Sabah coffeeshop operators urged to display prices amid growing public complaints


File photo of diners at a coffeeshop in Kota Kinabalu ... a local consumer group has urged operators to display F&B prices in the wake of increasing consumer complaints about the high cost of eating out.

KOTA KINABALU: Coffeeshop operators should display prices of their food and beverages in view of growing complaints from the public about a sudden increase in their eating-out bills, says a local consumer group.

Sabah West Coast Smart Consumers Association president David Chan said many coffeeshops were not displaying prices, which should come under consumer price control laws.

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