PETALING JAYA: The rising cost of ingredients has made it difficult for Indian restaurants to maintain affordable food prices, says the Malaysian Indian Restaurant Owners Association (Primas).
Its president J. Suresh said many Indian restaurants were caught in a quandary as price hikes in their menus would turn away customers from the B40 income group.
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