Patrons appreciate dining amid nostalgic settings at Johor Baru eateries


The quaint cafe is a popular meeting place in Kulai.- Photos: THOMAS YONG/ The Star

RETRO-style and heritage cafes and restaurants in Johor Baru are getting more popular, attracting not only local customers but also Singaporeans.

Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, in the older part of Johor Baru city, houses many cafes with retro and heritage elements operating in pre-war shophouses.

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