Bloom by Mok Mok

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 Still dont know where to eat? I have a great suggestion for those who still cant make up their mind to eat around JB! TADAAA

Bloom by Mok Mok Mount Austin

Bloom by Mok Mok is a hipster cafe serving up fusion food to Johorians and Instagram tourists alike, with rice bowls, burgers and a plethora of desserts on their menu.

Bloom by Mok Mok is not halal certified, but they claim to have no pork, no lard, so depending on how strongly you feel about the need for a halal certificate, eat at your own discretion.


JB's popular coffee shop "Mok Mok Brunch & Bistro" officially entered Mount Austin! The new brand “bloom by Mokmok”, which was carefully created by the team, is also based on the concept of natural flower buds. The door is full of draped dry flowers and flowers, wooden tables and chairs with flowers and plants. Fragrant flowers can be smelled in every corner. The dim light is matched with the neon sign in the middle, and there is a little mystery in the romance.

A selection of fresh vegetables from the local organic vegetable garden, in addition to retaining the original meals such as signature rice, burger set, breakfast combination, etc., the store also introduced a variety of new dishes such as squid burger, salmon ramen and so on. In terms of desserts, the combination of Souffled Muffins and Eggs is a dazzling addition to girls. The delicious food combined with the bright flowers, it really is "color and flavor" .







Perhaps every instagram user who goes to Johor has a picture at this almost iconic restaurant. The ambience alone is almost enough for many to make the trip here, with flowers hanging off the ceiling and the lights dim down low.




Please check out this cool place. Here's the detail : 

Address: 87, to Taman Mutiara Emas, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor
Contact Number : Phone: 019-771 0068
The hours operating might be different due to the mco 2.0 but they basically open everyday from 12pm to 11.30p.m


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