Empire Sushi Combo Meals Prices Malaysia 2026
The Empire Sushi combo meals are the Empire Combo Boxes: four party-scale sets at RM 76 or RM 86, packed with 23 to 27 pieces each. They’re built for sharing, office lunches, and small gatherings, not solo dinners. This guide breaks down all four boxes, the per-piece value, and how to build your own combo at the kiosk. For the full lineup with every harga, see our Empire Sushi menu guide.
What combo meals does Empire Sushi have?
Four boxes, two price points. The Empire Combo Boxes are the chain’s party and catering play: pre-packed mixes you order when one person needs to feed several. Each box has a theme, inari mix, sushi/inari mix, rolls/gunkan mix, or nigiri mix, so you’re really choosing which style of sushi dominates the box.
| Combo Box | Contents | Pieces | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empire Combo 1 | Inari mix | 23 pcs | RM 76.00 |
| Empire Combo 2 | Sushi and inari mix | 27 pcs | RM 86.00 |
| Empire Combo 3 | Rolls and gunkan mix | Not published | RM 76.00 |
| Empire Combo 4 | Nigiri mix | Not published | RM 86.00 |
Piece counts are published for Combos 1 and 2 only. Combos 3 and 4 are listed as rolls/gunkan and nigiri mixes at the same two price points, but the exact piece count isn’t published, so confirm with your outlet when ordering, since kiosk displays can vary.
How many people does each combo box feed?
Empire Sushi doesn’t publish serving sizes, so think in pieces per person. A light eater is happy with 6 to 8 pieces; a hungry one wants 10 to 12. On that math, a 23-piece box covers about 3 people as a snack or 2 as a meal, and a 27-piece box stretches to 4 snackers or 3 as a meal. For a party spread, pair a combo box with drinks and it comfortably anchors a small gathering.
| Combo Box | Pieces | As a Snack | As a Meal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Empire Combo 1 (RM 76) | 23 pcs | ~3 people | ~2 people |
| Empire Combo 2 (RM 86) | 27 pcs | ~4 people | ~3 people |
| Empire Combo 3 (RM 76) | Piece count not published | Ask outlet | Ask outlet |
| Empire Combo 4 (RM 86) | Piece count not published | Ask outlet | Ask outlet |
How do you build your own combo at the kiosk?
The combo boxes are fixed mixes, so if you want control, the kiosk counter is your friend. Picking individual pieces is the original Empire Sushi experience anyway: point at the display, build your tray. Ten pieces at RM 1.40 to RM 2.60 runs RM 14 to RM 26, which is a generous solo meal. Want the best sellers specifically? Grilled Lobster, Chuka Idako, Cheesy Ebi (XL), ES Spicy Lobster, and Ebiko are all in the display most of the day.
| DIY Combo | Build | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Budget tray (5 pcs) | Any 5 pieces around RM 1.40-1.80 | ~RM 7.00 – 9.00 |
| TambahJer set | Fixed 5-piece set: Tempura Ebi, Kanikama, Tuna Mayo, Ebiko, Inari | RM 6.80 |
| Best-seller tray (6 pcs) | Grilled Lobster, Chuka Idako, Cheesy Ebi XL, ES Spicy Lobster, Ebiko + 1 more | ~RM 15.40 |
| Full meal (10 pcs) | Mixed gunkan, maki, and nigiri | ~RM 18.00 – 26.00 |
Are Empire Sushi combo boxes good value?
Do the per-piece math and the boxes look fair, not amazing. Combo 1 at RM 76 for 23 pieces works out to about RM 3.30 per piece; Combo 2 at RM 86 for 27 pieces is about RM 3.19 per piece. That sits right around the price of a decent roll or a mid-tier gunkan bought individually. You’re paying for the convenience of a ready-packed party box, not a discount. The real value play at Empire Sushi stays the same: the cheapest individual pieces at RM 1.30 to RM 1.80, or the RM 6.80 TambahJer set if you catch the promo.
| Combo Box | Price | Per-Piece Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Empire Combo 1 | RM 76.00 | ~RM 3.30/piece (23 pcs) |
| Empire Combo 2 | RM 86.00 | ~RM 3.19/piece (27 pcs) |
| Empire Combo 3 | RM 76.00 | Piece count not published |
| Empire Combo 4 | RM 86.00 | Piece count not published |
Combo 2 vs Combo 4: which mix suits you?
Both cost RM 86, so pick by crowd. Combo 2 (sushi/inari mix) is the safer party box: inari and standard sushi please almost everyone, including kids and cautious eaters. Combo 4 (nigiri mix) is the premium play: nigiri reads fancier on a party table, but picky eaters may skip pieces. For a mixed office crowd, Combo 2. For a sushi-loving group, Combo 4.
What is Empire Sushi?
Empire Sushi is a Malaysian-owned grab-and-go sushi chain founded in 2013 by Nicole Lim. It runs around 143 kiosk-style stores, mostly inside malls, and over 80% of its outlets are JAKIM halal certified. Hotline: 03-8080 0237. Official site: empiresushi.com.my.
Empire Sushi combo meals FAQs
Does Empire Sushi have combo meals?
Yes. The Empire Combo Boxes come in four versions at RM 76 or RM 86 each, with 23 to 27 pieces per box. They’re built for sharing and parties.
How much is the cheapest Empire Sushi combo?
Empire Combo 1 and Combo 3 are RM 76 each. For a smaller budget, the TambahJer 5-piece set is RM 6.80 at kiosks.
How many people does a combo box feed?
Empire Sushi doesn’t publish serving sizes. Roughly: a 23-piece box feeds 3 as a snack or 2 as a meal; a 27-piece box feeds 4 as a snack or 3 as a meal.
Can I customize a combo box?
The boxes are fixed mixes. For full control, build your own tray from individual pieces at the kiosk counter, from RM 1.30 per piece.
Are combo boxes available for delivery?
Delivery runs through foodpanda, but combo box availability on the app isn’t confirmed. Check the app for your outlet, or order at the kiosk.
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