RT Pastry Nutrition Info Malaysia 2026

✓ Checked October 22, 2026 (no official nutrition board found, all figures are estimates)
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The rt pastry nutrition info you are looking for does not exist as an official table, so this guide gives honest estimates instead of dressing up guesses as brand figures. RT Pastry does not publish calories or macros for its cakes, buns and mooncakes online, and every number below is labelled an estimate, with the serving size it rests on. For the full price side of the chain, see the RT Pastry menu guide.

⚡ Quick Answer: There is no official RT Pastry nutrition info. As a rough guide, a slice of Japanese style cheesecake runs about 210 to 280 kcal, a polo bun about 250 to 300 kcal, and a single mooncake about 350 to 450 kcal. All figures here are estimates, not RT Pastry values, and they move with portion size and recipe.

How many calories are in RT Pastry Japanese Light Cheese Cake?

A slice of Japanese style cheesecake is lighter than a dense baked cheesecake, but it is still a cake made with cream cheese, eggs, sugar and flour. Generic nutrition sources put one slice in the 210 to 280 kcal range, depending on slice size: Rasa Malaysia lists 214 kcal for one of 12 slices of its Japanese cheesecake recipe, while Nutribit lists 280 kcal for a 120 gram slice. RT Pastry sells its Japanese Light Cheese Cake at RM18.60 in a review dated about 2024, a dated price, but the brand gives no calorie figure for it, so treat the range below as an estimate for a normal slice, not a brand claim.

Item Estimated Calories Notes
Japanese Light Cheese Cake, 1 slice (about 80 to 120 g) About 210 to 280 kcal Estimate only, based on generic Japanese cheesecake nutrition, not an RT Pastry figure
Japanese Light Cheese Cake, whole cake About 1,700 to 2,200 kcal Estimate for 8 slices, varies with cake size
Protein per slice About 5 to 6 g Estimate, from eggs and cream cheese
Fat per slice About 13 to 18 g Estimate, the main calorie driver
Sugar per slice About 13 to 15 g Estimate, recipe dependent
How many calories are in RT Pastry Japanese Light Cheese Cake?
RT Pastry Japanese Light Cheese Cake nutrition: estimates only, no official figure published.

Why the range is so wide

Slice size does most of the work. A thin cafe slice and a thick home cut of the same cake can differ by 70 kcal or more, and a cake with a richer cream cheese mix sits at the top of the range. If you are tracking closely, weigh your slice and use 230 to 280 kcal per 100 grams as a working estimate for Japanese style cheesecake. That is a planning number, not a lab result for RT Pastry.

Is Japanese cheesecake a light dessert?

Compared with a dense New York style cheesecake, yes, it is lighter per slice, because the batter is whipped and airy. Compared with fruit or a plain bun, no, it is still a sweet, fatty dessert. One slice fits a normal day easily. Two large slices plus a sweet drink is where the total starts to climb fast.

What is the nutrition of RT Pastry buns and breads?

Buns and breads look simple, and their nutrition is mostly carbohydrate with a modest amount of fat. A polo bun gets its calories from white flour, sugar and the sweet crust topping, while a salted butter roll like Shio Pan adds butter fat on top of the bread base. Hand Ripped Bread is a plain soft bread, so it sits lower per piece than a filled or topped bun. None of these figures come from RT Pastry, so read them as typical bakery estimates.

Item Estimated Calories Notes
Polo Bun, 1 piece About 250 to 300 kcal Estimate, sweet crust topping adds sugar and fat
Shio Pan, 1 piece About 200 to 280 kcal Estimate, butter roll, size dependent
Hand Ripped Bread, 1 piece About 150 to 220 kcal Estimate, plain soft bread, no filling
Hokkaido Vanilla Cake, 1 piece About 250 to 320 kcal Estimate, vanilla sponge with cream
Swiss Roll, 1 slice About 180 to 250 kcal Estimate, sponge plus cream filling

The Polo Bun price of RM3 comes from a review dated about 2024, so it is dated. The calorie estimate is separate from that price and is not an RT Pastry figure.

What is the nutrition of RT Pastry buns and breads?
RT Pastry buns and breads: estimated calories for polo buns, butter rolls and soft bread.

Carbs, fat and sodium in buns

A typical bakery bun carries about 40 to 50 grams of carbohydrate, 6 to 10 grams of fat and 250 to 350 mg of sodium. Filled rolls, like a Pandan Taro Roll, add sugar and starch from the filling, so they sit above a plain bread piece. If sodium is a concern, plain bread beats a salted butter roll, and a sweet topped bun is the worst of the three on sugar.

Protein is low across the bun range

Do not count on a bun for protein. Most bakery buns give 4 to 7 grams of protein per piece, which is a snack level amount. Pairing a bun with a savoury filling, an egg or a milk drink lifts the meal, but the bun on its own is mainly an energy food.

How many calories are in an RT Pastry mooncake?

Mooncakes are the heaviest item in the RT Pastry range, and that is true for every bakery, not just this one. A lotus paste mooncake packs sugar, oil and refined flour into a small cake, so one piece can carry as much energy as a full light meal. The Celestial Lotus Mooncake Collection box holds six mooncakes, one of each flavour: White Lotus, Pandan Lotus, Red Bean, Oolong Lotus, Pu Er Lotus and Red Dates Lotus, at RM70.80 per box in the Aug 2026 promo, RM68.80 for members and RM66.80 per box for three or more boxes. Those are prices, not nutrition figures, and the calories below are estimates.

Item Estimated Calories Notes
1 mooncake (about 100 to 125 g) About 350 to 450 kcal Estimate, lotus paste mooncakes are sugar and oil dense
Half a mooncake About 175 to 225 kcal Estimate, the sensible sharing portion
Full box of 6 mooncakes About 2,100 to 2,700 kcal Estimate, the whole box, not one sitting
Sugar per mooncake About 25 to 35 g Estimate, flavour dependent
How many calories are in an RT Pastry mooncake?
RT Pastry mooncake nutrition: one piece is a heavy, festive portion, so sharing helps.

How to enjoy mooncakes without overdoing it

Cut a mooncake into quarters and share it with tea, unsweetened if you can. That turns a 400 kcal piece into a 100 kcal taste, which is how mooncakes were meant to be eaten at festival time. Eating a whole box across a week, one piece a day, is a different story from finishing two pieces in one sitting.

Which RT Pastry items are the lighter choices?

Nothing at a bakery is a health food, but the gap between items is real. Plain bread and a small Swiss roll slice sit at the lighter end, topped buns and cream cakes sit in the middle, and mooncakes sit at the heavy end. Portion size beats item choice: half a slice of cake with tea is lighter than a whole large bun, even though cake sounds richer.

Choice Estimated Range Why
Lighter: plain bread piece, small Swiss roll slice About 150 to 250 kcal No heavy filling or sweet topping
Middle: polo bun, cheesecake slice, Hokkaido cake piece About 210 to 320 kcal Sugar plus fat, but a normal single portion
Heaviest: whole mooncake About 350 to 450 kcal Dense paste, oil and sugar in a small cake

For allergens and ingredients, ask at the outlet. RT Pastry does not publish a full allergen or ingredient table online, so the counter staff are the only reliable source for wheat, milk, egg, nut and other allergen questions.

Which RT Pastry items are the lighter choices?
Lighter RT Pastry choices: plain bread and small slices beat whole mooncakes on calories.

A simple ordering rule

Pick one sweet item, not two, and pair it with an unsweetened drink. That single rule keeps most RT Pastry visits in the 200 to 350 kcal range for the bakery part of the meal, before any main course. Two sweet items plus a sweet drink can pass 700 kcal without feeling like a big meal.

RT Pastry nutrition FAQs

Does RT Pastry publish official nutrition info?

No. No official RT Pastry nutrition or calorie table was found online as of October 22, 2026. All figures in this guide are labelled estimates from generic bakery nutrition, not brand values.

How many calories are in RT Pastry Japanese Light Cheese Cake?

Estimated at about 210 to 280 kcal per slice, depending on slice size. This is an estimate based on generic Japanese cheesecake nutrition, not an official RT Pastry figure.

How many calories are in a Polo Bun?

Estimated at about 250 to 300 kcal per piece. The RM3 price for a Polo Bun comes from a review dated about 2024 and is dated, and the calorie figure is a separate estimate.

How many calories are in an RT Pastry mooncake?

Estimated at about 350 to 450 kcal per mooncake, or about 175 to 225 kcal for half a piece. Mooncakes are the heaviest items in the range, so sharing is the practical move.

Which RT Pastry item is lowest in calories?

Plain soft bread pieces, like Hand Ripped Bread, are estimated lowest at about 150 to 220 kcal per piece, followed by a small Swiss roll slice at about 180 to 250 kcal. Portion size matters more than the item name.

Where can I check allergens for RT Pastry items?

Ask at the outlet, since no full allergen or ingredient table is published online. Staff at your branch can confirm wheat, milk, egg and nut details for the day’s bakes.

RT Pastry nutrition FAQs
RT Pastry nutrition FAQs: estimates, cheesecake calories, buns and mooncakes.
Heads up: Checked October 22, 2026. RT Pastry publishes no official nutrition board, so every calorie and macro figure here is an estimate for planning only. Prices quoted are dated where stated, and the outlet counter is the final word on current prices and ingredients.