Scoring a perfect 10 with mee goreng lovers


Sylvia Cheah, 21, showing a fully stamped card with a free plate of mee goreng at Muniandy

BUTTERWORTH: A mee goreng seller, who once enticed customers with vouchers and lucky draws, is still pulling in the crowd despite a price increase in food.

P. Muniandy, 49, who runs the Anndy mee goreng stall at Guan Seng coffee shop in Lorong Teras Jaya 7, Jalan Raja Uda, said the attraction this time was the “buy 10, free one” promotion which he started last Malaysia Day.

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