KFC Malaysia sells rice as seriously as it sells buckets. Nasi Lemak KFC comes with a hard boiled egg, sambal anchovies, peanuts and cucumber for RM6.99 (~$1.71), or RM15.49 (~$3.79) with a piece of chicken; the Jimat Padu rice boxes start at RM8.49 (~$2.08); breakfast means Zinger Porridge at RM9.99 (~$2.45). This week’s promotion is Cheezy Banjir, a Zinger burger and dunked fried chicken flooded in cheese sauce, alongside a 6-pc Bucket Berbaloi at RM47.49 (~$12). Teh tarik, Milo and Sjora are on the drinks list, cempedak pie and D24 durian mochi on the treats shelf, and the chain’s own halal policy page says its restaurants are certified by JAKIM. Every price on this page comes as a pair because the site shows it that way: a delivery price and a lower self-collect price for the same default Kuala Lumpur store.
Nasi Lemak KFC, the a la carte version without chicken, tagged Best
Seller on the breakfast menu. The listing’s note lists one hard
boiled egg, sambal anchovies, peanuts and cucumber. Image: KFC
Malaysia
KFC Malaysia’s own About page dates the first restaurant to 1973 on Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur and counts more than 600 restaurants today, and the menu reads like a chain that has had fifty years to settle in. The promotions have Malay names (Bucket Berbaloi, Jimat Padu, Kentang Goncang printed on the shaker-fries bag), the breakfast menu is nasi lemak and chicken porridge, and the sauce tubs run to white curry and sambal. If you’ve read our McDonald’s Malaysia page you’ll know that site publishes no prices; KFC’s does, in some detail, which is why this page has numbers on every line.
The halal position is spelled out on the site rather than assumed. KFC Malaysia’s halal policy page, written in the name of its operator QSR Brands, says its premises are inspected by JAKIM (the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia) and the state Islamic councils before JAKIM issues the halal certificate, and that imported ingredients must be certified by foreign bodies JAKIM recognises. The homepage banners carry the Diyakini Halal mark in the corner. So there’s no pork anywhere on the board.
Checked against KFC Malaysia’s own ordering menu; images © KFC Malaysia.
Checked October 4, 2026. Prices are the ones kfc.com.my returned that day. The site is an ordering app, and it prices by store tier: until you choose a location it shows the delivery price for its default store, KFC Berjaya Times Square on Jalan Imbi in Kuala Lumpur, and the same store’s self-collect price is lower on almost every line. The site’s code holds eight delivery tiers and fourteen self-collect tiers, so your nearest branch may differ from both numbers here, and counter prices aren’t published at all. Product pages carry a photo, a price and sometimes a one-line availability note, with no descriptions, so what each item contains below comes from its name, its category and its photo, and says so. “New!” and “Limited Time Only” are the site’s own tags, and the only dates it displays are on two homepage banners, quoted where they apply. The limited-time list turns over fast: between a first read on September 27 and this one, a Mister Potato spicy-crisp burger range, onde-onde egg tarts, cheezy floss fries and a Wow Bucket all left, and the Cheezy Banjir range, Bucket Berbaloi and the shaker fries arrived.
Cheezy Banjir: this week’s cheese-sauce promotion
Banjir is Malay for flood, and the homepage banner shows exactly that: a Zinger burger with cheese sauce poured over the bun and a piece of fried chicken standing in a tub of the same sauce. On the menu it’s split into the Cheesy Lava Zinger Burger (RM18.49, ~$4.53 delivery, RM14.99, ~$3.67 self-collect), its combo (RM21.99 (~$5.38) / RM18.99 (~$4.65)), a Cheesy Lava Box Meal (RM26.99, ~$6.61 / RM24.99, ~$6.12) and the Dunked Cheesy Crunch combos with two or three pieces of chicken and a dunking tub. All of them sit at the top of the site’s Limited Time Only category, and all of their listing images are short animated GIFs rather than stills.
The Cheezy Shaker Fries launched alongside: a carton of fries with a KFC Cheese seasoning sachet and a red paper bag printed Kentang Goncang to shake them in. The banner tags them Baharu (new) under the KFC Treats label, and the Turbo Combo’s product photo offers a combo’s fries upgraded to a medium portion for RM1.99 (~$0.49).
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Cheesy Lava Zinger Burger | RM18.49 (~$4.53) / RM14.99 (~$3.67) | A Zinger (crispy spicy fillet, cheese slice, lettuce, mayo) under a pour of cheese sauce, with a second tub on the side in the photo. New! tag. |
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3-pc Dunked Cheesy Crunch Combo | RM28.99 (~$7.10) / RM26.99 (~$6.61) | Three pieces of chicken with a tub of cheese sauce for dunking, coleslaw, whipped potato and a drink. The 2-pc is RM25.49 (~$6.24) / RM22.99 (~$5.63). |
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Cheezy Shaker Fries (XL) | RM12.99 (~$3.18) / RM11.99 (~$2.94) | Fries, a cheese powder sachet and a Kentang Goncang shaker bag. Medium is RM6.49 (~$1.59) / RM5.99 (~$1.47). |
Bucket Berbaloi, the Red Bull Turbo Combo and the rest of the limited-time list
Bucket Berbaloi (berbaloi means worth it) is the first item in the Limited Time Only category and has its own homepage banner, with the line “Momen ori, bersama-sama” and a choice of Original Recipe or Hot & Spicy printed in the corner. The 6-pc is RM47.49 (~$12) delivery or RM42.99 (~$11) self-collect, the 10-pc RM71.99 (~$18) or RM67.99 (~$17). The site gives no written list of what’s in the bucket; the photo shows the chicken, a box of Cheezy Wedges, whipped potato and two Coca-Colas, and the banner’s small print says the servings pictured are for illustration.
The Turbo Combo is a box meal with a can of Red Bull in it, tied to a Red Bull Track Masters contest. The banner promises a KTM racing weekend at Sepang and prints the contest dates, 22 Sept 2026 - 21 Oct 2026, one of only two date ranges displayed anywhere on the site right now. The other is a Buy 1 Free 1 coffee offer for International Coffee Day, 29 Sep - 6 Oct 2026, marked KFC Members’ Exclusive; the menu lists the paired coffees as their own products, from a Buy 1 Free 1 Hot Espresso at RM6.49 (~$1.59) to a Buy 1 Free 1 Iced Latte at RM9.99 (~$2.45), delivery prices.
Further down the limited-time list: a seaweed-dusted chicken snack called K-Seaweed Chick N Go, a black pepper mushroom version of the value Crispy Fillet Burger, five dipping sauces (next section), the mochi and cempedak pie gift box (treats section) and a KFC x Coca-Cola bamboo fibre cup at RM15.90 (~$3.89). Four KFC x Mofusand cat plushes from RM57.90 (~$14) to RM87.90 (~$22) have a category of their own rather than a place on that list; their banner says selected outlets only, while stocks last.
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6-pc Bucket Berbaloi | RM47.49 (~$12) / RM42.99 (~$11) | Six pieces of chicken, Original Recipe or Hot & Spicy, with wedges, whipped potato and two drinks in the photo. New! tag. |
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Turbo Combo | RM29.99 (~$7.34) / RM28.99 (~$7.10) | Fried chicken, nuggets, a tender and fries in a box with a can of Red Bull, per the photo. Filed under Box Meals and Chicken Meals as well. |
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K-Seaweed Chick N Go | RM7.49 (~$1.83) / RM6.49 (~$1.59) | A piece of crispy chicken dusted with seaweed flakes in a paper bag. Listed under KFC Treats and Add-on Sides too. |
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Crispy Fillet Burger Blackpepper Mushroom | RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM7.99 (~$1.96) | The value burger with cheese and a black pepper mushroom sauce. Combo RM13.99 (~$3.43) / RM8.99 (~$2.20). |
Nasi lemak, the Padu rice boxes and Zinger Porridge
Nasi Lemak KFC lives on the breakfast menu, in a category of its own, and the nasi lemak listings are the only ones on the whole site with a written note of what’s in them: a hard boiled egg, sambal anchovies, peanuts and cucumber. The plain version is RM6.99 (~$1.71) delivery (RM6.49, ~$1.59 self-collect) and is tagged Best Seller. Add one piece of chicken and it’s RM15.49 (~$3.79) / RM11.99 (~$2.94); two pieces, RM19.99 (~$4.89) / RM17.99 (~$4.40). The all-day Rice Meals category repeats the combos with a drink, 1-pc at RM18.49 (~$4.53) and 2-pc at RM22.99 (~$5.63) delivery. A plain Nasi Lemak side also sits in Add-on Sides at RM6.49 (~$1.59) / RM5.49 (~$1.34), and the nutrition page lists it at 170g and 298 kcal.
Jimat Padu is the site’s value heading (jimat is to save, padu is solid), and it holds two rice boxes. Nasi Kari Padu is rice under a potato curry with crispy chicken and half a boiled egg, RM13.99 (~$3.43) / RM13.39 (~$3.28); Nasi Original Recipe Padu is rice with Original Recipe chicken pieces, corn and gravy, RM8.49 (~$2.08) / RM7.99 (~$1.96). Their combos with a drink are RM15.39 (~$3.77) and RM9.49 (~$2.32) delivery, which makes the Original Recipe box the cheapest named chicken-and-drink combo on the delivery menu. The standard 1-pc Rice Combo (a drumstick, seasoned rice, coleslaw, drink) is RM16.99 (~$4.16), and Colonel Rice on its own is RM4.99 (~$1.22) / RM4.49 (~$1.10).
Zinger Porridge is chicken porridge with chunks of crispy Zinger fillet on top, sold in a bucket from the breakfast a la carte list. The nutrition page lists it at 422g and 334 kcal, a little over half the Zinger Riser’s 604.
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Nasi Lemak KFC | RM6.99 (~$1.71) / RM6.49 (~$1.59) | Coconut rice with a hard boiled egg, sambal anchovies, peanuts and cucumber, no chicken. Best Seller tag. |
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1-pc Nasi Lemak KFC Combo | RM18.49 (~$4.53) / RM14.99 (~$3.67) | The same plate with a piece of fried chicken and a drink, from the all-day Rice Meals list. |
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Nasi Kari Padu | RM13.99 (~$3.43) / RM13.39 (~$3.28) | Rice box with potato curry, crispy chicken and half a boiled egg. 374g, 674.2 kcal. |
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Nasi Original Recipe Padu | RM8.49 (~$2.08) / RM7.99 (~$1.96) | Rice with Original Recipe chicken pieces, corn and gravy. 304g, 481 kcal. Combo RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM8.99 (~$2.20). |
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1-pc Rice Combo | RM16.99 (~$4.16) / not listed | One piece of chicken, rice, coleslaw and a drink. The self-collect menu has a 1-pc Rice Plate at RM9.99 (~$2.45) instead. |
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Zinger Porridge | RM9.99 (~$2.45) / RM8.49 (~$2.08) | Chicken porridge topped with crispy Zinger pieces and fried shallots. 422g, 334 kcal. Breakfast menu. |
Sambal, white curry and mala: the sauce tubs
Add-on Sides sells the dips by the tub. Sambal Sauce is RM2.49 (~$0.61) delivery, RM2.00 (~$0.49) self-collect, and the nutrition page lists a 50g tub at 96 kcal with 1.80g of salt. Five more sauces sit under Limited Time Only, all tagged New! and all RM2.49 (~$0.61) / RM1.99 (~$0.49): White Curry Syiok! (the lid says Sos Kari Putih Syiok!), Mala Mania, Cheezy Onion, Shhh Secret Grill, and Sour Cream & Onion, which is also the sachet that comes with the nuggets. Jalapeño Cheese Sauce and O.R Gravy are RM2.00 (~$0.49) / RM1.50 (~$0.37). Per 25g on the nutrition page: Secret Grill 41 kcal, White Curry 88.57, Mala Mania 97, Cheezy Onion 104.
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Sambal Sauce | RM2.49 (~$0.61) / RM2.00 (~$0.49) | A tub of chilli paste. 50g tub, 96 kcal. On the breakfast menu too. |
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White Curry Syiok! Sauce | RM2.49 (~$0.61) / RM1.99 (~$0.49) | White curry dip, Sos Kari Putih Syiok! on the lid. 88.57 kcal per 25g. |
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Mala Mania Sauce | RM2.49 (~$0.61) / RM1.99 (~$0.49) | Mala-flavoured dip, Sos Mala Mania. 97 kcal per 25g. |
Snack Plate, buckets and the per-piece calorie table
The standard meal is the Snack Plate Combo, a Best Seller: two pieces of chicken, whipped potato with gravy, coleslaw, a butterscotch bun and a drink, RM21.49 (~$5.26) delivery. On the self-collect menu it’s RM17.49 (~$4.28) with a struck-through RM18.99 (~$4.65) and a Promo tag. The Dinner Plate Combo adds a third piece for RM25.99 (~$6.36) / RM22.99 (~$5.63), and both are also sold without the drink: Snack Plate RM19.99 (~$4.89) / RM16.99 (~$4.16), Dinner Plate RM23.99 (~$5.87) / RM21.99 (~$5.38). Chicken by the piece runs 2-pc RM15.99 (~$3.92), 3-pc RM24.49 (~$6.00), 5-pc RM34.99 (~$8.57), 9-pc RM58.49 (~$14) and 15-pc RM94.49 (~$23) delivery (RM14.99, ~$3.67, RM19.99, ~$4.89, RM30.99, ~$7.59, RM54.99, ~$13 and RM90.99, ~$22 self-collect). The bucket banner on the homepage, “Bucket untuk semua” (a bucket for everyone), repeats the Original Recipe or Hot & Spicy choice.
Family Buckets are the combos: 5-pc RM44.49 (~$11) / RM39.99 (~$9.79), 9-pc RM69.99 (~$17) / RM65.99 (~$16) (Best Seller), 15-pc RM102.99 (~$25) / RM99.99 (~$24), and Variety Boxes A, B and C at RM57.99 (~$14), RM84.99 (~$21) and RM95.99 (~$24) delivery. Box Meals run from the Snacker Box at RM17.49 (~$4.28) to the Cheezilla Box at RM29.99 (~$7.34), with the Signature Box - Classic the Best Seller at RM23.49 (~$5.75).
KFC Malaysia’s nutrition page lists each piece by cut, which no combo page does. Original Recipe: drumstick 160 kcal, wing 188, rib 275, thigh 287, breast 342. Hot & Spicy: drumstick 179, wing 204, thigh 313, rib 328, breast 353. One caution: the page prints the Original Recipe table twice in two layouts, and the second copy gives the drumstick the thigh’s 287 kcal. The first table’s 160 is the figure used here.
| Item | Delivery / self-collect | What it is | |
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Snack Plate Combo | RM21.49 (~$5.26) / RM17.49 (~$4.28) | Two pieces of chicken, whipped potato, coleslaw, a butterscotch bun and a drink. Best Seller. |
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2-pc Chicken | RM15.99 (~$3.92) / RM14.99 (~$3.67) | Two pieces, no sides. From 160 kcal for an Original Recipe drumstick to 353 for a Hot & Spicy breast, per piece. |
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9-pc Combo | RM69.99 (~$17) / RM65.99 (~$16) | Nine pieces with a large coleslaw, a tub of butterscotch buns and a 1.5L Coca-Cola in the photo. Best Seller. |
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Signature Box - Classic | RM23.49 (~$5.75) / not listed | A chicken fillet burger, a piece of chicken, whipped potato and a drink in a box. Best Seller in Box Meals. |
Zinger, Colonel Classic and the Cheezy Twister
The Zinger Classic is RM17.49 (~$4.28) delivery or RM13.99 (~$3.43) self-collect, and its combo is where the two-price gap is widest on the burger list: RM20.99 (~$5.14) against a self-collect RM14.99 (~$3.67) (struck through from RM17.99, ~$4.40). Above it sit the Zinger Cheezy at RM18.49 (~$4.53), the Zinger Double Down at RM18.49 (~$4.53) and the Zinger Cheezilla, which the delivery menu only sells inside a combo (RM28.49, ~$6.98) or a box (RM29.99, ~$7.34); the self-collect menu lists the burger alone at RM20.99 (~$5.14). Below it, the Colonel Classic at RM10.99 (~$2.69) is a flat chicken patty rather than a crispy fillet, and the Crispy Fillet Burger at RM9.99 (~$2.45) is the value option, with a 100% Paha Ayam (100% chicken thigh) badge on its photo.
The nutrition page covers the whole list, with weights: Crispy Fillet Burger 410 kcal, Colonel Classic 406, Cheezy Twister 525, Zinger Cheezy 551, Zinger Classic 573, Zinger Double Down 669, Zinger Cheezilla 733 and the Zinger Stacker 879, though the Stacker isn’t on the ordering menu today.
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Zinger Classic | RM17.49 (~$4.28) / RM13.99 (~$3.43) | Crispy spicy fillet, cheese slice, lettuce and mayo on a sesame bun. 196.5g, 573 kcal. Combo RM20.99 (~$5.14) / RM14.99 (~$3.67). |
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Zinger Double Down | RM18.49 (~$4.53) / RM16.99 (~$4.16) | Two Zinger fillets in place of the bun, with cheese, mayo and a slice of cold cut. 221g, 669 kcal. |
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Colonel Classic | RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM8.49 (~$2.08) | A flat chicken patty with lettuce and mayo. 157g, 406 kcal. Combo RM16.49 (~$4.04) / RM11.49 (~$2.81). |
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Cheezy Twister | RM18.49 (~$4.53) / RM14.99 (~$3.67) | Tortilla wrap of crispy chicken strips, lettuce, tomato, cucumber and cheese sauce. 241g, 525 kcal. |
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Crispy Fillet Burger | RM9.99 (~$2.45) / RM6.99 (~$1.71) | The value burger, chicken thigh per its badge, with lettuce and sauce. 146g, 410 kcal. Combo RM12.99 (~$3.18) / RM7.99 (~$1.96). |
Nuggets, tenders and the popcorn bowls
Nuggets come in six (RM12.99, ~$3.18 / RM11.49, ~$2.81) or nine (RM18.49, ~$4.53 / RM14.99, ~$3.67) with a Sour Cream & Onion sachet, and the rewards listing for the same box warns the sachet may be swapped for Spicy BBQ when stock runs out. Crispy Tenders are RM15.49 (~$3.79) / RM12.99 (~$3.18) for three, with combos at RM25.49 (~$6.24) for three and RM29.99 (~$7.34) for six at delivery prices. Popcorn Chicken is RM14.49 (~$3.55) / RM12.49 (~$3.06) and lists at 383 kcal for 126g.
The two bowls are the better value in this section. The Cheezy Popcorn Bowl is fries under popcorn chicken, cheese sauce and mayo; the Loaded Potato Bowl is whipped potato under popcorn chicken, corn and cheese sauce. Both are RM8.99 (~$2.20) / RM7.99 (~$1.96). The Chicky Meals for kids are four combos lettered A to D at RM14.49 (~$3.55) / RM10.99 (~$2.69).
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6-pc Nuggets | RM12.99 (~$3.18) / RM11.49 (~$2.81) | Six nuggets with a Sour Cream & Onion sachet. 108g, 260 kcal. |
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3-pc Crispy Tenders | RM15.49 (~$3.79) / RM12.99 (~$3.18) | Three boneless tenders with the same sachet. 102g, 342 kcal. |
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Cheezy Popcorn Bowl | RM8.99 (~$2.20) / RM7.99 (~$1.96) | Fries, popcorn chicken, cheese sauce and mayo in a bucket. 388 kcal for the 130g medium on the nutrition page. |
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Loaded Potato Bowl | RM8.99 (~$2.20) / RM7.99 (~$1.96) | Whipped potato, popcorn chicken, corn and cheese sauce. 381 kcal for the 317g medium. |
Cheezy Wedges, whipped potato and the butterscotch bun
Cheezy Wedges (L), potato wedges under cheese sauce and mayo, is the Best Seller of the sides at RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM7.99 (~$1.96), and its listing is the strangest thing on the menu right now. The image on the menu grid is a four-frame animated GIF instead of a product photo, and the availability note reads, in Malay, “Cheezy Wedges lesap! Kejutan apa Abam nak buat ni?”, which is “Cheezy Wedges have vanished! What surprise is Abam planning?” The product is still priced and the still photo is still in its gallery, so this reads as a teaser rather than a delisting, but order it knowing the site is being coy.
The rest of the sides are straightforward. Plain Wedges are RM6.49 (~$1.59) / RM5.49 (~$1.34) medium and RM8.99 (~$2.20) / RM7.49 (~$1.83) large; Fries RM5.99 (~$1.47) / RM4.99 (~$1.22) medium and RM7.99 (~$1.96) / RM6.99 (~$1.71) large; Loaded Cheezy Fries (L) RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM7.99 (~$1.96). Whipped Potato and Coleslaw come in 4oz tubs at RM5.99 (~$1.47) / RM4.49 (~$1.10) and 14oz tubs at RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM8.99 (~$2.20). The Butterscotch Bun at RM1.10 (~$0.27) / RM1.00 is the cheapest priced item on the site.
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Cheezy Wedges (L) | RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM7.99 (~$1.96) | Wedges with cheese sauce and mayo. 200g, 453 kcal. Best Seller, currently listed with a teaser GIF. |
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Whipped Potato (4oz) | RM5.99 (~$1.47) / RM4.49 (~$1.10) | Mashed potato with gravy. 95g, 60 kcal. 14oz is RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM8.99 (~$2.20). |
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Butterscotch Bun | RM1.10 (~$0.27) / RM1.00 | The soft bun with butterscotch bits from the Snack Plate, sold alone. 35g, 101 kcal. |
Breakfast: Zinger Riser and the Cheezy Egg Twister
The breakfast menu is its own tree on the site, with nasi lemak, the porridge and three egg sandwiches. The Zinger Riser puts a fried egg on a Zinger fillet for RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM9.99 (~$2.45) (219g, 604 kcal, more than the regular Zinger Classic). The Egg Riser is the smaller egg burger without the Zinger fillet at RM7.99 (~$1.96) / RM6.49 (~$1.59), and the Cheezy Egg Twister wraps crispy chicken with scrambled egg, tomato and cheese for RM15.99 (~$3.92) / RM13.99 (~$3.43). The egg and porridge combos are each listed twice, with and without a hashbrown: Zinger Riser Combo RM15.99 (~$3.92) or RM18.49 (~$4.53), Egg Riser Combo RM12.49 (~$3.06) or RM14.49 (~$3.55), Cheezy Egg Twister Combo RM19.99 (~$4.89) or RM21.99 (~$5.38), Zinger Porridge Combo RM14.49 (~$3.55) or RM16.49 (~$4.04), delivery prices. A hashbrown alone is RM4.49 (~$1.10) / RM3.99 (~$0.98), a sunny side up egg RM2.49 (~$0.61) / RM1.99 (~$0.49). The site doesn’t publish breakfast hours on the menu pages, and the Colonel Classic turns up on both menus at the same RM10.99 (~$2.69).
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Zinger Riser | RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM9.99 (~$2.45) | Zinger fillet, fried egg and sauce on a sesame bun. 219g, 604 kcal. |
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Cheezy Egg Twister | RM15.99 (~$3.92) / RM13.99 (~$3.43) | Breakfast wrap of crispy chicken, scrambled egg, tomato and cheese. 237g, 585 kcal. |
Egg tarts, cempedak pie and the mochi
Portuguese egg tarts get their own category and lead the site’s main menu listing: two for RM7.99 (~$1.96) / RM6.99 (~$1.71), three for RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM9.99 (~$2.45), six for RM19.99 (~$4.89) / RM18.99 (~$4.65), and a 2-pc combo with a drink at RM8.99 (~$2.20). The Cempedak Pie (RM6.99, ~$1.71 / RM5.99, ~$1.47) is a sugar-crusted pastry filled with cempedak, the jackfruit relative Malaysians fry in batter at roadside stalls, and a 5-pc gift box is RM33.95 (~$8.31) / RM28.95 (~$7.09). Under Limited Time Only are two mochi: the 2-pc D24 Durian Mochi (RM6.99, ~$1.71 / RM5.99 (~$1.47)), whose box says it’s made with real D24 durian flesh at 60g net, and the 2-pc Choco Mochi (RM7.49, ~$1.83 / RM6.99, ~$1.71). The nutrition page gives the durian mochi 73 kcal per 30g piece and has nothing for the tarts, the pie or the chocolate one.
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3-pc Portuguese Egg Tart | RM10.99 (~$2.69) / RM9.99 (~$2.45) | Three egg tarts. Two are RM7.99 (~$1.96), six RM19.99 (~$4.89) at delivery prices. |
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Cempedak Pie | RM6.99 (~$1.71) / RM5.99 (~$1.47) | A sugar-crusted pie with a cempedak filling. New! tag. Gift box of five RM33.95 (~$8.31) / RM28.95 (~$7.09). |
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2-pc D24 Durian Mochi | RM6.99 (~$1.71) / RM5.99 (~$1.47) | Two durian-cream mochi, 60g net per the box. 73 kcal per 30g piece. |
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2-pc Choco Mochi | RM7.49 (~$1.83) / RM6.99 (~$1.71) | Two pink mochi with a chocolate filling, 60g net. |
Teh tarik, Milo, Sjora and the Colonel’s coffee
The hot drinks are where the board is most local: Hot Teh Tarik at RM5.49 (~$1.34) / RM4.99 (~$1.22) and Hot Milo at RM7.99 (~$1.96) / RM6.49 (~$1.59), with Iced Milo at RM7.49 (~$1.83) small and RM8.49 (~$2.08) medium (RM5.49, ~$1.34 and RM6.99, ~$1.71 self-collect). The fountain has Coca-Cola, Coke Zero, Sprite and Fanta Strawberry at RM5.49 (~$1.34) medium and RM6.49 (~$1.59) large, Ice Lemon Tea and Minute Maid Refresh Orange at RM6.99 (~$1.71) small and RM7.99 (~$1.96) medium, and Nestle’s Sjora Mango Peach at the same two prices. A 1.5L bottle of Coca-Cola for the bucket is RM7.99 (~$1.96), mineral water RM4.49 (~$1.10), Red Bull RM8.49 (~$2.08).
The coffee list runs Hot Espresso RM6.99 (~$1.71), Hot Americano RM6.49 (~$1.59), Hot Cappuccino and Hot Latte RM9.49 (~$2.32), Iced Americano RM7.99 (~$1.96) and Iced Latte RM10.49 (~$2.57) at delivery prices, each a ringgit or so less for self-collect, plus the Iced Brown Butter Oat Latte at RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM8.99 (~$2.20), the one coffee the site also files under Limited Time Only. Through October 6 the banner’s Buy 1 Free 1 coffee offer applies for members.
The nutrition page lists drinks per 100ml rather than per cup: iced Milo 75 kcal, hot Milo 69, Sjora 40, ice lemon tea 43, Coca-Cola 19, the oat latte 138 for a 215mL serving. Teh tarik isn’t listed.
| Item | Delivery / self-collect | What it is | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Hot Teh Tarik | RM5.49 (~$1.34) / RM4.99 (~$1.22) | Pulled milk tea in a paper cup. Same price as Hot Tea. |
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Iced Milo (M) | RM8.49 (~$2.08) / RM6.99 (~$1.71) | Iced chocolate malt. Small RM7.49 (~$1.83) / RM5.49 (~$1.34). 75 kcal per 100ml. |
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Sjora Mango Peach (M) | RM7.99 (~$1.96) / RM6.99 (~$1.71) | Nestle’s mango peach drink over ice. 40 kcal per 100ml. |
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Iced Brown Butter Oat Latte (12oz) | RM9.49 (~$2.32) / RM8.99 (~$2.20) | Iced oat-milk latte with brown butter flavour. 138 kcal per 215mL on the nutrition page. |
App-only sets, Jimat Deals and what only the self-collect menu shows
A row of bundles filed under the main Menu heading alone is tagged App Only, with the site’s struck-through list price beside the deal price: Set Cukup Untuk Sorang (enough for one) RM16.49 (~$4.04) against RM32.47 (~$7.95), Konfem Cheezy Set RM28.49 (~$6.98) against RM49.96 (~$12), 6-pc Bucket Nasi Loaded RM43.99 (~$11) against RM67.95 (~$17), 6-pc Feast Bucket RM51.49 (~$13), Nuggets Party Box RM27.99 (~$6.85) and Chicky Share Plate RM21.99 (~$5.38). Two Jimat Deal$ listings sit at RM4.99 (~$1.22) (tagged 25% OFF) and RM6.99 (~$1.71) without saying what’s in them. A Zinger Classic Combo at RM14.69 (~$3.60), down from RM20.99 (~$5.14), is listed twice with the tags Selected Stores, Del Only and 30% OFF, once for 10pm-11.59pm and once for 12am-2am.
Switch the site to self-collect and the catalogue grows by about seventy listings, many of them telco and e-wallet redemptions (Hotlink, Maxis, Tune Talk, CelcomDigi, Shopee, Touch ‘n Go) at RM0 or a set price. The ones worth knowing: Family Weekend Combos A and B at RM39.99 (~$9.79) and RM51.99 (~$13) tagged Fri - Sun, a RM5 (~$1.22) Menu Rahmah listing tagged Mon-Fri and 2-5pm, the Zinger Cheezilla on its own at RM20.99 (~$5.14), and a Strawberry Jelly Ice Cream at RM4.49 (~$1.10) under Limited Time Only that the delivery menu doesn’t carry.
FAQ
Is KFC Malaysia halal?
Yes, by the chain’s own account. KFC Malaysia’s halal policy page, written in the name of its operator QSR Brands, says its premises are inspected by JAKIM, the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia, and the state Islamic councils before JAKIM issues the halal certificate, and that imported ingredients must be certified by foreign bodies JAKIM recognises. The site’s homepage banners carry the Diyakini Halal mark. There is no pork on the menu.
How much is a Zinger burger at KFC Malaysia?
RM17.49 (~$4.28) for delivery or RM13.99 (~$3.43) for self-collect at the site’s default Kuala Lumpur store, as of October 4, 2026. The Zinger Classic Combo is RM20.99 (~$5.14) delivery or RM14.99 (~$3.67) self-collect. The Zinger Cheezy and Zinger Double Down are both RM18.49 (~$4.53) delivery, and the Zinger Cheezilla Combo is RM28.49 (~$6.98).
Does KFC Malaysia serve nasi lemak?
Yes, on the breakfast menu as Nasi Lemak KFC, with a hard boiled egg, sambal anchovies, peanuts and cucumber per the site’s own note. RM6.99 (~$1.71) delivery or RM6.49 (~$1.59) self-collect without chicken, RM15.49 (~$3.79) / RM11.99 (~$2.94) with one piece, RM19.99 (~$4.89) / RM17.99 (~$4.40) with two. The all-day Rice Meals list has the 1-pc and 2-pc combos with a drink at RM18.49 (~$4.53) and RM22.99 (~$5.63) delivery, and a plain nasi lemak side is RM6.49 (~$1.59).
What is on KFC Malaysia’s limited-time menu right now?
Cheezy Banjir, the cheese-sauce promotion, with the Cheesy Lava Zinger Burger at RM18.49 (~$4.53) delivery and the Dunked Cheesy Crunch combos from RM25.49 (~$6.24); Bucket Berbaloi at RM47.49 (~$12) for six pieces; Cheezy Shaker Fries from RM6.49 (~$1.59); the Red Bull Turbo Combo at RM29.99 (~$7.34); K-Seaweed Chick N Go; five dipping sauces; D24 durian and choco mochi. That’s the site’s Limited Time Only category on October 4, 2026. It gives no end dates for the food; the only dates on the site are the Red Bull contest (22 Sept 2026 - 21 Oct 2026) and a members’ Buy 1 Free 1 coffee offer (29 Sep - 6 Oct 2026).
Why does KFC Malaysia’s website show two prices?
Because kfc.com.my is an ordering site that prices by store tier and by channel. Before you set a location it shows the delivery price for its default store, KFC Berjaya Times Square in Kuala Lumpur, and the same store’s self-collect price is lower on almost every item: a Snack Plate Combo is RM21.49 (~$5.26) for delivery and RM17.49 (~$4.28) for self-collect. The site’s code holds eight delivery tiers and fourteen self-collect tiers, so other branches differ, and in-restaurant counter prices aren’t published.
Does KFC Malaysia publish calories?
Yes, on a Nutrition Facts page at kfc.com.my/nutrition-facts, with energy, carbohydrates, protein, fat and salt per item and the weight of each portion. It covers chicken by the piece (an Original Recipe drumstick is 160 kcal, a breast 342), the burgers (Zinger Classic 573 kcal, Colonel Classic 406), sides, breakfast items and drinks per 100ml. It isn’t complete: the egg tarts, cempedak pie and teh tarik are missing, and its limited-time section still lists items that have left the menu.
Does KFC Malaysia have breakfast?
Yes. The site has a separate breakfast menu with Nasi Lemak KFC, Zinger Porridge at RM9.99 (~$2.45) delivery, the Zinger Riser and Egg Riser egg burgers at RM10.99 (~$2.69) and RM7.99 (~$1.96), the Cheezy Egg Twister at RM15.99 (~$3.92), hashbrowns at RM4.49 (~$1.10), and the full coffee list. The egg and porridge combos are each sold with or without a hashbrown. The menu pages don’t state breakfast hours.
What is the cheapest meal at KFC Malaysia?
Among the named combos, the Nasi Original Recipe Padu Combo, a rice box with Original Recipe chicken pieces and a drink, at RM9.49 (~$2.32) delivery or RM8.99 (~$2.20) self-collect. On the self-collect menu the Crispy Fillet Burger Combo is listed even lower at a promotional RM7.99 (~$1.96), and a RM5 (~$1.22) Menu Rahmah set appears with Mon-Fri and 2-5pm tags. The cheapest priced item of any kind is the Butterscotch Bun at RM1.10 (~$0.27) delivery, RM1.00 self-collect.
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