Flowers in the Window

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Flowers in the Window


Another one of those REALLY popular eats among Instagram food bloggers, Flowers in the Window excels in providing you a very unique cafe dining experience, as well as providing exceptional healthy food straight into your tummies!

As you approach this cafe from the outside, you will be greeted by the lush greenery consisting of potted plants and hanging ferns from the ceiling. Once you enter the cafe, you will instantly feel relaxed and calm as you take in the cosy and quaint interior. I love the ecletic mix of furniture and the range of different seating options in this two-storey cafe.




Level 2 spans across a wider area furnished with wooden furniture. The entire space is very cosy and has a vintage touch where you can simply lay back and relax. 


What I really like about Flower in the Window is the food listed on their menu. Specially crafted and uniquely different from the other cafes, every dish has its own flavour that is makes it special from the usual plate.

Menu is also folded like a napkin.



Before our actual food came, we already had a slice of Rose Pistachio Cake as recommended by the staff. Those rose buds on top seemed real enough not to be eaten. As for the cake, the texture was fluffy but a tad dry. The saving grace was perhaps the berries jam in between the two layers of sponge cake which made it easier to swallow. That aside, it was a pretty slice.



I personally would recommend the Chicken Schnitzel! The chicken is really yum, and the sauce works really well with pretty much everything in the dish. The coleslaw is one of my favourite coleslaws, and the whole dish basically just works really well together.


The Japanese Seafood Brunch RM26 got us hooked at first glance. It was definitely one of the most vibrant and appealing breakfast dish I had this year.
The Japanese Seafood Brunch was like an open-faced rice burger, filled with an overflowing of Salmon Sashimi, Crab Meat Stick, Salmon Roe, Avocado chunks and sprinkled with Roasted Seaweed and Edamame.




Location

Flowers in the Window
9, Jalan Dhoby, 80000 Johor Bahru
Operating Hours: 10am - 8pm (Wed - Mon), closed on Tuesday  


Comments

  1. mingjun20 October 2020 at 00:55

    garden style cafe, Love it

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  2. Anonymous20 October 2020 at 02:01

    the chicken schnitzel looks really delicious, gonna plan to have dinner over there tomorrow!

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  3. Brian Lee20 October 2020 at 02:10

    Gah Hiong better leh hahahahaha why u dw support gah hiong

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  4. Anonymous20 October 2020 at 02:11

    would love to dine in that environment

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  5. Lim Chuan Han20 October 2020 at 02:25

    the food looks good

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  6. Qxuan20 October 2020 at 02:44

    I definitely will go for the Japanese Seafood Brunch!

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  7. Unknown20 October 2020 at 04:24

    Looks so nicee, I will try it

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  8. Tupai Kong20 October 2020 at 04:58

    Fantasic place

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  9. Jun Ming20 October 2020 at 05:17

    a good place to come here for lunch!

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  10. Miki20 October 2020 at 07:18

    Sad that this is not in KL

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  11. Anonymous20 October 2020 at 08:43

    The decoration is so attractive and the ambience looks good, I have never try their food, now I know what can I order when I visit the cafe!

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  12. JiaHe20 October 2020 at 10:58

    Wow what a creative design! I'd like to come once the CMCO ended

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  13. Anonymous22 October 2020 at 07:31

    The food can become an art liao!

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  14. Anonymous23 October 2020 at 06:51

    亲近大自然是吗？

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