BreadStory Menu
The full breadstory menu guide for Malaysia: BreadStory is a Malaysian artisan bakery chain that opened its first outlet at Mid Valley Megamall in 2002, and it still runs on the same idea, trays of freshly baked buns, loaves, pastries and cakes inside shopping malls. One honest note up front: no official BreadStory Malaysia price list could be found, so every price here comes from third-party listings, dated in the tables, and the counter price in store is the final word. Single buns are the cheap hero of the menu, waffles and slice cakes are the treat tier, and packet buns and loaves are the take-home value.
What does BreadStory cost in Malaysia?
BreadStory is a low-ticket bakery, which is part of its charm. Most single buns sit under RM7 in the third-party listings, so a breakfast stop costs less than a mall cafe coffee, while a tray for the family still stays in double digits if you stick to buns and packet buns. The table below sums up the ranges by category, with the source date on every row, because a 2023 price and a 2017 price are not the same kind of evidence.
| Category | Third-Party Range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Single buns | RM 3.70 – 6.80 | mlymenu listing, 2023, and 2017 review figures |
| Signature waffles | RM 7.90 | mlymenu listing, 2023 |
| Slice cakes | RM 10.90 – 11.90 | mlymenu listing, 2023 |
| Loaves | RM 4.80 – 5.80 | mlymenu listing, 2023 |
| Packet buns (4 or 5 pieces) | RM 5.50 – 5.80 | mlymenu listing, 2023 |
What buns should you start with?
Start with the floss family, since that is where BreadStory made its name. The Chicken Floss Bun is described in an early review as the signature that built the brand: a soft bun split in the middle, filled with the house cream and piled with chicken floss. Around it sit the savoury and sweet buns that fill most trays, from the spicy Flossy Hottie to the durian-filled Musang Durian, which is the brave order for durian fans and a skip for everyone else.
| Bun | Third-Party Price | Source Note |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Floss Bun | RM 3.70 | 2017 review figure, signature bun |
| Flossy Hottie (spicy) | RM 4.50 | mlymenu, 2023; 2017 review said RM3.90, so it has likely moved |
| Musang Durian | RM 4.80 | Both 2017 review and mlymenu, 2023, agree |
| Mexico Coffee | RM 4.10 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Triple Danish Swirl | RM 4.50 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Sausage Cheese | RM 3.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| C U Soon (ikan bilis bun) | RM 4.30 | mlymenu, 2023; 2017 review said RM4.10 |
| Italian Tomato | RM 5.50 | mlymenu, 2023; 2017 review said RM5.00 |
| Mixed Fruit Roll | RM 4.60 | mlymenu, 2023; 2017 review said RM4.20 |
| Pleats To Meat You | RM 6.80 | mlymenu, 2023, priciest single bun listed |
Flossy Signature, the bun that made the name
Flossy Signature and its sponge-cake sister, Flossy Sponge, are the two names regulars ask for by name. The bun version keeps the soft bread base with cream and a heavy floss topping, while the sponge version swaps the bread for a soft cake base under the same floss coat. If you only buy one thing on a first visit, make it a floss bun, since it is the item the whole chain is known for.
What loaves and packet buns are on offer?
Loaves and packet buns are the quiet value of the menu, and the part most first-timers walk past. A butter loaf or a multigrain loaf covers breakfast for days at a single-bun price times two, and a packet of four butter buns or garlic butter rolls is the easiest way to stock a household without buying buns one by one. Packet prices below are per packet, not per piece, which is the detail that makes them look dearer than they are at first glance.
| Loaf Or Packet | Third-Party Price | Source Note |
|---|---|---|
| Butter Loaf | RM 4.80 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Raisin Loaf | RM 5.30 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Multigrain Loaf | RM 5.30 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Wholemeal Loaf | RM 5.30 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Cake Bread Chocolate Loaf | RM 5.60 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Cake Bread Pandan Loaf | RM 5.60 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Picnic Cheese Loaf | RM 5.80 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Butter Bun, 4 pieces per packet | RM 5.50 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Garlic Butter Roll, 4 pieces per packet | RM 5.50 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Red Bean, 4 pieces per packet | RM 5.50 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Raisin Scones, 5 pieces per packet | RM 5.80 | mlymenu, 2023 |
What cakes, waffles and tarts are on offer?
This is the treat end of the counter. Signature waffles come in four flavours at one flat third-party price, slice cakes sit just above RM10 a slice, and whole cakes are ordered for birthdays and celebrations, with flavours ranging from Black Forest to Red Velvet on the brand’s own cake listings. Tarts and dried cakes fill the middle: a blueberry cheese tart is a single-serve sweet, while a pandan layer box is a take-home cake.
| Cake, Waffle Or Tart | Third-Party Price | Source Note |
|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Waffle | RM 7.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Durian Waffle | RM 7.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Salted Caramel Waffle | RM 7.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Peanut Butter Waffle | RM 7.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Fruity Angel slice | RM 10.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Hazelnut Sesame slice | RM 11.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Tiramisu slice | RM 11.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Chocolate Praline slice | RM 11.90 | mlymenu, 2023 |
| Blueberry Cheese Tart | Listed on the 1 Utama outlet menu, price check in store | No reliable price found |
| Whole celebration cakes | Order at the outlet, price check in store | Flavours listed by the brand, prices vary by size |
Waffles and slice cakes for a treat stop
A waffle is the best single treat buy here: it costs less than a slice cake, it is made to order in the waffle range, and one is enough to share as a taster if you are already carrying a tray of buns. Slice cakes are the sit-down sweet, best bought one slice at a time from the dessert counter rather than as a whole cake for a casual visit.
Where are BreadStory outlets in Malaysia?
BreadStory started at Mid Valley Megamall in 2002 and grew into a mall chain across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, with franchised outlets in Langkawi also reported by its owner group. The owner group’s brand page reports 17 self-operated outlets in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur plus four franchised outlets, three in Langkawi and one in Selangor, though outlet lists change, and one older mall listing has since closed, so treat any outlet count as a snapshot, not a promise. Most outlets list hours of 10am to 10pm daily, with The Gardens Mall listing 10am to 8pm and the 1 Utama outlet listing 10am to 9.15pm, so check your mall’s hours before a late visit.
| Outlet Area | What Is Listed |
|---|---|
| Mid Valley Megamall | First outlet, opened 2002, per early brand coverage |
| 1 Utama, Petaling Jaya | New wing outlet, listed hours 10am to 9.15pm |
| Sunway Pyramid | Mall outlet, listed hours 10am to 10pm |
| The Gardens Mall | Lower ground outlet, listed hours 10am to 8pm |
| Berjaya Times Square | Lower ground outlet, listed hours 10am to 10pm |
| Cheras LeisureMall | Mall outlet, listed hours 10am to 10pm |
| CITTA Mall, Ara Damansara | Lower ground outlet, listed hours 10am to 10pm |
| Langkawi | Franchised outlets reported by the owner group |
How do you order and save at BreadStory?
Ordering is tray-based: grab a tray and tongs, pick your buns, and pay at the counter, which is why it is easy to overshoot. The saving move is to decide the split before you pick up the tray: one or two single buns for now, one packet for the week, and one loaf for breakfast, rather than a tray of singles that adds up bun by bun. No current standing promo or discount was verified for BreadStory as of October 23, 2026, and an old anniversary deal from 2017, all buns at RM2.50 for two days, is long over, so do not plan a visit around it.
| Tray Plan | Third-Party Cost Guide |
|---|---|
| One bun for now | Around RM 3.70 – 6.80 |
| Two buns and a waffle | Around RM 15.30 – 21.50 |
| Family tray: loaf plus packet buns | Around RM 10.30 – 11.60 |
| Treat stop: waffle plus slice cake | Around RM 18.80 – 19.80 |
All totals use the dated third-party figures above and will differ at the counter today. No current promo was verified.
Is BreadStory worth a mall stop?
Yes, for what it is: a cheap, wide-range bakery stop, not a cafe destination. The buns are the reason to go, the loaves and packets are the reason to come back, and the waffles are the reason kids ask to stop at all. Two honest limits sit alongside that: prices in this guide are old third-party figures, so the counter may surprise you, and no JAKIM certificate number was verified for BreadStory, even though one third-party page calls it halal-certified, so strict halal diners should ask at the outlet about specific items, especially savoury buns with meat toppings.
Breadstory menu FAQs
How much is a bun at BreadStory?
Single buns run roughly RM3.70 to RM6.80 in third-party listings, from a 2023 menu page and a 2017 review. Prices vary by outlet and have likely changed, so check the counter in store.
What is BreadStory’s signature item?
The Chicken Floss Bun, described in early coverage as the bun that made BreadStory’s name, with the Flossy Signature and Flossy Sponge as its floss family partners.
Where is the first BreadStory outlet?
Mid Valley Megamall in Kuala Lumpur, opened in 2002, per early brand coverage. The chain has since spread across KL and Selangor malls, with franchised outlets in Langkawi also reported.
Is BreadStory halal?
No JAKIM certificate number was verified here, even though one third-party page describes the chain as halal-certified. Strict halal diners should ask at the outlet about specific items before buying.
Does BreadStory have a kids menu or promo running?
No formal kids menu and no current standing promo were verified as of October 23, 2026. Buns and waffles work well for children as regular menu picks, and the old 2017 anniversary deal is long over.
Where do these BreadStory prices come from?
A third-party menu page from 2023 and a 2017 review, both flagged by date in the tables. No official BreadStory Malaysia price list was found, so the counter price is the final word.
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