Hailam Express @ StarzValley (Opposite INTI University)

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Seminar Halal

Malaysian GST Implementation @ 1st April 2015

Pelaksanaan Cukai Barang dan Perkhidmatan (GST) berkuat kuasa hari ini iaitu 1hb April 2015 di Hailam Kopitiam selaras dengan garis panduan Jabatan Kastam.

Sukacita dimaklumkan servis caj restoran kami telah pun diturunkan dari 10% ke 5% berkuat kuasa 1hb Februari 2015. Ini sedikit sebanyak dapat meringankan beban para pelanggan yang kerap mengunjungi restoran kami.

Kami tetap berusaha memberi perkhidmatan yang cemerlang sambil anda menikmati hidangan istimewa dan perbagai jenis dari Hailam Kopitiam - Putra Nilai.

Benefit of drinking coffee

Where to eat in Putra Nilai?

http://www.mpn.gov.my/en/hailam-kopitiam1 http://www.mpn.gov.my/en/hailam-kopitiam1

Have a cup of coffee with your Dad !

Yes...the next time anyone of us is impatient with our mom or dad, do remember below.
Shared from a friend to a friend.....anytime is good Kopi-Time with your love ones.


"Gong Xi Fa Cai" and Happy CNY 2015 !


◆When I turn old, I am not the original me: Please understand me and have patience with me.


◆When I drip gravy all over my clothes, when I forget to tie my shoelaces: Please remember how I taught you what not to do, and how to do many things by hand.


◆When I repeatedly tell you things that youre tired of hearing: please be patient and listen to me. Please dont interrupt me. When you were young, I told you the same story over and over again until you were sound asleep.


◆When I need you to help me bathe: Please dont scold me. Do you still remember how when you were small I had to coax you to have a bath?


◆When I dont understand new technology: Please dont laugh at me or mock me. Please think how I used to be so patient with you to answer your every why.


◆When my two legs are tired and I cannot walk anymore: Please stretch out your powerful hands to lend me a hand, just like when you were a baby learning to walk I held both your hands.


◆When I suddenly forget what subject we are discussing: Please give me a little time to recollect. Actually, it does not matter what we are talk about; as long as you are by my side, I am so contented and happy already.


◆When you see the old me, please dont be sad: Please understand me and support me, just like how I was with you when you were young and were just learning to face life. At the beginning, I guided you to the path of life. Now I ask you to keep me company to finish this last leg of my life. Give me your love and patience, I will give you a grateful smile, and crystallized in this smile is my endless love for you.

Gong Xi Fa Cai @ Putra Nilai

Business as usual on 1st & 2nd day of CNY ! Note: Operation hours for 19th & 20th February 2015 10 morning till 10 evening

Hailam Kopitiam Latest New Offerings Now Available (06-8502022)

New Finger Snacks - Must Try !

Best Nasi Lemak in Putra Nilai (06-8502022)

Original Hainanese Chicken Rice (06-8502022)

Best Coffee and Croissant in Nilai (06-8502022)

Halal Certification

The Management of Hailam Kopitiam, Putra Nilai is pleased to announce that our outlet is now Halal Certified by Jakim. For further enquire or verification you may visit it's website at http://www.halal.gov.my/v3/ Pihak pengurusan Hailam Kopitiam, Putra Nilai dengan sukacita memaklumkam restoran kami kini telah menerima pengiktirafan dan Sijil Halal dari Jakim. Untuk sebarang pertanyaan boleh melayari http://www.halal.gov.my/v3/

Would you pay RM45 for a nasi lemak?

Nasi lemak: a humble rice dish with boiled eggs, peanuts, anchovies and sambal. A Malaysian staple versatile enough to appeal to all appetites regardless of the time of the day. It goes great with other curried and fried dishes; it’s no wonder it’s regarded as our national dish. Over the years the nasi lemak has become the unofficial barometer for the rising costs of living in our country. Along with the teh tarik, the nasi lemak never fails to be mentioned whenever a discussion on escalating food prices erupts. But regardless of how much its price steadily increases, Malaysians can never go without their weekly fix of banana leaf-wrapped coconut rice and are willing to pay any price as witnessed by the huge scale of price differences in the Klang Valley. A simple nasi lemak bungkus sold at a roadside stall or coffee shop make for a cheap meal at less than RM1.50 per packet. Additional servings of meat and vegetable dishes can increase the price to RM4.50 – RM7 per pack but if you prefer to enjoy it in the comfort of a restaurant with air-conditioning be prepared to spend an average of RM10 – RM15. Some franchise restaurants operating in shopping malls and affluent suburban areas claim to offer their own traditional family-kept secret recipe nasi lemak at premium prices of RM20 and above. If you are dining at any 4-star hotel restaurant in KL and have a hankering for some crunchy ikan bilis and kari sotong, don’t forget to blink when the waiter brings you a RM40++ bill. If you think that sounds ridiculous wait till you see what our brethren living overseas have to pay whenever they feel homesick:

The travelling nasi lemak map It’s awesome to think that we can still walk down a street and order a regular nasi lemak with the change in your pocket. Who said indulgences need to break the bank? This article was featured at Yahoo website and was brought to you by Brendon Lee from RinggitPlus.com.

Hailam Year End Special 2012

Hey ... it's our 2nd year anniversary too..... so promo ends till 31st Dec 2012

 

Come celebrate Christmas @ Hailam Kopitiam, Putra Nilai

Set comes with drink and 2 SCOOPS of ICE CREAM... this season only

in conjunction with our 2nd year anniversary.

 

Thank you so much for the support and well wishes.



Best kopitiam in town...

Hailam Kopitiam is a concept cafe that serves the original Hainanese tastes and flavours with more than 20 outlets serving a new generation of Patrons in various parts of Malaysia.

This is especially true of their signature dishes and food that is undoubtedly the most sought after item on their menu.

Consistently though, the cooking style, the unique flavours and distinct tastes that the Hainanese is noted for has undergone little change. Patrons will be familiar with such authentic items as our specially prepared coffee / tea, home-made kaya with toasted bread (roti bakar) and half-boiled eggs, popular hainanese chicken chop and fish fillet prepared as in colonial times, mee soup, nasi goreng and of course the all time favaurite, hainanese chicken rice.

This taste apparently has serves generations and they assured us, that you too will not be dissappointed.

Now you can enjoy all these right here at Putra Nilai.

Business Address:
HAILAM KOPITIAM @ PUTRA NILAI

PT 7486(G), Jalan BBN 1/1E,

Putra Nilai,

71800 Nilai,

Negeri Sembilan.

Tel:06-8502022

Business Hours: 8.30am-12midnight (daily)

Located near BANK RAKYAT & MAYBANK, Nilai Branch and adjacent to WISMA BBN, Putra Nilai Developer’s sales office.

MERDEKA “ICE BLENDED” PROMOTION

Limited period only while stock last ...
31st August – 2nd September 2012

10% - 20% discount
on ALL Ice Blended Drink
with any food purchase.

 SELAMAT MENYAMBUT HARI KEMERDEKAAN KE- 55

 We are indeed proud to be MALAYSIAN

Hari Merdeka Theme (1970-2012)

1970 Muhibbah dan Perpaduan (Love and Unity) 1971 Masyarakat Progresif (Progressive Society) 1972 Masyarakat Adil (Fair Society) 1973 Masyarakat Berkebudayaan Malaysia (A Society with Malaysian Culture) 1974 Sains dan Teknologi Alat Perpaduan (Science and Technology as Tools of Unity) 1975 Masyarakat Berdikari (A Self-Reliant Society) 1976 Ketahanan Rakyat (Strength of the People) 1977 Bersatu Maju (United and Progressive) 1978 Kebudayaan Sendi Perpaduan (Culture is the Core of Unity) 1979 Bersatu Berdisplin (United and Disciplined) 1980 Berdisplin Berbakti (Discipline and Service) 1981 Berdisplin Berharmoni (Discipline and Harmony) 1982 Berdisplin Giat Maju (Discipline Creates Progress) 1983 Bersama Ke Arah Kemajuan (Together Towards Success) 1984 Amanah Asas Kejayaan (Honesty Brings Success) 1985 Nasionalisme Teras Perpaduan (Nationalism is the Core of Unity) 1986 Bangsa Tegas Negara Teguh (Steadfast Society, Strong Country) 1987 Setia Bersatu Berusaha Maju (Loyally United and Progressively Working) 1988 Bersatu (Unity) 1989 Bersatu (Unity) 1990 Berjaya (Success) 1991 Wawasan 2020 (Vision 2020) 1992 Wawasan Asas Kemajuan (Vision is the Basis of Progress) 1993 Bersatu Menuju Wawasan (Together Towards Vision) 1994 Nilai Murni Jayakan Wawasan (Good Values Makes the Vision a Success) 1995 Jatidiri Pengerak Wawasan (Steadfastness Moves the Vision Forward) 1996 Budaya Penentu Kecapaian (Culture Determines Achievements ) 1997 Akhlak Mulia Masyarakat Jaya (Good Values Make a Successful Society) 1998 Negara Kita, Tanggungjawab Kita (Our Country, Our Responsibility) 1999 Bersatu Ke Alaf Baru (Together Towards the New Millennium) 2000–2006 Keranamu Malaysia (Because of you, Malaysia) 2007 Malaysiaku Gemilang (My Glorious Malaysia) 2008 Perpaduan Teras Kejayaan (Unity Is The Core of Success) 2009 1 Malaysia: Rakyat Didahulukan, Pencapaian Diutamakan (1 Malaysia: People First, Performance Now) 2010 1 Malaysia: Menjana Transformasi (1 Malaysia Transforming the Nation) 2011 1 Malaysia: Transformasi Berjaya, Rakyat Sejahtera (1 Malaysia: Transformation Success, People Peace) 2012 55 Tahun Merdeka: Janji Ditepati (55 Years of Independence: Promises Fulfilled). Hari Merdeka (Independence Day) is a national day of Malaysia commemorating the independence of the Federation of Malaya from British colonial rule in 1957, celebrated on August 31 each year. Which theme do you remember most?

Kopitiam beverage terms

Example of typical Kopitiam beverage terms

kopi oh = hot black coffee (sweet)
kopi oh peng = ice black coffee (sweet)
kopi oh kosong = hot black coffee (unsweetened)
kopi oh kosong peng = iced black coffee (unsweetened)
kopi = White coffee (sweet)
kopi peng - iced White coffee (sweet)
kopi 'c' - hot coffee with evaporated milk (sweet)
kopi 'c' kosong - hot coffee with evaporated milk (unsweetened)
kopi 'c' peng - iced coffee with evaporated milk (sweet)
teh oh = hot tea (without milk, sweet)
teh oh peng = iced tea (without milk, sweet)
teh oh kosong = hot tea (without milk, unsweetened)
teh oh kosong peng = iced tea (without milk, unsweetened)
teh = milk tea (sweet)
teh peng - iced milk tea (sweet)
teh 'c' - hot tea with evaporated milk (sweet)
teh 'c' kosong - hot tea with evaporated milk (unsweetened)
teh 'c' peng - iced tea with evaporated milk (sweet)
tiao hee - Chinese tea in tea-bag
dak ku - Milo

Explanation of kopitiam terms
kopi = coffee
o/ oh = black
peng = iced
kosong = without sugar
'c' = with evaporated milk
teh = tea
tiao hee = Hokkien dialect for ‘fishing’ Reference to dipping up and down of tea bag.
dak ku = Hokkien dialect for ‘kick ball’, because Milo tins often feature a soccer player kicking a ball.