Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Café

Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Café is not your typical ‘café’, for its main selling point is its all-​you-​can-​eat buffet-​style sushi fest, with many rice eaters wanting to sink their teeth into the amazing food that awaits them here.
Even though the price could be a little steep for most humans, the freshness towards all the dishes justifies the price. All of the sashimis and many of the sushis that are being made here are usually fresh, and quite delicious, to be honest.
Of course, the price is an issue here. Sure, you can finish your plates of sushi, but can you eat copious plates of sushi till you reach RM40… And then eat them while not puking all of it? Nah, I do not think so.

Looking for a unique cake to try? You may think how unique can a cake be when it is always the same old, same old right? Only think different is the amount of ingredients or the quality?
Well, why not try Tau Fu Cheese Cake. Yes, you heard right the word ‘Tau Fu”. The cake was not as smelly as you think, it was actually pretty good! Fuwa– Fuwa served fresh buns and sometimes you can see students learning baking there, there was one time i saw, they were making macarons.
I even tried lime cheesecake and the cheesecake was not to sweet and easy to eat (if not i will eat half way). The cakes and buns is a definitely must try and you will be surprised on their homemade cakes.

Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Café is a bakery and also café that has been opening at The School, Jaya One since April 2014. It has 3 sections — non-​air conditioned area, kid baking class area and chilling area. Every weekends, Fuwa Fuwa has kids baking class. Parents can register class at the bakery café and let the kids to learn baking. Parents can also pre-​book for birthday party at Fuwa Fuwa. The party theme can be discussed with the person in charge.
If you are dining at Fuwa Fuwa, you must try their chef’s choice — Tropical Chicken Chop. The chicken chop was grilled assorted with their homemade sauce. If you want a light dish, you can go for Chicken Schnitzel Salad. The chicken was soft meanwhile with a crunchy layer. You should also try their Creamy Mushroom Soup, which was made by 3 different fresh mushrooms. It doesn’t taste like the canned mushroom soup. It was creamy but not greasy.
Since Fuwa Fuwa is also a bakery. So, they make their own pastries, cakes and breads. They also sell their handmade cookies, 4 flavors can be chosen. The bread was soft and fresh. I personally love their Sunshine Cookies much. Its has the scent of cookies, but it taste like cake + bread. It is difficult to explain in words. You may try it out yourself.

At Fuwa Fuwa, you can always count on their satisfying meals to fill you up. When I come here for lunch, I’ll always order the pasta that comes with tea. In fact, from 12 to 3 on weekdays, all mains comes with a cup of tea. Quite a deal considering the mains are reasonably priced. If you’re looking for a small bite, Fuwa Fuwa sells freshly baked goods and cakes. Part of a reason why i like to go there is that service is good. One time, i found their cake to be a little stale but they promptly replace it with a fresh one. The owner is always warm and friendly, asking you how was your meal. I find myself taking my time here as the location brings in alot of natural light and it’s spacious area puts you at ease. Fast wifi doesn’t hurt either. This café has great potential to be one of those places you can hang out with every day with a good cup of coffee and a simple, honest meal or pastry of choice.

Cafes are coming up every other day, but only a handful of them serve decent bread and buns. Hence, when Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Café started operation in Jaya One, I was really looking forward to try out their food. The bakery café is located on the 1^st floor at The School @ Jaya One, directly above of [i]Store.
All of the bread was produced in-​house in their factory back in Kajang. They have been supplying bread dough throughout Asia, and decided to open their very first franchise. I’ve tried their bread couple of times, and they were really fluffy and soft. Although, there were times that they had a bit of quality control issues and the bread weren’t as nice as they should be.
Apart from bread, they offer some delicious and healthy main courses too — ranging from salad to burgers. I like their Creamy Mushroom Soup a lot. They made the soup from scratch, using 2 – 3 different types of fresh mushrooms. The soup was flavourful and earthy. Even though bread is their specialty, they do serve some decent coffee too. Instead of single shot, they added double shot to all of their coffee. However, you can still add on additional shot by paying a bit extra, if you prefer stronger coffee.
You can apply for their membership to get some discounts too. For example, 5% discount from total, special discounts on selected buns, birthday tokens and etc. Overall, it’s a nice and cosy place to hang out. The owners are very friendly and same goes to their staffs too — it gives a very welcoming vibe to the patrons.
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