Food & health

Malaysian food calorie calculator

Pick what's on your plate and see the calories, protein, fat, carbs and sodium add up — using Malaysian dishes, not a foreign food list.

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Calories in popular Malaysian foods

Per 100 g, with the usual serving recorded in the database.

FoodPer 100 gUsual serving
Nasi lemak · Rice, coconut milk 169 kcal 1 plate (230 g)
Roti canai 317 kcal 1 piece (95 g)
Roti telur 264 kcal 1 piece (135 g)
Nasi goreng · Rice, fried 193 kcal 1 plate (330 g)
Satay daging ayam · Chicken satay 227 kcal 1 stick, 4 pieces (10.3 g)
Soto ayam · Chicken soto 107 kcal 1 bowl (478.6 g)
Curry laksa 117 kcal 1 bowl (650 g)
Rendang daging lembu · Beef rendang 253 kcal 2 piece (50 g)
Karipap · Currypuff 319 kcal 1 piece (40 g)
Pisang goreng 198 kcal 1 piece (65 g)
Durian · Durian 153 kcal 5 fruits with seed (41.7 g)

One page per dish: Nasi lemak · Roti canai · Nasi goreng · Char siew rice · Curry laksa · Roti telur · Teh tarik · Putu mayam · Pisang goreng · Nasi ayam

Questions

Where do the numbers come from?

From the Malaysian Food Composition Database (MyFCD), compiled by the Ministry of Health Malaysia and the Institute for Medical Research. Values are per 100 g of the food as eaten; serving sizes are the household measures recorded in the same database.

How accurate is the calorie count for a plate of nasi lemak?

It is the database average for a standard plate of nasi lemak. Your plate will differ with the amount of rice, sambal, egg and fried chicken, so add those as separate items for a closer estimate.

Are the teh tarik and kopi values measured?

No. The database has no kopitiam drinks, so teh tarik, teh C, teh O, kopi susu, kopi C and kopi O are estimates we calculated from MyFCD values for condensed milk, evaporated milk and sugar in a typical 250 ml cup. They are marked as estimates in the calculator, and your stall's recipe will differ.

Why is my favourite dish missing, or the sugar total marked with ≥?

The list covers the prepared dishes, kuih, fruit, staples and packaged drinks recorded in the Ministry of Health database, and a few entries were left out because their recorded figures contradicted each other. Sugar is only recorded for some foods, so a total marked ≥ may be higher than shown.

How is the daily goal worked out?

2,000 kcal is a common reference figure for adults, not advice for you. Your needs depend on age, size, activity and health, so change the goal to match what a doctor or dietitian suggests.

Is this medical advice?

No. It is an estimate for everyday meal planning. The data source states the Government of Malaysia is not liable for any loss or damage from using its information.

Source: Malaysian Food Composition Database (MyFCD), Institute for Medical Research, Ministry of Health Malaysia — the 1997 edition for dishes, fruit and staples, and the current edition for most drinks. Each food links to its own record. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the programme.