Noto Cafe & Bakery - Subang Jaya, Selangor

The C. G.

Chic Japanese themed, cozy, and delightfully artisan - Noto Cafe & Bakery in SS19 offers a refreshing spot for a laid-back coffee session or casual meet-up. The minimalist yet warm interior creates a relaxing vibe, complemented by thoughtfully crafted beverages and unique, flavorful bites. Service is friendly and attentive, making each visit enjoyable. Interestingly, Kura, the car detailing section at the rear of the shop, adds a unique twist to the space. Whether you’re here for a caffeine fix or just to soak in the ambiance, Noto Cafe & Bakery delivers a memorable experience. Definitely a spot to revisit!

Aurora

Pet friendly cafe. I enjoyed their matcha latte, it’s at a reasonable price. They’ve many pastry options & my ham & cheese croissant was decent. They heat it up b4 serving 👍🏻 limited seating downstairs, & it was quite packed despite it being ramadhan season. I think it’s run by some young guys.

Shirley M.

We booked the entire upstairs for our Christmas Gathering and had an amazing experience. The catering was outstanding with delicious pastries, stunning platters, and flavorful Christmas spiced ginger tea. The cozy ambiance and friendly, welcoming host made it truly memorable.

William N.

Month-old cafe attached to a car auto-spa, so the ground floor has very limited seating. Head upstairs instead. Plenty of natural light. Liked the Chestnut Apple Danish in terms of the pastry and the paste. Too bad it's a seasonal item. The hot white also is to my taste. My only gripe is the small cup, and how long it took to arrive. Operated a group of young men. Friendly service. If you sit near the back, you can watch how the pastries are made.

Capital E. O.

Another new cafe in subang. Minimalist muji concept and focus on pastry. They have a small menu about 15 beverage options included chocolate, coffee and tea series.

We only tried the Matcha Azuki pastry because we came after lunch. It was good as it’s not too sweet and both pastry crust and fluffiness were there. My wife had a hot genmaicha latte and it was good. Mine was coffee lemonade with a good balance of espresso bitterness and lemon sourness.

The sunroof concept is nice but we couldn’t sit there for too long due to the heat. Ambience wise was nice but the guests at the ground floor talked too loud, the sound reflection was quite annoying.

Overall, it’s a good place to chill. And it’s pet friendly too.

Dil S.

I love this place is so close to my home and the coffee is good as well! Tried few of pastries and love the texture of it.

The interior is comfortable and minimalistic. There’s a corner with a dead tree in the middle under the window celling with sunlight shining through giving it a nice atmosphere.

The staff are nice and friendly. Parking is somewhat easy to find.

Joyce T.

The pastries here are really good. Definitely a spot I’d happily come back to. They also serve great coffee. However, the space is quite limited.

It’s a good place for a quick bite. They don’t serve heavy meals.

The T. T.

A place with a unique twist—At the front, you get a cozy café with fresh, buttery pastries, and at the back—an auto detailing shop! A cross of cars and croissants. 🚗☕🥐

With an array of pretty and mouthwatering buttery pastries, cakes and bites, the looks are inviting enough to have you indulge and sink your teeth in the savoury and sweet treats. Pairing options can be a choice of a great cup of cha, chocolate, curated drinks or coffee.

Was there after lunch hour and there were still tables and seats available. The wakoucha was definitely superb and the tomato Danish leaves you wanting more. other pastries just seem to call out for you to try em!

Its a blend of convenience and comfort for car lovers who are also café hoppers or just need a place to chill whilst their car gets pampered.