Muhammad Khairul Nizam Mamat serving up nasi dagang at his stall to a long line of customers after a video a 10-minute documentary video about his stall went viral.
SHAH ALAM: A nasi dagang ikan aya seller did not expect a 10-minute documentary video that went viral on social media a few days ago would get people flocking to his humble stall.
Using a three-wheeled motorcycle to peddle his nasi dagang trade, Muhammad Khairul Nizam Mamat, 43, said on Friday (Jan 7), customers started forming a 100-metre long queue as early as 6am at the Persiaran Alam Perdana, Bandar Puncak Alam here to get the Terengganu’s traditional dish even though he started operating around 7am.
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