Kopitiam in Dublin

Very good food and charming place. Many options for food and well priced, the tables are big and chairs are comfy :)

Great selection of food and good price

The Roti Canai was so extremely good! The waiters were so nice! When I comeback to visit Dublin some time again, I‘ll definitely visit again!!

If you’re looking for the most authentic Malaysian food in Dublin, this is it. The Nasi Goreng Kampong is a masterclass in balance—it has the perfect kick without being overwhelming. It feels like a quick trip to Kuala Lumpur right in the heart of D1.

Really good food. Reasonable priced too. Lots of different options too.

In one word AMAZING, they were very polite and the food was quick to come. It tasted really good and the portions were perfect.

Between 4 and 5 stars. Interior atmosphere was quaint and authentically ethnic. We ordered char away teow for takeout, and it was pretty good (no photos). More lard would have made it the real deal, though. Portions were a little small.

Between 4 and 5 stars. Interior atmosphere was quaint and authentically ethnic. We ordered char away teow for takeout, and it was pretty good (no photos). More lard would have made it the real deal, though. Portions were a little small.

Kopitiam is a gem in Dublin 🇲🇾 I had the Char Kway Teow and Roti Canai - both were spot on, full of flavour and proper comfort food. My friends ordered the Nasi Lemak and it was just as good. Everything we tried was a hit. Great food, great vibes. Highly recommend.

Kopitiam is a lovely spot for authentic Malaysian street food right in Dublin. From the moment you walk in, the place feels warm and welcoming, with a cosy atmosphere and colourful décor that reflects its Malaysian roots. It’s especially inviting in the evening and has a relaxed, neighbourhood café vibe. The food is the real highlight. The menu offers a great range of Malaysian dishes, with rich flavours, generous portions, and clearly a lot of care put into the cooking. Everything tastes fresh and well-seasoned, and it’s a great place to try classic Malaysian comfort food if you’re not already familiar with the cuisine. Service is friendly and attentive without being rushed, and staff are happy to explain dishes or make recommendations. Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, making it good value for money. Overall, Kopitiam is a great choice for anyone looking for something a bit different in Dublin, whether you’re already a fan of Malaysian food or trying it for the first time. Definitely worth a visit.