Gaya Travel Magazine 16.2

Gaya Special Feature

5 MUST-TRY

KOPITIAMS IN SELANGOR Savour authentic taste of coffee and classic toast at these 5 Locations Te x t b y T O U R I S M S E L A N G O R

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Besides nasi lemak, Malaysians love having breakfast at Kopitiam, which generally means ‘coffee shop’ in Hokkien dialect. This kind of eatery was introduced by the people from Hainan who were mostly involved in the hospitality industry back during the days of British Malaya. Fast forward to today, kopitiams are now part of the quintessential Malaysian life, popular for dine-ins and take-outs. The following are the five must-try kopitiams in Selangor for you to relish authentic taste of coffee and scrumptious classic toast!

AUNTIE KOPITIAM, KUALA SELANGOR Auntie Kopitiam is a famous coffee shop located in Kuala Selangor district that has been operating since 1935. Several Malaysian celebrities have imbibed their coffee here and many television programmes have featured this kopitiam. In addition to sipping delicious traditional Hainanese coffee, diners get to enjoy other staples such as nasi lemak, pastries, toast and more. Be sure to order the kopitiam’s signature Curry Laksa Mee, making it a perfect start for your day! Tel: +6 03 3289 7289

Auntie Kopitiam, Kuala Selangor

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Gaya Travel Magazine 16.2

Published on Sep 21, 2021

Chandi Media Group & Media MNC Nusantara

It is evident that by getting as many people in Malaysia vaccinated as fast as possible, the country has reduced the severity of COVID-19 infections. At the current vaccination rate, the newly appointed Minister of Health Khairy Jamaluddin bin Abu Bakar anticipates that 80% of the Malaysian population would have been inoculated by end of October 2021, which by then render the COVID-19 spread as endemic, in line with the trends seen across the world. Therefore, like it or not, we have no choice but to accept the fact that we need to live with COVID-19 by adapting to the new norms. Amidst all this, seeing there is light at the end of the tunnel, the Malaysian government announced on 2 September 2021 that Langkawi is the first COVID-19-free destination to open to local tourists beginning 16 September 2021, subject to stringent standard operating procedures (SOPs), considering over 80% of the island's population have already been fully vaccinated...