[2025 Johor Bahru Restaurant] Travel Guide for The Toast (Updated Jun)

Fancy a great Malaysian style breakfast? Then I would suggest having your breakfast at The Toast Cafe in Johor Bahru. The Toast cafe is a popular dining option amongst the locals and just looking at their menu, I wanted to try everything. The food and drinks looked yummy. It's easy to see what were the popular dishes as almost every table had the same items. For mains, I had their dry mee siam with otah and fried chicken nasi lemak. Both dishes were well executed and were full of flavours. I also had their legendary egg mayo thick toast, since they are famous for it and their kaya butter Toast. The bread was crispy and I loved it. Iced milk teh/tea was also a drink to order, it's milky, sweet and its a great drink for a hot day. Their hot kopi was nice too. The cafe had an old school vibe and you can see some vintage designs/displays. Staff were efficient with their service and food came fast. I am a happy diner at The Toast Cafe and you should it here too. #wecreate

#johorjaya The Toast offers a quintessential Malaysian breakfast experience in a cozy café setting. Known for its perfectly crisp kaya toast paired with soft-boiled eggs, it captures the essence of traditional comfort food. Their coffee is aromatic and pairs wonderfully with their offerings. The interior is simple yet inviting, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed start to the day or a casual meetup with friends. Their friendly staff ensures efficient service, even during busy hours. The Toast’s dedication to maintaining the authenticity of Malaysian flavors has earned it a loyal customer base, cementing its place as a local favorite.

#malaysiatrip Let me introduce this nice eating place The Toast located at Pelangi in Johor Bahru and their address 29, Jln Sri Pelangi 3, Taman Pelangi, 80400 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia. They are open everyday from 7.30am to 8 or 8.30pm. There are many outlets in Johor Bahru and all have the same menu. It is like a all-day breakfast kind of style and their food are generally tasty. If you like to drink coffee/tea with toasted bread then you can try here. They also serve many savoury items too.

Western / Asian fusion style and there are a few outlets. Went there at about 8.30am in the morning. Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner sets and eat like a local. The place was already bustling with customers but managed to get a table. The coffee that I ordered was smooth and fragrant. The fried chicken Nasi Lemak and Mee Siam sets were excellent. The kaya butter toast was nice. Overall was a good place to have breakfast :)