Rebranding of some facilities being planned

Khairul Anuar says some food courts need the presence of a strong anchor tenant to draw in the crowds.

STRUGGLING food courts in Kuala Lumpur are to get a new lease of life.

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) plans to review some of the older ones that are not doing well.

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