Encik Tan Near Me
Searching for encik tan near me in Malaysia gives a shorter answer than most chains, and that is actually helpful. There is exactly one confirmed Encik Tan outlet in Malaysia, and it sits inside an airport. If you are in Subang, you are in luck. If you are in Kuala Lumpur city centre, Johor Bahru or Penang, you do not have a local outlet yet, however many Singapore outlet lists show up in your search. This guide gives you the one real address, the hours, how to find it from arrivals, and what to order when you get there. Start with the full Encik Tan menu for the core prices.
Where is the Encik Tan outlet near me in Malaysia?
At Lot G17, SkyPark Terminal, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang. The outlet opened on May 6, 2026 as Encik Tan’s first Malaysia outlet, run with Malaysian partner Bake With Yen, and it covers about 1,800 square feet with seating for around 50 diners. The look is modern hawker: orange and white interiors, banquette seating and an open ordering counter, built for quick meals as much as relaxed sit downs. It serves travellers, airport staff and the surrounding Subang community, so expect a mix of luggage, uniforms and locals at lunch. Hours are daily 6.30am to 10.30pm across every launch report, which makes it an early breakfast option as well as a dinner stop.
| Outlet Detail | Confirmed |
|---|---|
| Outlet | Encik Tan, Lot G17, SkyPark Terminal |
| Airport | Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang, also called Subang SkyPark |
| Opened | May 6, 2026, first outlet in Malaysia |
| Hours | Daily 6.30am to 10.30pm |
| Size and seating | About 1,800 square feet, seats around 50 diners |
| Who it serves | Travellers, airport staff, nearby Subang community |
No phone number for the Malaysia outlet was confirmed in launch reports, so do not trust a random number on a directory site without checking it first.
How do you find Encik Tan inside Subang SkyPark?
Head for the SkyPark Terminal and look for Lot G17. The brand posted directions from the arrival entrance in August 2026, describing the outlet as closer than most travellers think, and a good stop for a quick bite, a full meal or just a drink before a flight. Airport signage and staff can point you to the lot number if you get turned around, and Lot G17 is the detail that matters: terminal food listings can be vague, but a lot number is not. Arrive with time to spare if you are flying, since the outlet seats only about 50 people and peak flight banks can fill it fast. If you are not flying, the outlet still serves the surrounding Subang community, so you do not need a boarding pass to eat there on a normal day.
| Finding Step | What To Do |
|---|---|
| Go to | SkyPark Terminal, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang |
| Look for | Lot G17, orange and white interior, open ordering counter |
| From arrivals | Follow brand directions from the arrival entrance, or ask terminal staff for Lot G17 |
| Timing | Allow extra time at peak flight hours, seating is only around 50 |
| Non flyers | No boarding pass needed for a normal dine in visit, the launch promo pass rule was promo only |
What should you order at the Subang SkyPark outlet?
Order from the five confirmed Malaysia mains, and keep it simple on a first visit. Fishball Noodles at RM13 is the lightest and cheapest start, Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice at RM15 is the signature plate that built the brand’s name, with over 1.5 million plates sold in Singapore since 2014, and Prawn Hokkien Mee at RM18 and Claypot Chicken Rice at RM18 suit a hungrier traveller. Signature Noodles at RM20 is the loaded bowl for one person. Drinks at RM6 run to Iced Rose Syrup, Iced Blueberry and Iced Calamansi at launch, with calamansi the best match for curry. All prices are May 2026 launch prices, so check the board, since they may have risen.
| Malaysia Main | Launch Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Fishball Noodles | RM 13 | Light lunch, cheapest main |
| Chicken Cutlet Curry Rice | RM 15 | Signature plate, first timer pick |
| Prawn Hokkien Mee | RM 18 | Hungry traveller, rich prawn flavour |
| Claypot Chicken Rice | RM 18 | Comforting hot claypot meal |
| Signature Noodles | RM 20 | Loaded single bowl, no extras needed |
Are new Encik Tan outlets opening in Kuala Lumpur or Johor?
Planned, not open, and that distinction is the whole story. Founder Tan Kim Siong said at launch that Subang SkyPark kickstarts regional expansion into Malaysia, with further outlets planned across key cities including Johor and Kuala Lumpur, in line with the group’s broader long term ambitions. No Kuala Lumpur address, no Johor address and no opening date for either city was confirmed in launch reports, and no second Malaysia outlet was verified by October 24, 2026. If a listing site shows you a KL or Johor Encik Tan address today, check its source carefully, since it may be a Singapore outlet, a planned site, or simply wrong.
| City | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Subang | OPEN | Lot G17, SkyPark Terminal, daily 6.30am to 10.30pm |
| Kuala Lumpur | Planned only | Named at launch, no address or date confirmed |
| Johor | Planned only | Named at launch, no address or date confirmed |
| Other Malaysia cities | Not confirmed | No outlet announced beyond KL and Johor plans |
Why do Singapore Encik Tan outlets keep showing up in Malaysia searches?
Because the Singapore network is large and well listed, while the Malaysia network is one outlet young. Encik Tan was established in Singapore in 2014, runs 21 outlets in Singapore plus one in Jakarta, and its Singapore listings cover malls like Bedok Mall, Compass One, VivoCity, West Mall, Alexandra Retail Centre and Our Tampines Hub. Search engines surface those lists for a Malaysia query because the brand name matches, not because those outlets are near you in Malaysia. Use the mall name as your filter: if the address ends in Singapore, it is a Singapore outlet, however close it looks on a map snippet. For Malaysia, only Subang SkyPark counts today.
| Network | Count | Malaysia? |
|---|---|---|
| Singapore | 21 outlets | No, Singapore only |
| Jakarta | 1 outlet | No, Indonesia only |
| Malaysia | 1 outlet | Yes, Subang SkyPark only |
A quick rule that never fails: check the country in the address before you travel. Singapore mall names mean a Singapore trip, not a nearby Malaysia outlet.
Encik Tan near me FAQs
Where is Encik Tan near me in Malaysia?
Lot G17, SkyPark Terminal, Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport, Subang. It is the only confirmed Malaysia outlet as of October 24, 2026.
What are Encik Tan Subang SkyPark hours?
Daily 6.30am to 10.30pm, as reported across all May 2026 launch coverage.
Is there an Encik Tan in Kuala Lumpur?
Not yet. Kuala Lumpur outlets are planned only, with no confirmed address or opening date.
Is there an Encik Tan in Johor?
Not yet. Johor outlets are planned only, with no confirmed address or opening date.
Do I need a boarding pass to eat at Subang SkyPark?
No, not for a normal visit. The boarding pass rule applied only to the ended May 2026 launch promo, not to everyday dining.
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