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Posted On: February 11th 2026, 05:29 am

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The best soufflé in a JB cafe i could say! Ke ada better recommendation? 🥰🙏🏻 @theearlybirdjb
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📍THE EARLY BIRD CAFE
86, Jln Beringin, Taman Melodies, 80250 Johor Bahru, Johor Darul Ta’zim

open daily | 9am - 10pm
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#theearlybirdcafe #portlepakjb #foodhuntingjb #cafebestjohor #pakciksihat

Comments (10)

syaz_bay

9 months ago

syaz_bay

Geram ek tengok soufle

ezzzzzzaaaa

9 months ago

ezzzzzzaaaa

Pergh nice! Bole lepak sini😍

ngidamgirl

9 months ago

ngidamgirl

soufle dia gebu

fiqajamingon

9 months ago

fiqajamingon

Weii gebuuuu rasa nak picittt tuu

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