Keijometo JB: Menu, Prices & Review for Singapore Visitors

Here’s the honest truth up front: Keijometo isn’t in Singapore — it’s in Johor Bahru, ten minutes from the checkpoint, and half its weekend crowd crossed the causeway to get there. The industrial-monochrome cafe at Taman Melodies became the most Instagrammed JB cafe among Singaporeans on the strength of its matcha programme and Japanese cafe food.

The signatures: strawberry matcha iced latte, osmanthus matcha, mentaiko tamago sando (RM18–RM20) and salmon ochazuke (RM30). If the matcha craving strikes without a passport, the Luckin Coffee menu covers affordable matcha lattes locally. For Japanese desserts without the border run, the Warabimochi Kamakura menu is worth a look.

Below is the Keijometo menu with approximate 2026 prices in Malaysian Ringgit (with SGD equivalents): drinks, sandos, mains and desserts — plus what to order and the practical questions for the JB trip.

Keijometo strawberry matcha latte

Keijometo Menu: Drinks & Prices

The drinks menu is the main event — an extensive matcha and tea line-up alongside coffee. Mains serve from 11:30am; note mains stop after 5pm-ish service changes, so time your visit. Prices below are approximate in RM (roughly divide by 3.5 for SGD).

Matcha & Tea

The reason for the hype. Strawberry Matcha Iced Latte, Osmanthus Matcha, Lychee Matcha Iced Tea, Matcha Tea Lychee and Hot Ajisai Latte (RM14) — rich, thick, proper matcha. The osmanthus matcha (floral-earthy) is the connoisseur’s pick; the strawberry matcha is the Instagram star.

DrinkPrice (RM)
Strawberry Matcha Iced Latte18
Osmanthus Matcha18
Lychee Matcha Iced Tea16
Matcha Tea Lychee16
Hot Ajisai Latte14
Hot Kiku Tea15
Keijometo mentaiko tamago sando

Coffee & Specials

Standard espresso-based coffee plus signatures like the Hot Kiku Tea (robust, unsweetened matcha for purists) and seasonal fruit-matcha combinations. Kombucha from the vending machine outside adds a quirky touch.

DrinkPrice (RM)
Espresso / Latte12
Kombucha (vending)10
Seasonal Fruit Matcha18

Sando & Light Bites

Mentaiko Tamago Sando (RM20) — thick deep-fried tamago with generous mentaiko sauce. Tamago Sando (RM18), Chicken Katsu Sando with bread (RM18) and deep-fried tanagoyaki bites. Afternoon-tea friendly portions.

ItemPrice (RM)
Mentaiko Tamago Sando20
Tamago Sando18
Chicken Katsu Sando18
Deep-fried Tanagoyaki15

Mains

Salmon Ochazuke (RM30) — green tea poured over seasoned rice balls and salmon, the standout. Mentaiko Truffle Udon, Cold Inaniwa Udon, Mushroom Udon with nameko mushrooms, Truffle Carbonara and Chicken Katsu Curry (RM20–RM30 range).

DishPrice (RM)
Salmon Ochazuke30
Mentaiko Truffle Udon28
Cold Inaniwa Udon25
Mushroom Udon (Nameko)25
Truffle Carbonara28
Chicken Katsu Curry26

Desserts

Sea Salt Brownie (the hit), Green Tea Cake, matcha soft-serve variations and seasonal cakes — ordered via the QR system rather than the printed menu. Desserts run roughly RM12–RM20.

DessertPrice (RM)
Sea Salt Brownie15
Green Tea Cake16
Matcha Soft Serve14
Seasonal Cake18

Keijometo Best Orders & Visit Tips

The winning combination: strawberry or osmanthus matcha plus the salmon ochazuke, finished with the sea salt brownie. Arrive before opening on weekends — there’s no reservation system, just a QR queue, and the wait stretches fast. Closed Mondays; Tue–Sun 11:30am–8pm (mains from 11:30am).

Must-Try Items

Strawberry Matcha Iced Latte, Osmanthus Matcha, Mentaiko Tamago Sando (RM20), Salmon Ochazuke (RM30) and the Sea Salt Brownie are the five orders that define the Keijometo experience.

ItemPrice (RM)
Strawberry Matcha Iced Latte18
Osmanthus Matcha18
Mentaiko Tamago Sando20
Salmon Ochazuke30
Sea Salt Brownie15

Getting There from Singapore

Address: 3, Jalan Chengai, Taman Melodies, 80250 Johor Bahru — about 10 minutes’ drive from the checkpoint. Grab from City Square is easy. Budget around S$7–S$12 per person in SGD terms — the value is half the appeal.

DetailInfo
Address3, Jalan Chengai, Taman Melodies, JB
From checkpoint~10 min drive
HoursTue-Sun 11:30am-8pm, Mon closed
Budget~S$7-S$12 per person

Keijometo Prices (RM & SGD)

Expect roughly RM14–RM20 for drinks, RM18–RM30 for sandos and mains, RM12–RM20 for desserts — about S$4–S$9 per item in Singapore dollars. A full cafe meal for two runs under S$25. Prices are approximate and in Malaysian Ringgit; the cafe is not halal-certified (no pork or lard served, but no certification).

Frequently Asked Questions About Keijometo

Johor Bahru — it is a JB cafe that Singaporeans cross the Causeway for, not a Singapore outlet. Factor in the trip: it is a day-trip destination, usually combined with other JB cafe-hopping. The industrial concrete interior is part of the draw.

The strawberry matcha — fruity, balanced against earthy matcha — and the watermelon matcha twist. For food: the mentaiko tamago sando (RM20), salmon ochazuke (RM30) with fragrant green tea poured over, and the truffle udon. The deep-fried tamagoyaki is the sleeper hit.

Mains run RM20–30 and specialty drinks RM14–20, so two people eat and drink well for around RM40–60 total — roughly S$12–18. By Singapore cafe standards that is half price, which is exactly why the queue exists.

At peak hours, yes — arrive just before opening to get a table promptly. Weekday afternoons are calmer. Note it is closed on Mondays, and mains only start serving from 5pm; before that it is sandwiches, snacks and drinks.

Mains start at 5pm sharp — arrive earlier and the menu is sandwiches (mentaiko tamago sando RM20), snacks like karaage, and the matcha drinks. Plan a late-afternoon arrival: drinks first, dinner at 5.

Conclusion

Keijometo is the JB cafe worth the Causeway trip: strawberry matcha and mentaiko tamago sando in an industrial-chic room, with two people fed for around RM40–60. Go before opening, skip Mondays, and time your visit so the 5pm mains are on. The keijometo menu is small but every item earns its place.

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