Best Pisang Goreng in Johor Bahru (JB)

In terms of popularity, Pisang Goreng Mawar is unmatched. Being one of the most sought after place for pisang goreng in Johor, it is no surprise that the friendly owners have little to no rest when they're at the peak. Frying up their deliciously crispy, soft and moist, signature pisang goreng. It also comes with a side of spicy dipping sauce, which is oddly unique but absolutely delicious. A word of warning, ordering merely one packet is not recommended.

Most local delights these days are commonly associated with the café culture, and we are not complaining about it. And pisang goreng is no exception. B.LO.C, an abbreviation of Banana Lover Cafe serves banana fritters amidst picture-worthy atmosphere. Gimmicks aside, the banana fritters is thinly sliced and fried to crunchy goodness and paired with a spicy dipping sauce. As soon as you start sinking your teeth in, it just leaves you wanting more. And the best part would be pairing it up with freshly brewed coffee and cakes by the side. Surely not your typical pisang goreng experience. 

Taking it to the extreme, this humble stall in Larkin Jaya does their range of pisang goreng cheese with an immense amount of sauces and well, cheese. Each bite will drive you straight to a diabetic-level but the flavours are just so good that you wouldn't stop eating. A little crisp, soggy and chewy, this sweet concoction of bananas, cheese and an array of sauces certainly are delicious.

Banana Chez House offers a pretty straight-forward menu - pisang goreng with a range of flavoured toppings. For those who craves something sweet, go for the chocolate sprinkles version with cheese, as the heat will melt those sprinkles into a nice semi-glaze. Seeking for a little adventure? Why not try out their Mango sauce with cheese version of the pisang goreng. Odd, but uniquely satisfying.

Famous for their range of Nasi Lemak Ayam, Chamek Kopitiam Taman Daya also offers a good variety of pisang goreng. Mainly with cheese and chocolate sauce. Whichever you may pick, you'll be guaranteed a crispy crust alongside soft and moist interior, coupled with the type of sauce or toppings of your choice. Simple, delicious and addictive. 

For some reason, this place is known as Pisang Goreng TNB, perhaps due to the fact that it's located rather close to the TNB station, together with several other stalls. Located in Stulang Walk, this humble stall offers a wide variety of fried snacks, including pisang goreng. Unlike most, it's traditional and no added cheese or sauce will be given.