Couple offers halal, creative mooncakes


Sea of colour: A woman posing with some of the decorations put up in conjunction with the Mid-Autumn Festival at 1st Avenue Mall in George Town, Penang. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: It was the difficulty of getting halal mooncakes that made couple Nur Asyikin Moham Jafar and Ruzaini Azri Rosdi decide to get into the business of baking the Chinese pastry some four years ago.

Today, Nur Asyikin, 30, and her 31-year-old husband owns a business that offers a variety of traditional and innovative flavours.

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