It does not pay to tolerate dirty eateries


DBKL Health inspectors sticking a notice of closure on the shutter of Raj’s Banana Leaf Restaurant in Bangsar. — filepic

THERE are many times when I have turned a blind eye to cockroaches crawling up the dining table or even rats scuttering from one corner of the restaurant to the other.

Every time a rat scurries by I squeal, put my feet up and swear never to patronise that particular eatery ever again.

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