Drawing hawkers and diners back to food courts


Facilities such as the sinks, tables and chairs at this food court in Metro Prima, Kepong, are in need of an upgrade. — SS KANESAN/The StarFacilities such as the sinks, tables and chairs at this food court in Metro Prima, Kepong, are in need of an upgrade. — SS KANESAN/The Star

 WHAT do Malaysians look for when it comes to a meal? Most times, we want it to be tasty, cheap and quick.

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