Raya Melbourne

This place is good. I ordered an egg & lettuce sandwich, and it was toasted milk bread, yum! It's a messy sandwich, so grab lots of serviettes. But it's worth it. The range of cakes here is really good, a sweet tooth dream. Haha The only negative was the waiter, who I overheard saying to the waitress that served me, "Is that all he ordered!" Yep, that was unnecessary.

This is a very cute little cafe in Little Collins Street. We were intrigued of the Malaysian style bakery items menu and decided to try it out. However, we found that it was difficult to understand the menu items because some over the counter items weren't placed where the labels were. Some items were unlabelled, and only a Sando menu was available for viewing at the counter. The attendant was very kind and made our order to go quickly but there was quite a queue of people to be served with the service system being not very efficient. The food was quite nice, but I found the food to be slightly on the pricier end for what it was. The spam egg salad sandwich was probably a bit overtaken by the egg mayo flavours and could improve. I would recommend the bakery, and hopefully improvements to customer service elements would assist in the long run.

Wow. I’ve been here 3 times in one week. Great food and kind staff. The Kaya toast was so good, as was chicken curry puff, pandan chiffon cake, the MALTED MATCHA drink, the iced long black pandan drink, the dirteh Tarik. hmmm I might go back tomorrow and try a cookie.

Cute little cafe on Little Collins. I tried their Kaya toast with butter and soft boiled eggs - DELICIOUS!! The toast was warm and crunchy, butter in the middle, giving the gooey texture. Must try if you visit here! The matcha latte here is a bit strong and a little bitter but I like it They have various kinds of cakes in store as well if you have a sweet tooth. They all look sooo pretty. Staff very friendly and fast service. Will come back and recommend!

My craving for Kaya Toast was satisfied. It was served generously, tasted good and paired well with the soft boiled eggs. The stand out, surprisingly, was the Teh Tarik. I had it warm and it just tasted so good and soothing. The ube pie was decent, I personally found it a bit heavy to end the meal with (I shared one between two) but the taste was good. I want to go back and try some of their other cakes. Overall a satisfying experience.

Photo doesn’t really do justice but the KAYA PANDAN CAKE IS ? what surprised me is the crispy Kaya toast bites at the top! Sweetness is just nice and flavour is to the T… makes me miss Singapore Yakun Kaya Toast ? Will defo come back to try the Kaya toast and Sandos!

Best matcha cookies and matcha lattes in town! Fit out is a little rough though and I feel like the quality of service could be improved

Excellent south East Asian bakery serving lovely sandwich options and cakes. The pandan cake with coconut on was moist and delicious. The house made milk bread cheese and ham sandwich was very tasty.