Salahuddin Bakery, Johor Bahru

Salahuddin Bakery (GPS: 1.45696, 103.76344) is an old-time bakery on Jalan Dhoby in Johor Bahru. If you are looking for beautiful Benggali loaves, this is the place to go. The bread is baked in the shop itself, using a wood fire oven. I learn that this is one of the oldest - possibly the oldest - bakery in Johor Bahru, having been around since 1937.

Benggali loaves are not the only item available at Salahuddin Bakery. There's also roti buns, curry puffs (Karipap), rempeyek and hot cross buns, just to name some.

If you wish to pay a visit to Salahuddin Bakery, it is open daily from 8:00am in the morning until 2:00pm, and is closed on Fridays.

Address

Salahuddin Bakery
26, Jalan Dhoby,
80000 Johor Bahru.
Phone: +60-7-227 3736

A wide array of breads and pastries at Salahuddin Bakery, Johor Bahru (31 July, 2017)


Beautifully baked loaves of Benggali bread, fresh from the oven, at Salahuddin Bakery. (31 July, 2017)


The wall at Salahuddin Bakery is adorned with family memorabilia. (31 July, 2017)


Packs of buns ready for sale. (31 July, 2017)


Salahuddin Bakery also sells rempeyek, a snack particularly popular in Johor. (31 July, 2017)


Indian Muslim-style hot cross buns. (31 July, 2017)


Salahuddin Bakery's old firewood oven. (31 July, 2017)

Salahuddin Bakery on Google Maps Street View

Salahuddin Bakery (Jul 2017)

Salahuddin Bakery is on the map of Jalan Dhoby, Johor Bahru

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