Fancy having Spider-Man deliver satay to your doorstep?


Rosdin (left) and Titus are the coolest satay sellers in Pandan Perdana. Photos: Titus Wibowo

Satay seller Titus Wibowo never fails to create a stir whenever he delivers the local delicacy to customers. Since June, he's been wearing the black Spider-Man suit for the purpose of entertaining people during the Covid-19 pandemic.

"Many people are stuck indoors during the movement control order. For them, it's the same routine each day and many are bored. I decided to wear this outfit because I can see it brings happiness to customers.

"Children and adults are always surprised and smiling whenever they receive satay from Spider-Man. That brings me so much joy," said Titus during a phone interview from Sungai Way, Petaling Jaya recently.

Children are thrilled to receive satay specially delivered by their favourite masked superheroes.
Children are thrilled to receive satay specially delivered by their favourite masked superheroes.
The father of one also posts videos of his adventures as a masked crusader on his YouTube channel, Boy Satay.

Titus was retrenched as a field collection officer in September last year. The following month, Titus and his friend Rosdin Arujamin, 36, opened a satay stall called Satay Umi (Boy Marvelous) in Pandan Perdana, Kuala Lumpur.

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