Lavender Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
Welcome to the lavender menu hub for Malaysia. Lavender Bakery, the Johor-born artisan bakery, sells fresh breads, buns, cakes and pastries with no added preservatives, and most single items sit in the RM5 to RM25 range. This hub covers the breads and buns, the cakes, the L.Cafe savoury bakes, the halal status and the outlets, with supporting guides linked below.
What is on the Lavender menu in Malaysia?
Fresh breads first, cakes second, pastries everywhere in between. The bakery side runs from soft buns and rustic loaves to danishes and croissants, while the patisserie side covers whole cakes, sliced cakes, macarons, cookies, cake lapis and seasonal bakes.
The names regulars keep coming back for include the Hanjuku Cheese Tart, the Cranberry Cheese Bun, the polo bun, the Butter Bun, the Sweet Potato Bun, the Chocolate Custard Bun, the Toffee Danish, the Chocolate Hazelnut Banana Danish, the Flat Croissant, the Salted Butter Roll and the Caramel Milk stick. Loaves run from sourdough-style rustic breads to cranberry loaves and the Bamboo Charcoal Bread, and the cake counter holds the Signature Pandan Chiffon, the Hanjuku Cheese Cake and the Chocolate Royale Cake among others.
There is also a cafe layer. Bigger outlets run L.Cafe, a self-service cafe where you can sit down with a pastry and a drink, and the flagship Taman Pelangi outlet in Johor Bahru also has a restaurant floor. For the full at-a-glance board, see our Lavender menu card prices Malaysia guide.
How much do Lavender cakes and breads cost?
Expect RM5 to RM25 per item as the general range, with a full visit landing around RM20 to RM40 per person. Lavender does not publish one national price list online, so the table below separates recent L.Cafe prices from older guide prices, and lists popular items without a dated price rather than guessing one.
| Item | Price | Source And Note |
|---|---|---|
| Hanjuku Cheese Tart, single | RM 6.00 | Older cheese tart guides, confirm in store |
| Hanjuku Cheese Tart, box of 6 | RM 33.00 | Older cheese tart guides, confirm in store |
| Hanjuku Cheese Tart, KLCC listing | RM 6.30 | KLCC area guide, outlet prices vary |
| Happy Choc Ball | RM 3.00 | KLCC area guide, small snack item |
| Luo Song | RM 6.40 | 2022 guide price, confirm in store |
| Signature Pandan Chiffon, promo | RM 1.00 | 11 September 2026 Coalfields opening promo with RM35 spend, ended |
| Delivery, selected JB and KL areas | RM 10.00 | Official FAQ, per location |
| Free delivery threshold | RM 80.00 | Official FAQ, minimum order |
Whole cake prices are not published as a fixed list, since cakes are handmade and sizes vary. Lavender’s own serving guide says a 7 inch cake weighs about 900g and serves 6 at 120g per person, so use that when you order for a party. If a price matters to you, check the shelf tag or the online shop before you commit, since bakery prices move with ingredient costs.
My pick: If it is your first visit, grab a Hanjuku Cheese Tart warm from the oven and a cranberry bun for the road. That pairing shows you both sides of Lavender, the patisserie craft and the everyday bread, for under RM15 on older guide prices.
What savoury bakes can you get at L.Cafe?
L.Cafe is the savoury side of Lavender, and it is where the bakery works best as a lunch stop. The savoury bakes pair with any hot or cold drink, and the prices below come from the April to July 2025 All Day Combo listing, the most recent dated savoury price list found.
| L.Cafe Savoury Bake | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Mushroom Croissant Tart | RM 16.90 | Flaky croissant crust, mushroom filling |
| L.Cafe Chicken Pot Pie | RM 18.90 | Chicken and vegetables in creamy sauce, golden pie crust |
| Ham and Cheese Croissant | RM 18.90 | Classic savoury croissant filling |
| Cheesy Mushroom Baguette | RM 18.90 | Crusty baguette, cheesy mushroom topping |
| Hawaiian Chicken Baguette | RM 20.90 | Chicken, pineapple and savoury fillings |
Drink prices are not listed in that combo listing, since the deal let you pair any drink with your bake. Ask at the counter for the current drink price, and note the combo itself ran to 20 July 2025, so the pairing deal may have changed while the individual bake prices give a fair guide.
Is Lavender Bakery halal in Malaysia?
Partly, and the honest answer matters here. Lavender’s central kitchen in Johor Bahru is now Halal-certified for the production of bread, cookies and cakes, and Lavender itself points to JAKIM reference number 1 013-10/2025 for verification. Retail outlet certification is the next step, in Lavender’s own words, so not every shop floor carries the same certificate yet.
Two more details from the official FAQ help. Gelatin used by Lavender comes from cows and is halal certified, and any product using gelatin says so clearly on its price tag. Older reviews argued the chain used to answer “no pork, no lard” instead of claiming halal status, which is why the new central kitchen certification is a real change, not just a label tweak.
If halal status decides your order, check the JAKIM portal with the reference above, and ask the outlet manager about the specific item you want, since fillings and toppings vary across the range. For the deeper breakdown, see our Lavender halal status Malaysia guide.
Where are Lavender outlets in Malaysia?
Lavender runs outlets in Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya and Johor Bahru, plus newer spots like Coalfields Retail Park, which opened in September 2026. Most outlets open 10am to 10pm daily, while the Taman Pelangi flagship in Johor Bahru opens at 9am.
| Outlet Area | Location Note | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Pavilion Kuala Lumpur | Lot 1.07, Jalan Bukit Bintang | 10am to 10pm |
| Mid Valley Megamall | LG-043A, Lingkaran Syed Putra | 10am to 10pm |
| Suria KLCC | Kuala Lumpur City Centre | 10am to 10pm |
| 1 Utama, Petaling Jaya | Lebuh Bandar Utama | 10am to 10pm |
| IOI City Mall, Putrajaya | Putrajaya | 10am to 10pm |
| Aeon Bukit Tinggi, Klang | Bukit Tinggi | 10am to 10pm |
| Taman Pelangi, Johor Bahru | 64 Jalan Serampang, flagship with restaurant floor | 9am to 10pm |
| City Square, Johor Bahru | Johor Bahru City Centre | 10am to 10pm |
| Aeon Tebrau City, Johor Bahru | Jalan Desa Tebrau | 9am to 10pm |
| Coalfields Retail Park | New outlet, opened September 2026 | Varies by outlet |
Go early if you can. Bakes sell out through the day, and the freshest trays land in the morning, so an 11am visit beats a late evening one for choice. Online delivery runs in selected JB and KL areas at RM10 per location, free above RM80, with a 3pm cut-off for next day delivery.
Lavender menu FAQs
Short answers on prices, halal status, delivery and outlets, checked October 27, 2026.
How much does Lavender Bakery cost in Malaysia?
Most single items sit in the RM5 to RM25 range, with a full visit around RM20 to RM40 per person. L.Cafe savoury bakes run RM16.90 to RM20.90 on the 2025 listing, and a Hanjuku Cheese Tart is listed at RM6.00 a piece in older guides.
Is Lavender Bakery halal?
The Johor Bahru central kitchen is Halal-certified for bread, cookies and cakes, with JAKIM reference 1 013-10/2025, while retail outlet certification is still the next step. Check the JAKIM portal and ask your outlet about the item you want.
Does Lavender deliver in Malaysia?
Yes, in selected JB and KL areas at RM10 per location, free above RM80, with a 3pm cut-off for next day delivery or pick-up.
What is Lavender Bakery famous for?
The Hanjuku Cheese Tart, the Signature Pandan Chiffon, the Cranberry Cheese Bun and its fresh, no-preservative breads and buns, baked daily at the Johor-born chain.
What time does Lavender Bakery open?
Most outlets open 10am to 10pm daily, while the Taman Pelangi flagship in Johor Bahru opens at 9am.
Does Lavender have a secret menu or a kids menu?
No formal secret menu or kids menu exists. Our Lavender secret menu picks and Lavender kids menu picks guides cover the closest real orders instead.
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