Komugi

Komugi in general serves really good Japanese pastries. The one at Sunway Pyramid by far is the second best outlet but best outlet in terms of just bakery. They have nearly everything at Sunway Pyramid, and all their baked goods are very neatly arranged with breads in the middle. I often time felt spoiled for choice at what to buy back. Always so tempted to get a whole bag full of their cheesecakes and baums.
Sunway’s Komugi was where I had my first half-​baked cheesecake and I instantly fell in love with it. For such a small thing, it is such rich in cheese. Be caution not to buy too many of it, because one may be enough for one day.
Other than that, I’ve tried their green tea swirly whirly thing that looks like a bunch of medusa’s hair being put together, I have no idea what it’s actually called, but it is sooo good and tasted bitter sweet (bitter from the green tea), minus the macaroons. Don’t worry, the texture is nothing like hair. It’s soft. I’ve also tried their baums, and I love everything about it, from the texture to the flavour. It is a light snack that slowly melts in your mouth. If you’re looking for a quick bite, try their baums.

I’m sure that all you pastry lovers everywhere have stumbled on this amazing little deli in Sunway Pyramid at least once. Yes? For those still in the dark about Komugi, sit down and listen up hunnies, cause y’all gon’ get a real educatin’.
Don’t ask me why I get all ghetto when it comes to pastries. It might be because Komugi is just THAT good.
Serving up a wide array of Japanese inspired pastries, Komugi boasts the slogan of «It’s Japan Baked Daily!» for anyone who’s interested in trying out different styles of the baked delicacy. With products like the Fuwa-​Fuwa Cheese Bun, Kurogoma Roll, the Mentaiko and many more, Komugi is the bakery to go if you’re in the mood for this cutesy Japanese treats. They do have the more popular pastries like the Hokkaido and Lotus cakes as well, but do note that those were the ones that had completely sold out when we got there! Grr.
For all my brothers and sisters united in the name of pastries, Komugi is a must go place if you’re itching for the baked delights. Do me a favour and try out one of their Kronuts. Ugh, too good to be true!

Yummmss. A new bakery in town. I’m a bread lover, whenever I see a new bakery, I’ll go in to check them out for sure. Komugi is not an exception. Though it’s not really very new, it’s still quite new as compared to many bakery. This is a Japanese bakery that sells a variety of pastries, breads and of course cakes.
The thing I like most from Komugi is not their breads or cakes. It was their tart! Their fruit tart are not just delicious, it is beautiful too very presentable too. Bought it for my father in law as his birthday cake during his birthday this year.
One thing I must say, Komugi’s pastries, breads, tarts and cakes are slightly more expensive compared to other bakery. But I find that the extra money paid was worth it.

Being someone who’s not really into cheesecakes, it’s hard to impress me with them, but Komugi blew my mind! The cheesecake isn’t like any others that I’ve tasted as it comes bitesized and it has a distinctive taste that I quite like as I find it different and unique. The bakery goods aren’t expensive, but the chocolates like the truffles are a bit pricey. I really enjoyed the chocolate cheesecake too as it was like fluffy cake with a thin piece of chocolate on the inside, which adds texture to the it.

Feel like a bit of dessert today? Come right down to Komugi. It has scrumptious melt-​in-​the-​mouth cheesecakes, along with mini bite-​size chocolate cake which has a chocolatey layer on it (that’s my favourite part!) and best of all… the truffles. The Koko Loco is ace. Terrifically amazing. Aside from all those delicious delicacies, there’s also bread and pastry. It can not get better than this.