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Malaysian Snacks Price Malaysia 2026

Malaysian Snacks Price Malaysia 2026 — From RM5.90

Dendeng, keropok lekor, ikan bilis, jeruk, and kacang — Dendeng Nyet Berapi has 600,000+ sold

Live Shopee prices · Verified July 2026

Malaysian Snacks Price Malaysia — Top Findings July 2026

  • Cheapest overall: Kerepek Ubi Pedas Basah/Kering at RM5.90
  • Best-selling snack in Malaysia: Dendeng Nyet Berapi at RM15 — 600,000+ sold
  • Best-selling ikan bilis: Ocean Papa Ikan Bilis Mata Biru at RM14.80 — 300,000+ sold
  • Terengganu specialty: Keropok Lekor from RM7.75

Malaysian Snacks Price Comparison

ProductSpecsSoldShopee Price

Kerepek Ubi Pedas Basah/Kering

erna kriukkriuk

1kg/500g/200g, tapioca chips30,000+ sold

RM5.90

✓ CheapestBuy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Kacang Gajus Goreng Premium

KACANG REPUBLIKA PREMIUNS

Fried cashew nuts90,000+ sold

RM6.40

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Bawang Putih Rangup Crispy

Dylaraempire

Garlic crispy/crunchy70,000+ sold

RM6.50

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Tepung Waffle Crispy

Sublimaster.my

1kg premix, ready to mix300,000+ sold

RM7.90

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Keropok Lekor Goreng Terengganu

Keropok Mfaizz

Buy 5 get ice box80,000+ sold

RM7.75

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Keropok Ikan Baby Segera II

Keropok Mfaizz

80,000+ sold

RM11.90

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Jeruk Mangga Papa Laris 2.0

PAPA TERLAJAK LARIS

120g, combo 4 free 1 container100,000+ sold

RM12.90

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Ikan Bilis Kopek Putih Gred AAA/AA/A

Borneo Signature

Sabah, 1kilo & 500g50,000+ sold

RM13.00

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Ocean Papa Ikan Bilis Mata Biru

Ocean Papa Ikan Bilis Borong

500g, kopek & belum kopek, Gred 5A/3A/A300,000+ sold

RM14.80

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Dendeng Nyet Berapi by Khairulaming

Khairulaming Brand

600,000+ sold

RM15.00

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Keropok Lekor Tumpat Padat Isi Ikan

JangokCollections

230gram sebatang100,000+ sold

RM15.00

Buy

Up to 50% off w/ vouchers

Why Does Malaysian Snack Price Vary So Much?

Malaysian snack prices on Shopee range from RM5.90 to RM15 depending on a few real factors:

  • Ingredient cost: anchovy-based snacks (ikan bilis, RM13-RM14.80) track dried seafood pricing, generally pricier than starch-based snacks (kerepek ubi, RM5.90).
  • Grade and processing: ikan bilis graded AAA/AA/A and pre-cleaned (kopek) costs more than lower grades or unprocessed (belum kopek) anchovies.
  • Regional specialty: Terengganu-style keropok lekor and dendeng recipes carry a slight premium over generic fried snacks for their specific regional preparation.

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FAQ — Malaysian Snacks Price Malaysia

What is the best-selling Malaysian snack on Shopee?
Dendeng Nyet Berapi by Khairulaming at RM15 is the best-selling snack in this comparison by a wide margin — 600,000+ sold, verified July 2026. Ocean Papa Ikan Bilis Mata Biru (500g) at RM14.80 is the second best-selling, with 300,000+ sold.
What is keropok lekor and where does it come from?
Keropok lekor is a fried fish sausage/cracker made from ground fish meat and sago flour, a signature snack from Terengganu, Malaysia — several listings in this comparison specifically reference Terengganu-style preparation (Keropok Lekor Tumpat, Keropok Lekor Goreng Terengganu, RM7.75-RM15). It's eaten as a savory snack, often with chili sauce.
What's the difference between ikan bilis kopek and belum kopek?
"Kopek" means the anchovies have had their heads and innards removed before drying — a cleaner, ready-to-cook product. "Belum kopek" means they haven't been cleaned yet, sold as-is. Kopek anchovies (Ocean Papa, RM14.80 for 500g) are more convenient but typically slightly pricier than unprocessed belum kopek anchovies for the same grade.
Is dendeng the same as beef jerky?
Dendeng is Malaysia/Indonesia's version of dried, seasoned meat — similar in concept to beef jerky but typically thinner-sliced, sweeter, and spicier, often deep-fried rather than smoked or air-dried. Dendeng Nyet Berapi (the best-selling snack in this comparison at RM15) is a specific chili-forward style, distinct from Western jerky's smokier, saltier flavor profile.