A Kopitiam is a traditional coffee shop commonly found in Malaysia and Singapore. These establishments serve a variety of local dishes, snacks, and beverages, with a focus on coffee and tea. The term "kopitiam" comes from the Malay word for coffee, "kopi," and the Hokkien word for shop, "tiam." Kopitiams are popular gathering places for people of all ages, offering a casual atmosphere. They typically feature a simple menu that includes items like toast, kaya (coconut jam), and local breakfast dishes. Many kopitiams also serve traditional drinks, such as kopi (local coffee) and teh (tea).