Yalinie Mathan
The Sunway Pyramid outlet of Tous les Jours has received halal certification. The Korean bakery-café plans to certify all of its Malaysian outlets. Elsewhere, Se’Indonesia opened its first Malaysian outlet at 1 Utama.
The brand announced the milestone on 6 November. Moreover, it calls the certification an important first step towards making the bakery easier for Malaysians to visit. A halal logo matters to many Muslim customers, and families often check for it first.
Overall, here is what the certification covers, what the menu offers, and what is unclear. The company has not named the certifying body or the date of approval.
Halal certification at the Tous les Jours Sunway Pyramid outlet
The certification applies to the Sunway Pyramid outlet only. Other outlets in the Klang Valley are not yet covered. Therefore, customers should look for the halal logo before they order.
However, the company’s Halal Project Lead, Nor Lydia binti Noor Azmi, said the aim is to certify every outlet. She described the Sunway Pyramid outlet as the starting point. Yet her statement gives no timeline, so the wait for other outlets is unknown.
The brand began in South Korea in 1997. Its name means “every day” in French. It now runs more than 1,800 stores worldwide, including outlets across the Klang Valley.
Notably, the Sunway Pyramid outlet was the brand’s first in Malaysia, opened in June 2025. The local operator is SEH Food. The brand owner is CJ Foodville. As a result, the certification comes about 17 months after the Malaysian debut.
Menu choices at Tous les Jours in Sunway Pyramid
Bread, pastries and cakes are baked fresh in-store each day, according to the brand. The menu mixes French baking methods with Korean touches, which sets it apart from local bakeries. Croissants and the Salt Butter Roll, known as Shiopan, are among the signature items.
Local tastes shape the range too. For example, curry puffs and rendang bagels sit beside fresh cream cakes. Meanwhile, a new Durian Burst Bun has joined the lineup.
To mark the news, a content creator took over the outlet for a day. The takeover included serving drinks and hosting quizzes. In addition, the creator shared personal menu favourites with customers.
The company has not given prices for the new bun. Likewise, it has not said how many items are covered by the halal certificate. Readers may want to ask the outlet before they buy.
Promotions after the Tous les Jours halal certification
Meanwhile, the RM1 deals have now ended. Selected cake slices cost RM1 on 7 November. Selected breads cost RM1 on 8 and 9 November.
However, one offer is still open. Customers can join an in-store activity for a chance to win RM5 vouchers. It runs from 6 to 12 November, and terms and conditions apply.
Besides, the brand posts updates on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, so check there for new deals. For another mall opening, see AEON Mall KL Midtown’s opening week. Mall visitors often compare these deals.
In short, the Tous les Jours outlet at Sunway Pyramid is halal certified. The RM5 voucher draw ends on 12 November. The company has not said which outlet is next.
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