Chapati & Karak: Qatari cafe chain arrives in Malaysia

Chapati & Karak, a beloved Qatari cafe chain, is coming to Malaysia for the first time. This historic collaboration promises a unique fusion of flavours and a delightful cultural experience.

Chapati & Karak: Qatari cafe chain arrives in Malaysia

Chapati & Karak, a cherished cafe concept from Qatar, is embarking on a historic journey to Southeast Asia, with its first-ever Malaysian location on the horizon.

This exciting collaboration brings together three key players: Aspire Katara Hospitality (AKH), Lemana Ventures Sdn Bhd (Lemana), and Perbadanan Nasional Berhad (PERNAS).

A taste of Qatari tradition comes to Malaysia

Chapati & Karak: Qatari cafe chain arrives in Malaysia

Chapati & Karak has carved a unique niche in Qatar’s culinary scene.

This cafe, originally located in Doha’s Katara Cultural Village, has become a beloved local institution, attracting queues from sunrise to sunset.

Now, Londoners have enjoyed a taste of this Qatari tradition at the brand’s swanky Knightsbridge location.

Malaysia is poised to be the next stop on this international expansion, marking the Gulf region’s first foray into the Southeast Asian F&B market.

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This collaboration transcends mere business; it signifies a cultural bridge between Qatar and Malaysia.

“We believe that the shared cultural affinity, the close relationship, and the strong bond between Malaysia and Qatar will propel Chapati & Karak to excel not only in Malaysia but also across Southeast Asia,” says Dr. Khalid Ibrahim Al-Sulaiti, Chairman of Aspire Katara Hospitality.

Experienced partners for a successful launch

Chapati & Karak: Qatari cafe chain arrives in Malaysia

AKH brings over two decades of experience in hospitality management to the table, ensuring a smooth operational transition for Chapati & Karak’s Malaysian debut.

Lemana, a Malaysian company established in 2011, possesses extensive expertise in various industries, including F&B.

Their local market knowledge will be invaluable in establishing the brand and catering to Malaysian preferences.

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PERNAS, a Malaysian government-owned entity, plays a crucial role in fostering the growth of the country’s franchise industry.

Their involvement in this historic collaboration underscores their commitment to supporting innovative F&B ventures like Chapati & Karak.

Chapati & Karak: Qatari cafe chain arrives in Malaysia

“We’re proud to join Aspire Katara Hospitality and Lemana Ventures in this historic collaboration,” says Dato’ Hazimah Zainuddin, Chairman of Pernas.

“It’s a testament that shows the exciting possibilities in the F&B industry.”

The arrival of Chapati & Karak in Malaysia signifies more than just a new restaurant; it represents a cultural exchange.

This collaboration paves the way for a fusion of flavors, traditions, and culinary expertise. With its rich heritage and focus on innovation, Chapati & Karak promises to be a welcome addition to Malaysia’s vibrant F&B scene.

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