Think Maiku Tiramisu is only at the Blok M main store? You're missing out big time
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2026-01-24
Tired of the massive crowds at Maiku in Blok M? Discover their much quieter branch at PIM 1! This spot serves the same famously smooth tiramisu—with the Oreo flavor hailed as a must-try—without the long wait. The friendly staff even offer free samples, letting you taste before you buy. It’s the perfect hack to satisfy your dessert craving minus the hassle, complete with tips on deals and payment methods for your visit.
Every time I scroll past the huge crowds at Maiku in Blok M, I feel exhausted just looking at it for you guys… Seriously, don't go squeeze in with the crowd! Girls, take my advice. If you want to eat their tiramisu, come to this branch at PIM 1. It's super chill[1].
A Real Taste Test, Oreo is God-Tier!
Back to the main topic, how is their tiramisu really? Mantap! In one word, it's the kind of good that can make a"lifelong tiramisu hater" switch sides on the spot[2].
My personal favorite is the Oreo Tiramisu[3]. The texture is incredibly smooth, very creamy but not cloyingly sweet at all. That little bit of saltiness from the Oreo crumbs is the perfect finishing touch, Anjay! The Lotus Biscoff Tiramisu[4] is also amazing. Who can say no to the aroma of caramelized cookies?
The biggest plus is that the staff are all super friendly[5]. If you have trouble making decisions, don't worry, they'll proactively offer you samples[6]. You can try before you buy, which is a real fan-winner!
Some Real Talk…
OK, as usual, we've got to keep it real. The taste is genuinely good, but as for the value for money... emmm, you know what I mean[7]. Finishing a small box definitely leaves you wanting more. It would be perfect if the portion size was just a little bit bigger. But as an afternoon tea dessert to satisfy a craving, it's still worth going for.
Lazy Guide & Tips to Avoid Pitfalls
For the girls who want to check it out, remember these tips. They'll help you save time and money!
- 1. Don't buy individually! The combo price for a pack of 4 is a better deal[8]. Just grab your foodie buddy to Nongkrong and share together!
- 2. 【Heads-Up!】 This place only accepts cashless payments! Don't be silly and bring cash, get your e-wallet ready beforehand[9].
- 3. Don't go to the main branch! I'll say it again, the PIM branch usually has no queue[10] and is the perfect choice to avoid the crowds.
- 4. Be bold and ask for samples! Not sure which flavor? Just ask the staff for a tester[11], don't be shy
- Even tiramisu skeptics flip for their Oreo Tiramisu's silky texture and salty-sweet Oreo flavor—pure bliss [1]!
- Staff are super friendly! Indecisive? They offer free samples until you're satisfied. Service is amazing [2][3]!
- Skip the crowded main store! PIM 1 branch offers no queues for a super chill afternoon tea. A dessert lover's paradise [4]!
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