Traders along Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman 1 are popular for their singgang dishes — a type of Kelantanese dish.
Medan Selera Damai at Jalan Batu Bata in Kuala Lumpur has been identified for a makeover and will get a new name in an effort to inject life into the dying complex.
The food court — located near a commercial centre close to Pekeliling Bus Terminal and Sungai Gombak — was opened in 2006 but failed to attract crowds.
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Upgrade in progress: DBKL contract workers giving a fresh coat of paint to Medan Selera Damai in Jalan Batu Bata, Kuala Lumpur. — YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
The Damai food court has been seeing a decline in business for years.
OPTIONAL IF GOT SPACE: A DBKL contractor seen painting the railings of a bridge connecting the commercial area to the Jalan Damai food court. Photos/ YAP CHEE HONG
The entrance to Medan Selera Damai on Jalan Batu Bata which has seen a decline in business for years is getting an upgrade.
Damna says the area turned quiet long before the pandemic hit the city.
Anwar says DBKL hopes to leverage the popularity of Kelantanese cuisine offered by traders who will be relocated to the Damai food court.
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