Santap Lah: Ready-to-eat meals from Malaysia’s Michelin restaurants at 7-Eleven

Malaysian chefs create microwaveable meals at 7-Eleven for busy locals.

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Sep 20, 2026

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Santap Lah: Ready-to-eat meals from Malaysia’s Michelin restaurants at 7-Eleven

Malaysian chefs create microwaveable meals at 7-Eleven for busy locals.

In brief

Malaysian chefs create microwaveable meals at 7-Eleven for busy locals. Santap Lah offers four ready-to-eat Malaysian meals from Michelin restaurants at 7-Eleven outlets with 12-month shelf life. Originally reported by Malay Mail.

Santap Lah launches

Santap Lah, a newly launched ready-to-eat meal brand in Malaysia, offers high-quality microwaveable meals developed by chefs from Michelin-selected restaurants.

Benson Chang leads initiative

Benson Chang, founder of TableApp, spearheaded Santap Lah to create meals with high ingredient standards without preservatives or MSG.

12-month shelf life

12-month shelf life

The meals last up to 12 months without refrigeration, using high temperature and pressure sterilization to maintain quality.

Halal-certified meals

All meals are produced in a halal-certified facility with no added preservatives or MSG, using ingredients from Michelin restaurants.

Four rice meals available

The first phase includes four rice meals from Restaurant au Jardin’s Kim Hock Su, akar’s Aidan Low, Beta KL’s Raymond Tham and Jawi House’s Nurilkarim Razha.

Kim Hock’s hericium mushroom rendang

Kim Hock’s hericium mushroom rendang with rose water rice is the first meal in Santap Lah’s Taste the Malaysian Story collection.

Aidan’s dabai curry rice

Aidan’s dabai curry rice uses Sarawak fruit dabai, highlighting regional Malaysian flavors for the first time.

Raymond’s kadok chicken rice

Raymond’s kadok chicken rice features chicken cooked in a creamy tomato-and-onion gravy with cashew nuts and spices.

Nurilkarim’s rose chicken

Nurilkarim’s rose chicken with buttered rice is inspired by his mother’s Penang cookbook and used in weddings and celebrations.

Nasi minyak tradition

Nasi minyak is traditionally served at weddings and doa selamat ceremonies, signaling a kenduri is coming.

Noodle meals coming next

Santap Lah will release noodle-based meals next month from Dewakan’s Darren Teoh, Gai’s Darren Chin, and gēn根’s Johnson Wong.

Pricing details

The four rice meals cost RM15.90 each, while the noodle meals cost RM19.90.

Available at 7-Eleven

The meals are available at selected CAFé by 7-Eleven outlets nationwide, with microwaving options for home or office use.

Export plans

Santap Lah aims to export meals to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Dubai, Singapore, and other countries to promote Malaysian flavors globally.

What to remember

Santap Lah offers four ready-to-eat Malaysian meals from Michelin restaurants at 7-Eleven outlets with 12-month shelf life.

Read the original on Malay Mail

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