Nayuki Delivery Menu Prices Malaysia 2026
Here’s the straight answer on the Nayuki delivery menu in Malaysia: no Malaysia delivery listing was verified as of October 24, 2026, so there is no Nayuki delivery menu Malaysia readers can order from right now. The verified route is in-store ordering at the TRX outlet in Kuala Lumpur, where the first Malaysia store opened in December 2024. What does exist for reference is Nayuki’s Singapore menu, from its VivoCity, Funan and Takashimaya outlets, and this guide lays out those prices honestly, in SGD, so you know exactly what you would pay if you cross over. For the full brand picture, see our Nayuki menu prices Malaysia hub guide.
Can you order Nayuki delivery in Malaysia?
Not through any delivery channel we could verify. Nayuki is a Shenzhen-born tea and bakery cafe that pairs fruit cheese teas with soft Euro-style bakes. Its first overseas stores opened in Singapore, at VivoCity in December 2018, followed by Funan in June 2019 and Takashimaya in July 2019, and its first Malaysia store opened at The Exchange TRX in Kuala Lumpur in December 2024. No Malaysia delivery listing or ringgit menu could be verified, so the verified way to order in Malaysia is in person at the TRX outlet, and any site quoting a Nayuki delivery harga in RM right now is guessing.
One mix-up to watch for: NaiSnow, a different tea brand, opened a flagship at Pavilion KL, and its name looks close to Nayuki at a glance. It’s a separate brand, so don’t treat its menu or its delivery listings as Nayuki’s. The Malaysia store already exists at TRX, but no delivery listing for it was verified, so in-store ordering at TRX is the honest route for now, and for delivery, no Malaysia listing was verified.
What does the Nayuki delivery menu look like in Singapore?
In Singapore, Nayuki’s menu splits into two halves that are made for each other: fruit cheese teas and soft Euro bakes. The teas run from light cold brews to thick cheese-foam fruit teas, and the bakes range from sweet cream-filled Mystique breads to savoury ham and cheese bakes. The table below lists the Singapore prices reported in launch coverage, in SGD, so you can budget a cross-border trip. Treat them as indicative: they’re from 2019-2020 coverage, and current Singapore prices may have moved.
| Drink | Singapore Price | What It Is |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea | S$8.30 | Blended strawberries and berries with Jasmine Tippy Tea, topped with milk cheese foam |
| Supreme Cheese Mixed Berries | S$8.50 | Strawberries, raspberries and blueberries in Jasmine Tippy Tea with cheese foam |
| Supreme Orange | S$6.50 | Two whole oranges, freshly squeezed, with Jasmine Tippy Tea and lemon slices |
| Cheese Ali Mountain Dew | S$5.50 | Alisan Mountain Dew Tea with a milk cheese foam cap |
| Frosted Cap Oolong Black Pearl | S$5.20 | Roasted oolong milk tea with chewy brown sugar pearls |
| Green Oolong Cold Brew | S$4.20 | Oolong steeped for 8 hours, bottled with the leaves |
| Frosted Cap Oolong Cold Brew | S$4.20 | Cold brew oolong with a cheese foam cap |
| Golden Cicada Oolong Cold Brew | S$3.90 | Cold brew oolong, the lightest of the three |
Delivery pricing in Singapore would sit on top of these menu prices, with app delivery and service fees set by the platform and the outlet. We couldn’t verify a current Nayuki Singapore delivery listing either, so check the apps on the day rather than trusting an old listing.
What travels best, and what should Malaysians order instead?
If you do get Nayuki delivered in Singapore, the bakes travel better than the teas. A sealed cold brew or a cheese tea with its foam cap holds up fine for a short ride, but fruit teas with fresh fruit lose their edge fast, and cream-filled breads want to be eaten the same day. The Mystique breads are the ones to prioritise: they’re the brand’s signature line, and they pair with the teas the way the menu intends.
| Bake | Singapore Price | Delivery Note |
|---|---|---|
| Strawberry Blush Mystique | S$6.80 | Fresh cream bread topped with strawberries, best eaten same day |
| Magic Mango Mystique | S$6.80 | Cream and fresh mango filling, travels well for a few hours |
| MSW Durian Supreme | S$7.80 | Mao Shan Wang durian filling, rich and best shared |
| A Farmer’s Harvest | S$5.50 | Ham, bacon and cheese bake, the savoury pick |
| QQ Pearly Choco Bear | S$3.30 | Bear-shaped cocoa bread with custard, pearls and raisins |
| Matcha Mochi Blossom | S$5.00 | Matcha bake, a good middle-ground pick |
| Pitaya Cranberry Cheese | S$4.50 | Fruit and cheese bake, lighter option |
| A Wick’ed Sausage | S$3.80 | Savoury sausage bake, cheapest bake on the board |
Nayuki delivery menu FAQs
Does Nayuki deliver in Malaysia?
No verified Malaysia delivery option exists as of October 24, 2026. No GrabFood, foodpanda or ShopeeFood Malaysia listing for the brand was verified. In-store ordering at the TRX outlet in Kuala Lumpur is the verified route.
How much is Nayuki delivery in Malaysia?
There’s no Malaysia delivery price to quote, because no Malaysia delivery listing or ringgit menu was verified. Check the TRX in-store board for ringgit prices. Singapore menu prices from 2019-2020 coverage run S$3.90 to S$8.50 for drinks and S$3.30 to S$7.80 for bakes, and those are reference figures only.
Is there a Nayuki Malaysia menu in RM?
No verified ringgit menu was found online, so check the TRX in-store board for ringgit prices. Any site listing Nayuki prices in RM is converting or guessing, so treat those figures with care.
Where is the Nayuki outlet in Malaysia?
At The Exchange TRX in Kuala Lumpur, the first Malaysia store, opened December 2024 on the concourse level. Check the mall directory before visiting. Singapore outlets at VivoCity (2018), Funan and Takashimaya (2019) are additional regional outlets.
What should I order at the TRX outlet in Malaysia?
Start with the signatures: Supreme Cheese Strawberry Tea and a Strawberry Blush Mystique bread. That’s the pairing the brand built its name on, and it’s the safest first order.
Where do these prices come from?
Miss Tam Chiak (July 2019), Eatbook (2019-2020) and Ladyironchef (June 2019) coverage of Nayuki Singapore. Prices are in SGD, from launch-era coverage, and are indicative, not current Malaysia prices.
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