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A home bakery in Villimalé run by Rayya Naseem, active since July 2020. She started during lockdown, put brownies and cookies into Villimalé shops, then grew into IG pre-orders. She runs RN Bakes part-time alongside a full-time job.
People in Greater Malé — especially Villimalé — looking for homemade brownies, cookies, cheesecake, or tres leches. Useful if you want something baked fresh by a single baker who's been running consistently for six years, rather than a large commercial bakery.
RN Bakes is one of the few home bakeries we've found with clear evidence of being based in Villimalé specifically, rather than Malé or Hulhumalé.
She started with brownies and cookies placed in Villimalé shops, then expanded to IG pre-orders. At the time of the Lonumedhu interview, she mentioned wanting to introduce tiramisu in the future.
She takes limited orders per day and doesn't buy ingredients in bulk — which she says helps keep ingredients fresh.
Prices: not publicly listed. Menu details and prices available via Instagram DM.
Delivery area and delivery fees are not stated publicly. Villimalé collection is likely given that's where she's based; ask about Greater Malé delivery when you message.
Lonumedhu published a full interview with Rayya (30 August 2026) and separately included RN Bakes in their "Sweet Treats to Order" recommendation list. Key points from the interview:
"The fact that it's still here and that I've been able to keep it running consistently for the past six years — while managing my career and other things that have popped up over the years — is something that I'm really proud of."
— Rayya Naseem, quoted in Lonumedhu"Getting orders from the same customers even after that break was really nice. It also motivates me to keep going."
— Rayya Naseem, quoted in LonumedhuShe's self-taught — started during the COVID-19 lockdown watching baking videos and testing recipes on her family. The fact that returning customers come back after breaks, and that she's maintained the business for six years alongside a full-time job, speaks to consistency over hype.
Lonumedhu also included RN Bakes in a separate editorial recommendation list ("Sweet Treats to Order"), describing the desserts as "the kind of care that makes every bite feel worth it."
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