Koppiku Party Packages Prices Malaysia 2026

No, not in the way a fried chicken chain does, with named bundles for 10, 20, or 30 people. Koppiku has never published a party menu, and its outlets are small grab-and-go kiosks and coffee trucks, not catering kitchens. That sounds like bad news for a party, but it is not really: coffee for a group is simpler than food for a group, and the board already has a sharing format built in. You just order it yourself instead of picking a bundle off a party page.

The Koppi-in-a-Bag is a 1.2L sharing bag of Koppiku coffee, priced from RM18.90, and it is the closest thing the chain has to a party product. A 1.2L bag works out to roughly three to four regular cups by volume, though cup sizes vary, so treat that as a rough guide rather than a promise. It suits a small office huddle or a family gathering where everyone is happy drinking the same thing. For mixed tastes, pair one bag with a few individual cups of the signatures.

Plan one drink per person, then add a bag or two for refills, since iced coffee disappears fast at a Malaysian gathering. A group of five works with a single bag plus two cups. Ten people need roughly two bags plus four or five individual cups for anyone who wants matcha or something different. For twenty or more, skip the mental math and place a bulk cup order through the app for pickup, since kiosk stock and prep time matter more than the per-cup price at that size.

Use the Koppiku app for pickup orders when you can, since it beats queuing at a kiosk with a list of ten drinks. Order ahead for big groups, confirm the outlet has enough cups and ice, and keep the order simple: two or three drink types max, so the kiosk can work through it fast. If your outlet is a coffee truck, check its location and hours first, since trucks move and seating is limited. And bring your own cups for the bag if you want to pour at the venue, since the bag is a sharing format, not a set of cups.