Diagram Unveils New Menu Featuring Thai-Inspired Pasta, Tofu Bowl & All-Day Breakfast

Diagram has also expanded its breakfast selection with dishes available throughout the day.

In Brief

Diagram has launched a refreshed menu featuring Thai-inspired pasta, a tofu rice bowl, and all-day breakfast options in Shah Alam.
The new dishes blend Western cooking techniques with Malaysian and Southeast Asian influences, catering to a wider range of diners.

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If you’re looking for an excuse to revisit Diagram, the café has just introduced a refreshed menu featuring a mix of comforting brunch favourites and Asian-inspired creations.

From creamy Thai-inspired pasta and a hearty all-day breakfast to a lighter tofu rice bowl, the new additions continue Diagram’s approach of combining familiar flavours with subtle local influences.

A Comforting Tofu Bowl For A Lighter Meal

One of the newest additions is the Tofu Bowl (RM17), featuring soft-crisp tofu glazed with a glossy teriyaki sauce and finished with roasted sesame.

Simple yet satisfying, it’s a great option for those looking for a lighter rice-based meal without compromising on flavour.

Thai Flavours Meet Creamy Pasta

Seafood lovers may want to try the Nam Khon Clam Pasta (RM27).

The dish pairs short-neck clams with a creamy velouté sauce infused with mild Thai-inspired spices, offering a balance of richness and gentle heat.

It’s a comforting pasta that brings together Western cooking techniques with Southeast Asian flavours.

A Fresh Take On Aglio Olio

For something lighter, the Kantan Verde Olio (RM18) offers a refreshing twist on the classic aglio olio.

Instead of relying solely on garlic and olive oil, Diagram incorporates local ingredients such as ulam raja, torch ginger flower (bunga kantan), sautéed mushrooms and cherry tomatoes, creating a fragrant pasta with distinctive Malaysian notes.

Brunch Favourites Served All-day

Diagram has also expanded its breakfast selection with dishes available throughout the day.

The new Omelette (RM26) features caramelised onions and melted mozzarella wrapped inside fluffy eggs, served alongside toasted sourdough topped with avocado spread.

For those with a bigger appetite, the Big Breakfast (RM38) comes with two eggs cooked to your preference, crispy hash browns, sautéed mushrooms, housemade semi-dried cherry tomatoes and toasted sourdough.

The spread makes for a hearty brunch, whether you’re starting your day or dropping by for a late afternoon meal.

With the latest additions, Diagram’s menu now caters to a wider range of diners, whether you’re craving a hearty breakfast, a comforting pasta, or a simple rice bowl.

The new lineup also reflects the café’s signature style of blending familiar comfort food with subtle Malaysian and Asian influences, making it worth checking out on your next café visit.

Diagram Cafe, Shah Alam

Nestled within the peaceful surroundings of Laman Seri, Shah Alam, Diagram Cafe has become a favourite among coffee lovers and café hoppers looking for a cosy spot away from the city’s hustle and bustle.

With its minimalist interior, bright natural lighting and relaxed atmosphere, the café offers more than just good food and coffee. It’s designed as a space where people can slow down, catch up with friends or simply enjoy a quiet moment over a meal.

Over the years, Diagram has built a reputation for serving thoughtfully crafted café fare and specialty coffee, often blending Western comfort food with subtle Malaysian influences.

The introduction of its latest menu continues that philosophy, offering familiar dishes with fresh flavours and locally inspired ingredients.

Diagram

G-02, Blok 1, Persiaran Laman Seri Business Park, Persiaran Sukan, Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor
9am – 6pm (Closed every Friday)

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Siti Murni

Siti Murni Azman is a Malaysian journalist and editor currently serving as Head Writer and Assistant Editor for The Rakyat Post BM. Known for her relatable and distinctly local storytelling, she frequently covers lifestyle topics including food, café culture, entertainment, consumer trends, and viral social conversations, while also contributing across multiple editorial pillars. Before joining The Rakyat Post, she was involved in social media marketing for AirAsia BIG Rewards, where she worked on digital campaigns and audience engagement. Beyond editorial work, she also manages sponsored content and client collaborations, working closely with brands on digital storytelling tailored for Malaysian audiences.