Best Pavlovas in Ipoh

Thumb's Cafe is among one of the first places that introduces a halal cafe in Ipoh. A place that is certainly worth a visit for both Muslims and non-Muslims alike. The menu items here is filled up with a fusion of mouthwatering local and Western cuisines and is relatively affordable. Given such reasonable prices, the all time favourite dessert here is definitely its adorable palm-sized pavlova. It is light and sweet and every nibble gives you a crisp marshmallow-like- feel!

Have you landed at Sunway City Lost World of Tambun theme park yet? If you have not, then it’s time for you to relax, get wet and wild instead! While you do that, do drop by at the Foods Project Cafe. You can get a an all time local classic favourite such as nasi lemak, and not forgetting finger foods and a couple of delicate desserts to restore your blood sugar levels such as pavlova and puding sedut (a type of pudding made in bottled jars and is drank using straws). Time: 4:00 ­- 12:00am

Fieda's Pavlova showcases that baking can be done from the comfort of one own’s home. Everything is about pavlova when you’re here. The pavlova comes in different variations, ranging from a size of a cupcake to a whole cake version. Given a toothsome pavlova with an abundance of fresh fruits such as strawberry and kiwi halves, this homemade bakery is definitely praiseworthy! Moreover, the toppings for the pavlova here are all customizable.

Do you want to be outside of social mainstream? If you do, pay a visit to Mat Periuk Cafe. The name itself is self explanatory, a hipster cafe that you wish you knew sooner! Despite its outlying location from town, it is often frequented by young crowds. If you do appreciate music, check its Facebook page’s announcement from time to time, so that you can catch local band live performances here. At the same time, do indulge into its pavlova, one of its best sellers here. This dessert is not overly sweet and apart from the usual whipped cream and fresh fruits, it is doused with frozen chocolate syrup.

Founded in 2015, Maiale Japanese Style Italian Restaurant is given such a name prolly because its chef hails all the way from Japan, while it serves an intermix of Japanese cooking style presented in Italian cuisines. Other than specializing in handmade pastas, the desserts here are highly commendable, especially its petite versioned pavlova. Delicately small and brightly seductive, and a very palatable dessert!