[2025 Johor Bahru Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kuu By Tea Garden ( Eco Botani) (Updated Jun)

Kuu by Tea Garden in Eco Botani strikes a nice balance between tradition and comfort, offering a clean, well-decorated space to enjoy classic local fare. The café has a relaxed vibe, making it an inviting spot whether you’re dropping by for breakfast or a casual lunch. On the menu, you’ll find Malaysian favourites like lontong, nasi lemak, and kaya toast—simple, familiar, and well-prepared. They also offer a small selection of dim sum, with the siew mai being a pleasant surprise for a local café setting. Prices are reasonable and service is efficient. The space itself is tidy and thoughtfully decorated, adding to the overall dining experience. If you’re in the area and craving local flavours in a more contemporary setting, Kuu is a solid pick. #johorbahruguide #johorbahru #johorbahrutrip #localfood #malaysia #malaysiatrip

Living in Malaysia, I felt that There are so many seafood restaurants 🔥 When I used to travel to Southeast Asia, I used to eat mainly the main menu or recommended menus at famous places, but now I try to try various menus ☺️ Since crab and shrimp are so famous, it was hard to choose grilled fish or steamed fish as a menu that I could not fail at, but these days, I eat so well that I always order a fish dish when I go to a restaurant 👍

#cherryblossom2024 Kuu By Tea Garden is the ideal place to head to for a local Malaysian Style Breakfast or meal. Here you can get your Malaysian style coffee or tea. I ordered their 3 layers tea which has a great balance of milk, tea and gula melaka, the tea was sweet and milky which I love. Their fried carrot cake had a lot of flavour and it was absolutely delicious. We also had their dim sum such as har gow and siew mai, but these were mediocre. Try their chilli Lou She Fan, which is spicy with a punch, and also their springy wanton noodles. These were really good. The cafe a great environment and we enjoyed our meal here. Highly recommended!