KOPIHUT DPulze: Adam Corrie's Modern Kopitiam, Now with Lekor Chips

Many know Adam Corrie as the actor who plays gangsters in films like the KL Gangster series, but off screen he's also an entrepreneur. Together with his business partner Alex Chong, he founded KOPIHUT in 2024, a kopitiam brand that wants to modernise the old-school coffee shop experience. In a short time, KOPIHUT already has more than 20 branches in the Klang Valley, Melaka and Negeri Sembilan, and the branch we visited is at DPulze Cyberjaya.

The vibe is relaxed, good for breakfast, lunch or just hanging out with family and friends. The must-try is the nasi lemak with fried chicken. The chicken is crispy and the sambal is spicy-sweet, a combo that's among their best-sellers. We also tried a noodle dish with tender BBQ chicken, and pan mee fans can go for the pan mee ayam cincang (with minced chicken).

Their signature drinks are KOPIHUT Kopi and teh tarik. The hot versions come with biscuits for dipping, an old-school habit that's still fun. For snacking, there's the combo ngopi bringing together samosas, nuggets, spring rolls and tofu, plus toast, polo buns, fish fingers, Thai green tea and lin chee kang.

Their newest product is Lekor Chips, crispy keropok lekor (Terengganu fish crackers) in packs that are great to take home. During our visit, three packs were going for RM28.90. Regulars are also encouraged to sign up for membership to collect points on every purchase and enjoy various perks.

The DPulze Cyberjaya branch we visited is open from 9am to 10pm, though operating hours may differ by location. The full list of branches can be checked on KOPIHUT's official website.