From Lokal pastries to Korean cakes, this Cibubur bakery is just Anjay
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2026-03-04
Discover Michelle Bakery, a beloved neighborhood gem in Cibubur that’s a true paradise for carb lovers. This spacious bakery offers a dazzling array of treats, from colorful traditional Indonesian snacks (Jajanan Pasar) to trendy Korean-style custom cakes. Don’t miss their legendary cream puffs (Kue Sus) or the addictively cheesy Kaastengels. It’s a one-stop shop for every craving, blending local flavors with modern trends for a truly satisfying experience.
Friends, who gets it?! I originally just wanted to grab a random bread for breakfast, but the moment I stepped into Michelle Bakery, I was completely stuck.
On one side, there's a dazzling array of traditional Indonesian snacks, Jajanan Pasar[1], so colorful they just look Mantap, and on the other side, all sorts of trendy Korean-style custom cakes[2]… I was hit with a serious case of decision paralysis right on the spot! 🤯
A Carb Lover's Paradise
This bakery is really interesting, not one of those cookie-cutter Instagrammable places, but more like a neighborhood gem that locals have been visiting since they were kids. The space inside is huge and bright, making for a very comfortable shopping experience, and the parking lot is massive, so there's no stress at all if you're driving[3].
Their bread is all about being fresh and fluffy, with that authentic "taste of home"[4]. I tried a few of their signature items for you guys:
- The legendary best cream puffs (Kue Sus)[5] in town, the vanilla filling is absolutely divine, sweet but not cloying, you can't stop at just one.
- A must-try for cheese lovers, the Kaastengels[6], the cheese flavor is so rich it's Anjay, fragrant and crispy, totally addictive!
- I saw several local families picking up birthday cakes, so it feels like they're really trusted by the neighborhood[7], from engagements to kids' birthdays, it's basically a one-stop shop for everything.
Real Talk Time
But I have to be honest about a couple of things. I was originally going for the coconut pie, Klappertaart, but after asking the staff, I found out it contains rum, so my Muslim friends, be sure to check the labels when you buy[8]!
Also, if you want to pay by card, there's a minimum spending requirement of 100,000 Indonesian Rupiah[9]. For someone like me who just wants to buy one or two pieces of bread, I just had to stick to cash.
Editor's Key Points ✍️
Alright, that's all from me, I'm going to go back to Nongkrong with my bread! Do you guys know any other hidden gems in Cibubur? Let me know in the comments! 👇
- Want the full selection? It's best to get there before 4 PM, otherwise, many popular items will be sold out[10].
- Ordering a cake? Make sure to order at least 3 days in advance[11], especially for special holidays.
- Payment method? Have cash ready! Or, bring a friend along to meet the 100k minimum for card payment.
- Halal tip? If you're unsure, ask the staff before buying, not all products are Halal.
- A colorful spread of traditional Indonesian snacks Jajanan Pasar[1]. Looks Mantap—a carb lover's dream!
- Legendary best-in-town cream puffs (Kue Sus)[2] with a light, sweet vanilla filling. You can't eat just one!
- Locals trust them for custom cakes[3]. A neighborhood go-to[4] for all events, from engagements to birthdays, making each one special.
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