Vvaffle

Jaya One is now the hottest place to go for innovative restaurants for foodies to enjoy, and Vvaffle fits that description pretty well.
They specialize to the savory part of the spectrum more than the other, and with that said, they have limited fruity or sweet flavors, and focus more on jams and cereals that will open your eyes to possibilities of cooked dough. You will smack your lips more often than not, because every single waffle is fluffy enough to be separated from its original form, and it is pretty much tasty to anyone who loves their waffles.
However, if you are into a proper meal, I will suggest you eat somewhere else, even when the waffles here are affordable. Please eat proper meals. I implore you guys to. Please.

If I had a choice to bury my face in waffles everyday, trust me, I would. But then I would blow up like a hot air balloon. Situations like these are never a win-​win. Sigh.
Vvaffle are well known for their both sweet and savory Belgian waffles. Everybody knows a good waffle has that crispy exterior with a chewy interior. Vvaffle delivers just that! I also approve of their brightly-​embellished, kawaii inspired décor. I do like their take on a salty-​sweet waffle, thought that isn’t really my thing. With crushed peanuts, cinnamon sugar and a sweet maple glaze. Even the scent of that cinnamon sent me into a food coma. The flavors here varies each month, keeping consumers on the prowl, guessing what flavor would be their next favorite.
Also, an added bonus, they serve Smooshie fruit juices here too. The healthy kick in the juice kinda sanctifies the sinfulness of their delicious waffles. So, I guess that’s as close as getting a win-​win.

Behold the coolest new waffle joint at Jaya One! Vvaffle managed to lure my mom and I into the creatively decorated lot with the smell of their freshly baked goodies. It was quite crowded during the lunch hour, so we had to queue up for a while.
They specialize in Belgian liege waffles with various sweet and savoury toppings. From takoyaki sauce and bonito flakes to blueberry cream cheese, Vvaffle constantly introduces spanking new flavours that keep customers on their toes. A favourite there would definitely be the Nestum flakes and vanilla cream, which tastes just as amazing as it smells!
Price there ranges from RM6−10, which is super affordable considering they really pile up on the toppings. Hop on down to Vvaffle to try out their tasty treats!

Vvaffle is another newbie in The School, Jaya One. It is located at P2, right beside Twenty One Gram. Through the name, I bet you can definitely think what is Vvaffle sells. Well, it is a kiosk of waffle. Okay, it isn’t the waffle that we bought from Daily Fresh kiosk at other shopping mall loke adding kaya, butter or chocolate paste. It has its own signature waffle.
Perhaps becuase it is still new opening, you didn’t see crowd at Vvaffle. But trust me, they are growing up. Many waffles they offered I didn’t see them at other café. For you information, the waffle they baked only when you ordered. Thus, the freshness is assured.
Erm, I personally have not try out Vvaffle yet. But my colleague who tried before told me the waffle was slightly sweeter than expected. Thus, if you are whom don’t like too sweet dessert, Vvaffle may not suit your taste buds then. But if you are fancy about waffle, you should try this newly opened waffle kiosk at The School, Jaya One!

Vvaffle at Jaya One specializes in Waffle, and you’ll be wrong to think that they serve normal waffle. Vvaffle offers Belgian liege waffle made from fermented brioche dough and with unique toppings. They have both sweet and savoury options on the menu, and my friend and I decided to try one each.
I opted for the more common flavours — Cinnamon Sugar (RM 6.50). I was worry when I saw the amount of cinnamon sugar was sprinkled on top of my waffle, as I thought it would be very sweet. I was wrong. The sweetness was perfect, and the waffle was slightly puffy and a little bit chewy. It has a very different texture from the ones made of waffle mixture. My friend had the Japanese inspired waffle — Torched Takoyaki sauce, mayo, dried bonito flakes and chili pepper (RM 10). The takoyaki sauce and smokiness of the bonito flakes paired perfectly well with the waffle.
While waiting for our waffle to be ready, I saw some interesting waffles on the menu. Among the waffles are White Choclate, Pure Vanilla Cream and Nestum Flakes (RM 9), and Butter Garlic Powder and Parsley (RM 7). They tend to have special waffles which are not on their menu such as the Cream Cheese and Oreo which is sweet waffle.
Apart from waffles, they offer homemade ice cream (RM 6) with some quite interesting flavours such as Sweet Potato with Honey Chestnut, Yuzu, Durian and many others. The stall is located at Level P1 in Jaya One, same floor as GO Noodles House and Kechara. If you have yet to try their waffle then you really should drop by the shop and give it a try. You might find some interesting waffles on their menu.

The funky shop name caught our attention and we decided to linger around to check out what does this place has got to offer.
True enough, funky shop name comes with funky food offerings. Their waffles are not limited to sweet offerings. They have a funky selection of savory waffle choices that is surprisingly delightful to snack on.
My friend and I ordered orange juice and I was surprised to see that they would squeeze the fresh oranges in front of you into this small milk bottle shaped glass and serve you. The furnitures are made mostly out of high chairs and tables. A place definitely for a quick bite and drink.