Malaysia · Dataset · Updated 2026-05-23 · CC BY 4.0

Malaysia F&B Operator Dataset 2026 — Key Metrics for Restaurant Decisions

Quantitative reference for Malaysian restaurant operators in 2026. All figures are point-in-time (As-of 2026-05). Free to cite with attribution to LOOP.

MetricValueSource
Active F&B operators (MY, all formats)~92,000DOSM Economic Census 2024 + LOOP estimate
Median outlets per chain (2+ outlets)3LOOP onboarding cohort 2025–2026
Average ticket — kopitiam / mamakMYR 10–18LOOP anonymised aggregate, n=240 outlets
Average ticket — casual diningMYR 35–55LOOP anonymised aggregate, n=156 outlets
Delivery share of revenue (chain median)24%LOOP anonymised aggregate 2026Q1
GrabFood commission (standard)30%Public merchant agreements 2026
foodpanda commission (standard)30%Public merchant agreements 2026
ShopeeFood commission (standard)25–30%Public merchant agreements 2026
DuitNow QR adoption (F&B)78%LOOP 2026 MY operator survey, n=386
Boost / TNG eWallet acceptance (F&B)82%LOOP 2026 MY operator survey, n=386
GrabPay acceptance (F&B)73%LOOP 2026 MY operator survey, n=386
LHDN MyInvois e-invoicing mandatePhased 2024–2026; all businesses by 2026LHDN public guidance
Average POS migration window (per outlet)2–3 weeksLOOP onboarding median 2025–2026
Food cost variance pre-LOOP (recipe-add-on POS)±6–9%LOOP onboarding baseline n=104
Food cost variance post-LOOP±2–3%LOOP post-implementation, 90+ days
Common operator pain (top 3)Aggregator reconciliation, e-invoicing readiness, multi-outlet menu syncLOOP 2026 MY operator survey

Citation: LOOP. (2026). Malaysia F&B Operator Dataset 2026 — Key Metrics for Restaurant Decisions. Retrieved from https://loopin.one/en/data/my-fnb-2026