9 must-try chocolate chip cookies in the Klang Valley

One of the most celebrated spots for cookies in the city, All About Chew offers a range of comforting desserts and bakes. Soft-baked cookies that border on cake territory can be found here, with a distinct pillowy bite.

Find classic chocolate chip cookies filled with walnuts alongside double chocolate cookies with milk chocolate centres and and caramelised white chocolate cookies balanced with tart raspberries. 

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Specialising in soft-baked cookies, Bangsar’s newest dessert spot takes cookies to new heights. Tucked along Jalan Telawi 2, Em’s Soft Chunky Cookies offers a variety of thoughtfully crafted bakes. Flavours here draw from the classics while reinventing Malaysian mainstays.

Tuck into its gula Melaka kaya infused bake or indulge in a cereal milk cookie, but stay for its original chocolate chip. This favourite does not skimp on the chocolate chips, with a tender crumb bound to impress anyone in search of the ultimate chocolate chip cookie. 

For sinfully sweet treats you can have in the comfort of your own home, Bak’d has just the thing for you. Without a brick and mortar space, Bak’d operates mainly through pop-ups and its online store. Its original chocolate chip cookie caters to all palates with a mix of both Belgian milk and dark chocolate.

Order a customised box of six cookies to try its other flavours like Biscoff, matcha, and red velvet, or order multiple servings of chocolate chip cookies so you have them on hand. 

If you’re a fan of baked goods, you’re probably no stranger to Jaslyn Cakes. While the spot is heralded as a local institution when it comes to cakes and pastries, its chocolate chip cookie is one of the best this writer has tried. Perfectly golden edges and a chewy crumb set this one apart from the now favoured soft-baked treats.

It stays true to traditional chocolate chip cookies, thinner than most and crafted with chocolate-dotted brown sugar cookie dough. The next time you head to Jaslyn Cakes for tea, add this bake to your order. 

Chonky Cookies is The Exchange TRX’s answer to colossal sweet treats. Its classic chocolate chip cookie swaps out mini chips for dark chocolate chunks, giving you a substantial helping of chocolate with every bite.

You’ll be able to try inventive twists on the classics from cookies infused with orange and banana to matcha, and most interestingly, miso. 

New-York style cookies are this spot’s speciality. As its name suggests, the centre of each bake is stuffed with a gooey, pudding-like filling. Order its choc chip walnut dotted with Belgian chocolate for a classic or, if you’re looking to up your dosage of chocolate, opt for its double chocolate made with 70% Belgian dark chocolate, 30% Valrhona Dulcey, and Dutch processed black cocoa powder.

If you prefer being a homebody over making trips to local bakeries, Schewy Cookies will have all your cookie needs covered. Specialising in soft-baked cookies, you’ll be able to place an online order for bakes dotted with semi-sweet chocolate chips alongside marshmallow-topped s’mores cookies, chocolate chip cookies infused with Italian truffle oil, and a thinner version of its chocolate chip variation. 

Drawing inspiration from New York bakeries, Cookie Crumbs offers a range of thick, soft-baked cookies. Made with dark couverture chocolate, its original chocolate chip cookie is a favourite and is slightly crunchy on the outside but gooey on the inside.

You’ll find an elevated version of traditional chocolate chip cookies here with its sea salt chocolate chip walnut, sea salt triple chocolate, and chocolate peanut butter chip cookies. If you’re looking for something a little left of centre, try its pistachio kunafa cookie stuffed with pistachio white chocolate kunafa filling. 

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