Many opt for roti canai as budget stretched thin


A flip from the norm: Customers enjoying their meal as a roti canai maker flips more of the flatbread at a restaurant. — MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star

JOHOR BARU: More people seem to be turning to roti canai for lunch, especially in the city centre here, says a restaurant operators association.

Johor Indian Muslim Entrepreneurs Association secretary Hussein Ibrahim said 24-hour eateries or mamak restaurants used to only serve roti canai for breakfast as the operators wanted to focus on nasi kandar or mixed rice dishes during lunch hour.

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