Slow days at once-bustling City Hall food courts


This food court at the Tempat Letak Kereta Brickfields used to be teeming with people at one point in time. Photos YAP CHEE HONG and CHAN TAK KONG

FOOD courts in Kuala Lumpur during lunch hour used to be a hive of activity.

These places would be teeming with people waiting patiently for an available table or queueing at their favourite stalls to order their lunch.

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