Looking for the best moreh spots in Shah Alam and KL after tarawih? CityKakis, we’ve got you covered!
From cozy cafés to bustling street stalls, moreh options abound. Refuel with mouthwatering dishes after a night of prayer.
Read on for the top late night moreh spots in Shah Alam and KL! All of them are halal.
SHAH ALAM
Orked City
25G, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah J 9/J, Seksyen 9, Shah Alam
⏰ 8:30 PM – 2:30 AM
Instagram: @orkedcity
Shah Alam’s hottest café serves European-style coffee and delicious brioche sandwiches. Their Ramadan menu includes new items such as the Beef Double, Fish! Burger, and Grilled Salmon.
99% of their ingredients are made in-house, with the only exception being meats and fish, as they humorously note: “We just don’t catch the dory, salmon, or cows ourselves—nor do we have a chicken coop!”
Their Matcha Coconut drink is a refreshing, dairy-free favorite.
Co-founded by Izzat Hassan and Hafiz Firuz, the café was born from Izzat’s deep appreciation for coffee, cultivated during his travels across Europe. The reversed letter “E” in the logo cleverly nods to its location in Section 9, while “Orked” is a whimsical take on “Orchid,” symbolizing Shah Alam—also known as Bandar Anggerik, the City of Orchids.
More than just a café, Orked City is a community hub where great food, coffee, and conversations come together. Whether you’re stopping by for a hearty moreh meal or a refreshing drink to celebrate your fasting efforts, there’s always something special waiting for you.
The Salmon (grilled salmon) with Pakkora sides
The Fish! (Golden & Crispy Deep Fried Dory Fillet with Homemade Batter by the Orked team)
Pair your meal with house-made sides like Fish Fingers, Pakora, or Cucur.
Photo Courtesy of : Orked City Instagram
NUFF Coffee
26, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah A 9/A, Seksyen 9, Shah Alam
⏰ 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM (Kitchen closes at 1:00 AM)
Instagram: @nuff.co
Nuff began as a humble roadside coffee stall in early 2022, founded by Hanafi Tahir under the name 20 Oz, serving freshly brewed coffee to passersby. With a passion for both coffee and business, Nuff steadily grew, and in 2024, with the support of Madam Tan, it transformed into a cozy café in Seksyen 9, Shah Alam. Nicknamed a “kedai kopi & kolok”, Nuff blends warm, wood-toned aesthetics inspired by its co-founder’s Pahang roots with a touch of North Jakarta’s Rumahan Coffee & Kitchen. Run by a young and inspiring couple, the café continues its commitment to quality, using beans from local roasters while introducing authentic Sarawakian flavors to its menu. It’s a cozy café worth visiting that offers quality brews and mouthwatering dishes like Mee Kolok, Laksa Sarawak, and Nasi Ayam Pansuh, and more.
Small space, big flavors!
(L-R) Umai Pirang & Lobak Masin, Mee Kolok, Nasi Ayam Pansuh
Photo Courtesy of : Hanaffi, Owner of NUFF Coffee
HIRUP CAFE
44, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah A 9/A, Seksyen 9, Shah Alam
⏰ 8:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Instagram: @hirupcafe.sa
Originally a grab-and-go stall, Hirup Café now has two branches. Their Ramadan moreh menu includes tiramisu and hotdogs—perfect late-night bites.
Tiramisu & Hotdogs – The ultimate Moreh combo at Hirup Cafe Shah Alam.
Photo Courtesy of : Hirup Cafe’s Official Website
JILID ENAM
2G-3A, Pusat Daerah, Jalan Cenderawasih 6/7, Seksyen 6, Shah Alam
⏰ 7:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Instagram: @jilid_enam
A hidden gem serving chicken sandwiches, rice bowls, pizzas, and coffee. Located under an interior design studio, it’s a cozy, creative spot with books and vinyl records.
Look for the grey door to find this mysterious secret café.
Photo Courtesy of : @Carrotmilks & @sarahxsofia on Lemon 8, and Jilid Enam’s Instagram
KUALA LUMPUR
Common Space KL
40, Jalan 1/77A Off Jalan Imbi, Changkat Thambi Dollah, KL
Instagram: @commonspacekl
A food hall behind Times Square featuring top F&B brands. Try their Rose Bandung Bloom—fresh milk with a rosy aroma, topped with whipped cream. The best part of this spot is that it is reachable by public transport! Just head on to the Imbi Monorail (Berjaya Times Square) or Hang Tuah LRT (Lalaport KL). It is at a walking distance from both stations.
Photo Courtesy of: Common Space KL Instagram
Pucks Coffee
180 (Back Portion), Jalan Tun H S Lee, KL
⏰ 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Instagram: @pucksandfriends
A specialty café with a creative, LA-inspired interior.
Known for their Flat White and Oat Milk Hazelnut Mocha. Great for casual hangouts or work sessions.
Come for the coffee, stay for the creative atmosphere.
coFFee by che
322 D, Jalan Ampang Kiri, Kampung Berembang, KL
⏰ 9:00 AM – 6:00 AM
Instagram: @coffeebyche
A peaceful café with a forest-like ambiance.
Open almost 24 hours this Ramadan, it’s perfect for early birds and night owls. Serves quality coffee, desserts, and pastries.
Photo Courtesy of: EatDrinkKL & CoFFeebyChe Instagram.
KopiRumah (Mobile Coffee Shop)
Waze: BHP Taman Melawati
⏰ 8:45 PM – 12:00 AM
Instagram: @kopirumah_my
A mobile coffee bar with a caravan-style vibe, run by Wan and his partner as a passion project, offering americano, cappuccino, lattes, matcha espresso, and more. They only run until 12AM because they both have day jobs the following weekdays.
Relax under the open sky with a warm, comforting cup in a relaxed setting—ideal for catching up with friends or unwinding alone. Enjoy every sip and let the charm of the caravan make your experience special.
Wunderbar Coffee (Mobile Coffee Shop)
Jalan Air Bukit, Ampang
⏰ 10:15 PM – 1:00 AM
Instagram: @wunderbarcoffee
A cozy mobile coffee bar serving expertly brewed coffee. Try their Americano, Latte, Caramel Macchiato, or Matcha Espresso.
For updates on their location, check their Instagram.
Photo Courtesy of: Wunderbar Coffee’s Instagram
Conclusion
This Ramadan, make your moreh experience even more meaningful by supporting local businesses run by passionate couples, families, and dedicated individuals. From cozy cafés to mobile coffee stands, these spots offer more than just delicious food—they create warm, welcoming spaces that bring communities together. Whether you’re enjoying a hearty meal in Shah Alam or sipping handcrafted coffee in KL, every visit helps sustain homegrown businesses and keeps the local F&B scene thriving.
Snap a pic of your favorite Ramadan eats and tag @citykaki.life on Instagram—we’d love to see your foodie adventures! As we round off a fulfilling Ramadan, let’s celebrate good food, great company, and the spirit of togetherness by supporting the heart and soul of Malaysia’s culinary community.
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Moreh Must Visit Spots this Ramadan - Shah Alam & KL
