Coffee Prices by Chain

Malaysia's largest convenience store chain (2,700+ outlets) and one of the country's largest non-specialist coffee operators. The 24-hour CAFé by 7-Eleven concept launched in 2021 is now in 900+ locations; freshly brewed coffee has been served in-store since 2009, with coffee starting at RM2.90.

Malaysia homegrown coffee brand under Loob Holding (Tealive's parent), inspired by the Malayan Sun Bear. Specialty coffee sweetened with Aren palm sugar from Borneo, plus halal Korean toasties. Café-in-a-bank concept with AmBank.

Japanese convenience store chain operating in Malaysia via a partnership with QL Resources since 2016. Known for its freshly-brewed coffee café counter, halal-certified treats, and Japanese-style bentos. Around 360 outlets as of May 2023.

Selangor-based digital-first coffee chain focused on on-the-go trade with strong presence in shopping malls. First outlet at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur in 2019. Also operates in Korea.

Malaysia's first specialty coffee chain ('From Farm to Cup' concept with Taiwanese roots). First outlet at 1 Utama in April 2022; grew to 80 outlets across Malaysia plus Brunei within three years.

Indonesian coffee chain founded in 2017, one of Southeast Asia's fastest-growing coffee brands with outlets across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. Known for the signature Kenangan Latte and affordable specialty drinks.

Malaysian coffee chain known for its signature Koppiku Latte and buttercream series, with outlets across the Klang Valley and beyond.

China's largest coffee chain entered Malaysia in January 2025 with outlets at Sunway Pyramid and Menara EcoWorld, via franchise partner Hextar Industries. Cashier-less app-first model; 83 stores by March 2026, targeting 200 by 2028.

Coffee brand wholly owned and operated by Mixue Bingcheng (the world's largest bubble tea chain). Opened its first overseas store in Selangor, Malaysia in August 2025, with plans for four additional Malaysian outlets — all five operating under a franchise model.

Homegrown Malaysian convenience chain founded in 1996, grown from a single newsstand to 550+ outlets. Found commonly in shopping complexes, business hubs, and LRT/MRT stations, with the Maru Kafe in-store coffee bar concept.

Malaysia's largest halal-certified coffee restaurant chain, founded in Ipoh in 1999. Known for its roasted white coffee and traditional Malaysian fare. Operates over 200 outlets in Malaysia plus Singapore, Indonesia, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.

Homegrown Malaysian coffee chain specialising in Malaysian cuisine alongside coffee. Established 2016, expanding to 220 outlets and eyeing international markets.

One of the OG gourmet coffee chains in Malaysia, founded 1997 as the first gourmet coffee franchise in the country. American-styled specialty coffee chain that hand-roasts its own beans in small batches.

Global coffee giant operating in Malaysia since 1998 with 26 years of presence. Store count declined from a peak of 400 to 287 by November 2025 following 14 net closures, per Hong Leong Investment Bank.

International coffee chain in Malaysia since 1997 (first store at KL Plaza), now Jollibee Group-owned. Opened its 150th café in Malaysia, part of over 1,000 cafés across 20+ countries globally.

Canadian coffee chain that debuted in Malaysia in August 2024 in partnership with franchisee Marubeni Growth Capital Asia. Targeting 100 outlets by end of 2025; operates signature stores with craft bars serving single origin coffees, plus outlets at Sunway Putra, 1 Utama, Publika, and Paradigm malls.

Malaysia's largest coffee chain by store count, surpassing Starbucks in early 2024. Tech-driven grab-and-go model with app ordering. Founded in Kuala Lumpur, expanded to the Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, and Thailand.