Antipodean Coffee Johor Bahru

The menu includes walnut, cashew, macadamia, pinenuts, and peanut brownie, which are strong indications that nuts are present in the kitchen. There is no mention of a nut-free policy, separate preparation, or any allergenic ingredient controls. Calling ahead to ask the chef about specific nut allergies is recommended.

The official Malaysian menu includes a 'Gluten-free Pancake' as a named dish. Systematic allergen marking is absent, and no dedicated gluten-free equipment or kitchen is mentioned. No cross-contact disclaimers appear. The kitchen serves many gluten-containing items, such as toast, bagels, pasta, and pizza, making the risk of cross-contamination likely. Calling ahead to ask how the kitchen handles gluten-free orders and whether a separate pan or preparation area is used is recommended.

Several menu items are tagged '[V]' and '[VO]' (likely vegetarian and vegetarian-option), and there is an 'extensive range of vegetarian options' noted in one travel blurb. However, the menu codes have no key to explain them, and no kitchen practices around vegetarian cooking (e.g. separate fryers, no meat cross-contact) are documented.

The official Malaysian menu carries a few items tagged with '[VO]' and '[VGO]', codes that likely indicate vegan-option and vegan-gluten-free-option but are left undefined on the page. No dedicated vegan kitchen or allergen policy is described. Most dishes contain dairy, eggs, or meat. Staff can be asked which savoury items can be made vegan and whether separate utensils are used.

The menu does not list marked dishes, a dairy-free section, or any described kitchen practice for dairy avoidance. Cheese, cream, yoghurt, feta, halloumi, and hollandaise appear heavily throughout. A single '[VGO]' tag on a bagel and a Greek salad could hint at a vegan option, but it is not confirmed as dairy-free.

No egg-free markings or policy are displayed. Several dishes contain eggs, among them pancakes, pudding, and bagel fillings. The '[V]' tag on some items does not specify egg content, and vegan-labelled '[VGO]' items may be egg-free, though this remains uncertain.