Beeline for buffet table


Delicious treat: Guests helping themselves to a Ramadan buffet spread. In general, Malaysians are still willing to dine out this Ramadan despite the higher cost of living.

PETALING JAYA: Despite the higher cost of living, most hotels say that customers are still queuing up at their buffet lines this festive season.

It has been a week since Muslims started fasting, and hotels in the Klang Valley are getting a better grasp on how business will be like for them this Ramadan.

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