Customers come for the talks, stay for the food


Serving the people: Riaoctafani packing food for sale at her roadside stall in Lebuhraya Darul Aman.

ALOR SETAR: Eateries and coffee shops are enjoying the spillover effects of GE15 as political candidates and their entourage hit the campaign trail.

This is especially true in smaller towns and remote locations, with stall operators and coffee shop owners enjoying brisk business over the past few days, while expecting more customers on the eve of polling day tomorrow.

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