Customers queuing up for their takeaway orders of the grilled Ayam Pasu Balik Pulau.
GETTING your favourite Ramadan food during the movement control order (MCO) period can be quite a difficult task.
But army veteran Rahim Saad, 52, is extremely grateful that most of the delicacies that are normally sold at Ramadan bazaars are now available for takeaways or delivery service via online portals.
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Marinated chicken being grilled over large flower pots at the Ayam Pasu Balik Pulau stall. (Right pic) Rahim showing his takeaway packs of grilled chicken for his buka puasa meal. — Photos: ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star
Mohd Fazli (right) handing over the packed grilled chicken to a food delivery service rider to be delivered to his customers.
