Komugi Cafe

The only time I’m there is on weeknights, which is also when they try to clear their bread products at around 8 or 9 p.m., either RM11 for 4 or Buy 3, Free 1 or something to that effect. Otherwise I don’t really go there…

I love their cheesecakes!
Their drinks are not bad though the prices for a small bottle of juice is a bit pricey.
I love their pastas as the sauces they have are really tasty. While all of them are great, the Fruitti Di Mare is truly outstanding! It is so flavourful and aromatic!
Their Japanese meals pale in comparison to the western meals that they have. It isn’t bad, it’s just not as great!
Pretty good place for a chat for a group of 4.
I would recommend this place for tea time or a light meal.

Ah, Komugi Café. In the world that has so many cafes, Komugi is definitely one of the more gimmicky ones, but with gimmicks come the taste and the flavor, of course.
For one, I really liked their green tea latte. Rather than it looking green (like the other gimmicky cafes), it is slightly more brownish, and thus retaining a certain flavor that a cup of latte has. With the amount of effort they put in the taste, it comes as no surprise that their cakes are tasty too, with their cheesecakes and various other pastries being some of their highlights.
Other than that, I really enjoyed the experience here. Would really love it if they offered better service, though.

Here in Komugi café, they serve savory foods, cakes and different breads and pastries. They have bread bar where you can pick up your favourite bread or pastry and get it to go or you can choose to have a nice meal here in this café. Paradigms Komugi outlet also has a drink station where they serve up nice coffees, ice blends and other drinks that incorporates a Japanese twist.
For me, i simply just love their cake pastry here in komugi. My favourites are the hanjuku cheese and their original cottage cheese pudding. Both pastries are packed in a small portion and is pretty expensive. If i’m not mistaken they’re about RM3.50 for one piece. It’s expensive but it taste amazing! They hanjuku cheese cake is just perfectly moist and fluffy and the cottage cheese is cheesy and soft. If you’re a real fan of cheese, especially creamy cottage cheese; i really really recommend you to try it out. The sizes are small, but they’re pretty filling because of the amount of cream and cheese in it. Komugi also has many other delicious cakes and other Japanese treats.
The cheese pastries are my top favourite but Komugi also sells really yummy macaroons. My favourite macaroon from Komugi would be the black one called Black Praline, it tastes like creamy light chocolate with pecan nut. The service here is also good. There aren’t many people who come to Komugi to eat so the place isn’t very crowded. Most people only come here to take away their amazing desserts!

Known for their amazing selections of Japanese breads, cakes, pastries and more, they also have a hot kitchen where they serve a fusion of Japanese and Western dishes. They have lighter bites such as omelettes, sandwiches and salads, and proper meals in the likes of burgers, ramen noodles, pizza and pastas. I have not tried the food but they don’t seem overpriced.
I come here mainly to get my Creamy Custard Puff. Puff is displayed and upon ordering, a generous amount of custard is pipped inside of it. You have got to love how it fattens up and by the second bite it’s difficult to contain the glorious custard that oozes out. Reason why I like it is because the custard is slightly rougher in comparison to the smoother ones, this has a texture to it and you can taste the egg in it. The puff itself is sprinkled with icing sugar, and the combination of both is not too sweet, it might not even be sweet enough for some. One puff is about RM5.
The others that look absolutely mouth watering is the Fuwa Fuwa Cheese Bun which is their latest hot selling item, and the different types of rolls, the kronuts, brioche and many more.
Service is good, I am always attended to with a smile.

Komugi is located on the concourse level, opposite Universal Traveller. They serve Japanese style pastries using French baking techniques. As such, they have a great selection of desserts and pastries and their little cheesecakes are to die for. They look small but are light and fluffy when you bite into it. You don’t actually need to eat more than a couple as it is quite rich for such a small treat.
This branch also has an all-​day dining menu and serves food such as sandwiches, pastas and burgers. I have tried their Beef Burger and it was pretty good. My mom always ordered a sandwich on a croissant and I sometimes stole a bite of her food. The croissant is delicious and flaky but still manages to retain it’s shape rather than crumble to bits.
Their macarons are my least favourite dessert item. Definitely too sweet, I felt like I needed to gulp down a litre of water after having just one. That’s my only complaint though. I love almost every dessert nd pastry and I highly recommend their Krone, the Hanjuku Cheese cake (the small cheesecakes I mentioned earlier, chocolate pudding and my all-​time favourite: the Puffy-​O. This is a cross between a donut and a muffin and the chocolate chip flavour is simply delicious. I could eat three in one go.
Definitely give this place a go if you are in Paradigm.

I knew that Komugi was a bakery, but I never knew they had a café until I went to Paradigm Mall. This café in between shops with tables and chairs scattered around. Since it’s placed in the center of the walkway, there are no walls surrounds this café. From afar, it looks like a fancy pit stop for shoppers to relax at. The ambiance is great! Casual, but somewhat slightly classy casual. My friend and I wanted to celebrate another friend’s birthday and we ordered a slice of tofu cheesecake. The person at the cashier asked if we wanted to take away of have it there, and when we said we’re having it there, the slice of tofu cheesecake was served on a simple white plate. The tofu cheesecake is a lighter version of a cheesecake. Less cheesy and has a bouncy sort of texture. It turned out to be a very light and refreshing slice.
My friend ordered a cup of green tea latte and I ordered a hazelnut flavoured one. Our lattes were served at our table. I tried a sip of the green tea latte and I love it. It has an authentic green tea flavour and it was not too sweet.
After coming to this café at Paradigm Mall, I forget that Komugi’s started off as a bakery in Malaysia before expanding into the café business. Glad it did!