Pak Li Kopitiam is a chain of local coffee house serving the great taste of authentic Malaysian traditional coffee and delicious food. Established in 2005 as a subsidiary of Nyonya Kitchen, the company initiated the idea of building a restaurant business after receiving exhaustive feedback from people yearned for a good kopitiam.  With five (5) outlets all over Klang Valley today, Pak Li Kopitiam has earned a great reputation as popular hangouts for multi-ethnic Malaysian of all ages. 

Pak Li Kopitiam is consistently striving for uncompromised food and beverage quality with gracious restaurant hospitality. The food menu offers a smorgasbord choice of exquisite flavors and aromas familiar to the local palate. The must-have toast bread and half-boiled eggs is one of the best-selling breakfast items at Pak Li Kopitiam. Malaysian’s all time favorite dish, Nasi Lemak, is served with a choice of fried egg, chicken and cuttlefish.

From the kitchen, some of the house specialties served includes Katong Laksa, Prawn Noodles, Pineapple Fried Rice, Hokkien Fried Kuay Teow and the restaurant’s best-selling Lemon Chicken Rice. For those in the mood for western, Pak Li Kopitiam also adds Fish and Chips and Chicken Chop to its menu. 

The restaurant’s beverage menu runs a gamut of extensive choice of traditionally prepared coffee and thirst-quenching iced drinks. A great taste of coffee, black or white, hot or iced, is brewed with great pride at Pak Li Kopitiam; preserving the real taste of its authenticity. Other favorites such as iced cendol, juices and smoothies are also widely available on its beverage menu. 

One of the most remarkable eye-catching features of Pak Li Kopitiam is the wall size decorative murals. In the main dining hall, a colorful printed mural of a popular television program, “Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan”, where Pak Li Kopitiam was featured sometimes ago, is proudly displayed. Such feature adds credibility to the restaurant as the show only showcases the best restaurants in the country. In the non-smoking room, another large mural featuring a picture of old kopitiam is also displayed prominently.