Empire Sushi Menu Prices Malaysia 2026

Empire Sushi is one of the cheapest ways to eat sushi in Malaysia, full stop. You build your own plate piece by piece, and each piece rings up at a fixed price, so there are no surprises. Five pieces of maki and gunkan lands around RM 7 to RM 10, while a proper 8 to 10 piece lunch runs RM 12 to RM 20. Here’s the harga across every category.

The current headline deal is the TambahJer 5-piece sushi set at RM 6.80, running at all Empire Sushi kiosk outlets from 7 October 2026. It bundles five customer favourites into one box: Tempura Ebi, Kanikama, Tuna Mayo, Ebiko and Inari. Bought separately these pieces would cost more, so it’s the obvious pick if you want a quick, cheap lunch.

Seven maki flavours at RM 1.80 to RM 2.40, plus nine rolls at RM 3.30 to RM 3.80. The maki are the budget backbone of the menu, while the rolls (bigger, saucier, often with tempura ebi) feel like a small upgrade.

Gunkan is where the RM 1.40 entry point lives: corn mayo, chuka wakame, tuna mayo, egg mayo and potato mayo all ring up at RM 1.40. Nigiri starts at RM 1.40 for tamago and tops out at RM 3.80 for the XL pieces.

Inari pouches stuffed with toppings run RM 3.20 to RM 3.90, and the onigiri and hand rolls are the filling option at RM 6.00 to RM 6.50. An onigiri plus two gunkan makes a surprisingly filling RM 9 lunch.

The four Empire Combo boxes (RM 76 to RM 86) are built for parties and office catering: 23 to 27 pieces per box. Mochi desserts are RM 2.10 to RM 2.80, every dressing add-on is RM 1.20 flat, and drinks run RM 2.50 to RM 3.50.

The pieces customers order on repeat are the tempura ebi family, the grilled gunkan lineup, and the XL cheesy ebi. If you’re new and unsure what to grab, these six are the safest bet on the whole display.

Yes. Empire Sushi is a Malaysian-owned brand founded in 2013 by Nicole Lim, and it carries JAKIM halal certification, with over 80% of outlets certified. That’s a big reason it’s become the default grab-and-go sushi for office workers across the Klang Valley and beyond. Muslims can order across the whole menu with confidence.

Empire Sushi runs about 143 stores nationwide (February 2026 company figure), mostly grab-and-go kiosks inside shopping malls. Typical hours are 10am to 10pm daily. If your usual kiosk isn’t listed, call the hotline at 03-8080 0237 or check the store locator on empiresushi.com.my. Foodpanda delivers in covered areas, though delivery prices can differ from kiosk prices.

For the price, yes, especially if you keep expectations honest. This isn’t omakase. It’s halal grab-and-go sushi at kopitiam prices, and at RM 6.80 the TambahJer set is genuinely one of the cheapest lunches in any Malaysian mall. A full lunch under RM 15 with salmon and ebi in the mix is hard to argue with. Just know the pieces are small, so big appetites should budget 10 to 12 pieces.

Three quick tools built from the verified menu data above: check typical nutrition per item, build your tray and see the total, or compare two items side by side. Nutrition figures are typical values per serving, not lab-certified numbers from the chain.