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OldTown White Coffee to launch three Menu Rahmah meals Thursday

Nasi lemak-based dishes to be offered to all customers, not just B40, company says

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 20 Feb 2023 4:28PM

OldTown White Coffee to launch three Menu Rahmah meals Thursday
OldTown White Coffee will introduce three Menu Rahmah meals from this Thursday – Nasi Lemak Rahmah, Nasi Lemak Rahmah with Sausage, and Nasi Lemak Rahmah with Minced Chicken, served with lime juice – all priced at RM4.50 and RM5.00. – OLDTOWN White Coffee Malaysia Facebook pic, February 20, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – OldTown White Coffee will introduce three different Menu Rahmah meals priced at RM4.50 and RM5 at all its branches nationwide beginning this Thursday.

Kopitiam Asia Pacific chief development officer Deric Yeo said the three meals are Nasi Lemak Rahmah, Nasi Lemak Rahmah with Sausage, and Nasi Lemak Rahmah with Minced Chicken, served with lime juice.

“Everyone will be able to enjoy this menu because we would not be able to identify who are from B40 households… the menu will be available in all outlets nationwide,” he said when met after Bernama TV’s Apa Khabar Malaysia programme, here today.

To make the menu a success, he said the company had to undergo various processes to get the right recipe to ensure the meals are healthy, adding that the ingredients used are halal.

He said that preparation for the Menu Rahmah meals are the same as for other meals to ensure the nutritional value is maintained, though the price of the Menu Rahmah meals are much cheaper.

Yeo said OldTown White Coffee will also introduce a healthier menu starting this year by introducing a plant-based meal that is rich in protein and fibre.

“This does not mean that we will change the existing menus. We are just adding another category for those with more health concerns.

“Currently, we are working with a company (Future Food Sdn Bhd) that provides plant-based meat containing more protein and has higher fibre than plants,” he said.

Meanwhile, he said, OldTown White Coffee will offer a plant-based “chicken popcorn” meal at the K-pop girl group Blackpink’s concert at Bukit Jalil next month.

“We will have a kiosk to provide food for Blackpink fans before they enter the hall. We want them to have some comfort food while enjoying the concert,” he said. – Bernama, February 20, 2023

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