Best Tong Sui (Chinese Dessert) in Johor (2026)

Full House Tong Sui 爆满甜铺

Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, Skudai, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM9–RM19

made fresh daily4.9 Google rating

Order: Signature rabbit jelly bowl, osmanthus pear, mango pomelo sago

A neighbourhood dessert shop with a near-perfect Google score (4.9 from close to 800 reviews). Each bowl is made by hand every morning, the sweetness is kept in check, and the cute signature rabbit jelly bowl has become its calling card.

Hey Yi Dessert 喜二糖水

Taman Mount Austin, Johor Bahru, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM5–RM15

open till 2am80+ dessertsalso at Taman Sutera Utama and Eco Botanic 2

Order: Hot nut pastes (peanut, sesame, almond), gui ling gao, longan tau fu fah

JB's go-to late-night tong sui stop: a Hong Kong cha chaan teng-style room with 80-plus traditional desserts, from RM4.90 red bean and mung bean to sesame and almond pastes. Open till 2am and busy right up to closing, which is why it now runs three outlets.

YUE TANG 粤糖

Taman Mount Austin, Johor Bahru, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM8–RM20

open till midnight

Order: Cantonese dessert soups, coconut black glutinous rice

A Cantonese-style dessert house in the Mount Austin cafe belt, rated 4.8 by over 300 Google reviewers. Desserts lean light and not too sweet, and the late closing makes it an easy after-dinner stop.

Thousands More Dessert House 千茉糖水铺

Bandar Jaya Putra, Johor Bahru, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM6–RM15

Order: Traditional tong sui and chilled dessert bowls

A newer tong sui shop on the Jaya Putra side of town that has quickly piled up a 4.8 Google rating from about 300 reviews. Locals rate it for honest, homemade dessert soups at fair prices.

Four Beans Soy Desserts Sutera Utama

Taman Sutera Utama, Skudai, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM10–RM18

Order: World of Taro soy beancurd

Taiwanese-style tau fu fah done well: silky soy beancurd loaded with taro, beans and pearls. Over 1,100 Google reviews at 4.8 make the Sutera outlet one of the most consistent dessert stops in JB.

Tong Shui Mui 糖水妹

Taman Gaya, Ulu Tiram, Johor

🐖 Non-halalRM4–RM10

food truck originsseveral outlets

Order: Homemade red bean, bubur cha cha, honeydew sago, mango sago

Started as a tong sui food truck that Tourism Johor featured, and grew into several small outlets around JB. Classic homemade dessert soups at hawker prices; the Taman Gaya shop is the original base.