Little coffeeshop a bustling haven during by-election


Old world charm: The Xin Aun Nong Yong coffeshop in Tapah Road. — RONNIE CHIN/The Star

TAPAH: Even as the Ayer Kuning by-election heats up with incendiary rhetoric, a little Chinese-style kopitiam in Tapah Road has been quietly bustling with customers from all creeds and communities.

The quaint Xin Aun Nong Yong coffee­shop has been serving Malays, Chinese, Indians and people from other backgrounds for the past 90 years and will continue to do so after all the bigwigs and politicians leave after the by-election.

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