washed all the desserts down with their Iced Espresso Matcha, which was on the grassy and earthy side. This drink is slightly more bitter than sweet, which I think matcha fans can appreciate.
The cosy cafe boasts a minimalist space with mainly wooden tones and rattan chairs. You also get plenty of natural sunlight here, which makes taking pictures a lot easier. And if playlists matter to you as much as it does to me, just know that their music selection is pretty solid—you get lots of R&B songs here.
For more places to check out in JB, read our Sunday Morning Coffee Shop review that’s a quick 10-minute ride from the customs. Alternatively, find out more about Restoran Hua Mui, where we tried legit Hainanese chicken chop, kaya toast and more.
Address: 7, Jalan Kemuning, Taman Melodies, 80250 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia
Opening hours: Wed-Mon 11:30am to 7:30pm
Website
Re Patisserie is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
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Photos taken by Paula Formantes and edited by Casandra Nicholas.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg
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