Kopi Tiam - Example of Typical Kopitiam Beverage Terms

Example of Typical Kopitiam Beverage Terms

  • kopi oh = hot black coffee (sweetened)
  • kopi oh peng = iced black coffee (sweetened)
  • kopi oh kosong = hot black coffee (unsweetened)
  • kopi oh kosong peng = iced black coffee (unsweetened)
  • kopi = Coffee with condensed milk (sweetened)
  • kopi peng - iced White coffee (sweetened)
  • kopi 'c' - hot coffee with evaporated milk (sweetened)
  • kopi 'c' kosong - hot coffee with evaporated milk (unsweetened)
  • kopi 'c' peng - iced coffee with evaporated milk (sweetened)
  • teh oh = hot tea (without milk, sweetened)
  • teh oh peng = iced tea (without milk, sweetened)
  • teh oh kosong = hot tea (without milk, unsweetened)
  • teh oh kosong peng = iced tea (without milk, unsweetened)
  • teh = Tea with condensed milk (sweetened)
  • teh peng - iced milk tea (sweetened)
  • teh 'c' - hot tea with evaporated milk (sweetened)
  • teh 'c' kosong - hot tea with evaporated milk (unsweetened)
  • teh 'c' peng - iced tea with evaporated milk (sweetened)
  • tiao hee or tiao her - Chinese tea
  • tut kiu - Milo

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