
Cherry-blossom petit fours arrive for spring
A six-piece collection built around Hokkaido milk cream, sakura jelly and locally pressed yuzu — available through end of May.
Continue reading →From 36-hour sourdough to laminated croissants we still fold by hand, every loaf and pastry leaves the bakehouse the same morning it is baked. Stop in for breakfast, pre-order a celebration cake, or pour yourself a slow coffee — we kept a seat warm.
Today's bake out at 07:30

A six-piece collection built around Hokkaido milk cream, sakura jelly and locally pressed yuzu — available through end of May.
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A larger ovens room, a separate viennoiserie counter and a 40-seat coffee bar make this our most ambitious bakehouse yet.
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Open or closed, glossy or matte — head baker Aiman walks you through the cues we look for at the cooling rack.
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36-hour country sourdough, Sarawak black-pepper rye, Hokkaido milk loaf — the loaves we are best known for.
Loaves & rolls →
All-butter croissants, kouign-amann, gula-melaka pain au chocolat — laminated by hand on cold marble.
Viennoiserie →
Signature roll cakes, single-tier celebrations and bespoke commissions — pre-ordered with 48 hours notice.
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Single-origin espresso, leaf teas, seasonal sippers and a small list of mocktails to match the patisserie.
Coffee & tea →
Behind-the-bench essays from the team — ratios, schedules and the little decisions that change a loaf.
Craft journal →
Three Klang Valley locations, each with its own counter, kitchen and a slightly different rhythm.
Hours & addresses →
Jumpnex began in 2018 as a single deck oven in Section 17, the kind of small place where the baker remembered your usual loaf by Friday. We have grown — three bakehouses, a wholesale arm, a pastry kitchen — but the rhythm is the same: long fermentation, French butter, a refusal to bake what we cannot finish before lunch.
From mix to bake on the country sourdough — never shortcut, never accelerated.
A two-year apprenticeship before anyone shapes the morning bake on the lead bench.
Loaves on the rack before dawn so doors open with everything still warm.
Section 17 has been pulling out the same recipe of country loaf since the very first morning.
Their country loaf turned my Sunday breakfast into a small ritual. The crust is properly dark, the crumb is creamy — and they remember my standing order without me asking.
I ordered a roll cake for my mother's 70th and asked them to keep it simple. They walked me through five tweaks and still came in under our budget. The cake disappeared in twelve minutes.
Coffee that actually deserves the bread it sits next to. The flat white is balanced, the seasonal yuzu fizz is beautifully restrained, and the staff actually pay attention.
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