Are restaurant-style DIY cooking kits here to stay?


MyBurgerLab's burger kits include all the ingredients necessary to build the eatery's signature burgers yourself at home. — RENYI CHIN

Many new things have emerged out of the movement control order (MCO) in Malaysia – some of which were constructed as a direct response to the new normal. In the restaurant world, one of the most innovative concoctions to be brewed in the midst of the global pandemic is DIY cooking kits.

First fashioned as an additional means to survive during the MCO (most restaurants experienced up to 90% sales drops), restaurant-style DIY cooking kits have since become one of the most popular constructs of the MCO – so popular in fact, that they might be here to stay.

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