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Tiger Takes Street Food From The Streets And Onto Your Screens

Tiger to launch the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival – the world’s first fully-immersive, 3D, online street food festival experience. Explore the virtual streets, interact with others, play games, and order street food and Tiger Beer directly to your door

KUALA LUMPUR, 26th October 2020: Tiger Beer, Malaysia’s No. 1 Beer, has long been the  beer of choice to enjoy with street food. A beer born on the streets of Asia, it pairs perfectly with the bold flavours found in Malaysian street food dishes. The association doesn’t end there: Tiger is famous for regularly hosting large-scale street food festivals, complete with games and activities, live performances, and of course – a great selection of street food to savour alongside ice-cold Tiger Beer.

In a year like 2020, holding an event like this wouldn’t be possible. That doesn’t mean street food fans need to miss out though – because this year, Tiger is taking the street food festival experience to the next level: from the streets, and onto your screens.

Introducing: The Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival.

Launching at 11am on Friday 6th November, and open from 11am to 9pm every Friday,
Saturday and Sunday until the end of the month*, the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival is
much more than simply a home delivery service – it recreates the full experience of a food festival in a completely digital world.

FULLY-IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE

Forget ‘virtual festivals’ meaning simply livestreamed content – the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival is a fully-immersive and engaging online experience, and the first of its kind anywhere in the world.

Users will be able to walk the 3D streets as their own customized avatar, interacting with
others, playing games and visiting vendors, before ordering street food directly to their door through DeliverEat, the official delivery partner of the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival.

GAMES, ACTIVITIES AND MORE

Users start off by customizing a 3D avatar to represent themselves in the virtual world,
choosing from various hairstyles and items of clothing to perfect their look. With hundreds of possible combinations, there’s plenty of options to choose from.

Once the avatar is created, it’s time to hit the streets and start Uncovering the Extraordinary.

Users land in Street Food Central. Here, they can interact with other festival-goers, play
games to win rewards, get recommendations on must-try dishes, and find exclusive Happy Hour promotions from Drinkies – Heineken Malaysia Berhad’s (HEINEKEN Malaysia) at-home beer delivery service.

There are two games to play, with both hosted by familiar faces – YouTuber Lizz Chloe (better known online as Dumpling Soda) and Harvinth Skin. They’ll need your help to complete different challenges, and will reward you with promo codes and even free cartons of Tiger Crystal!

Lizz Chloe’s game, The Tiger Beer Hunt, sets you racing around Street Food Central
collecting hidden bottles of Tiger Beer before the timer runs out. The first 100 people to score 300 points each day will win a promo code for RM5 off any F&B purchase at the festival.

The Tiger Crystal Mountain Climber Challenge, hosted by Harvinth Skin, will test your
reflexes with an adrenaline-pumping mountain climb. Dodge obstacles, snowballs and Yetis while you collect bottles of ice-cold Tiger Crystal on your race to the top. The first 88 people to score 300 points each day will win a promo code for RM5 off any F&B purchase at the festival, and the three players with the highest scores at the end of November will each win a 24-can carton of Tiger Crystal.

If running around and climbing mountains has worked up an appetite, be sure to visit KL
Foodie’s character in Street Food Central. Each week, KL Foodie will show you a selection
of 10 must-try dishes available at the Tiger Street Food Festival. Some are crowd favourites and some are hidden gems, while others are limited-editions created exclusively for the festival.

Street Food Central also plays host to the Drinkies Bar. Here you can order chilled Tiger Beer to be delivered to your home. Stopping by between 3pm and 5pm will unlock an additional ‘Happy Hour’ promotion, earning you an RM30 discount on purchases of Tiger Beer or Tiger Crystal above RM150.

LIVE PERFORMANCE FROM NAMEWEE

The Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival will kick off in style at 7pm on Friday 6th November, with an exclusive live performance by Malaysian hip-hop artist and long-time friend of Tiger Beer, Namewee. Beaming in all the way from Taiwan and only available for viewing within the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival, this opening performance is not to be missed!

EXPLORE THE VIRTUAL STREETS

What would a street food festival be without street food? Branching off Street Food Central are three streets: Kuala Lumpur Street, Selangor Street, and Penang Street. Each of them is filled with an ever-changing array of vendors based in these localities, serving up menus created just for the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival.

Anyone can walk these streets to explore some of the best street food vendors Malaysia has to offer, browse through their menus and uncover their limited-edition dishes. For those living in selected areas in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Penang, it gets even better – as long as you are within a 15km radius of the vendor, you’ll be able to order these delights to your doorstep while exploring the festival.

Vendors – there will be a massive 88 in total across the four weeks of the festival – will offer a huge selection of famous dishes alongside brand-new, limited-edition creations infused with Tiger Beer or Tiger Crystal, and even crossover collaborations with other vendors – e.g. the ‘Hainanburg’, a collaboration from Yut Kee x myBurgerLab.

Limited Edition Tiger Chopsticks

Of course, you’ll need something to pair with all this delicious street food. In addition to
purchasing from the Drinkies Bar, you can also order Tiger Beer or Tiger Crystal directly from vendors, either as an add-on to your order or as part of a combo meal at a special price. Combo meals come with a free set of Tiger Street Food chopsticks, with two exclusive designs to collect.

UNCOVER THE EXTRAORDINARY

The Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival is free to attend. You don’t need to download anything to join the fun, the entire festival experience runs within the browser on your smartphone or laptop. Please note that while you can access the festival, explore, and play the games from any location, purchases of street food and Tiger Beer will only be available to those within delivery range in Klang Valley and Penang. The Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival is strictly for non-Muslims aged 21 and above only.

To register for the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival, sign up at www.tigerstreetfood.my/register. The first 10,000 people to register will earn a free 320ml can of Tiger Crystal, redeemable with any purchase from a vendor at the festival. Meanwhile, the first 1,000 people to successfully refer five friends using their unique referral code, will be rewarded with a free six-pack of Tiger Crystal.

The Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival opens its doors at 11am on Friday 6th November 2020, and will be open from 11am-9pm every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in November. Get ready to take street food from the streets and onto your screens. It’s time to Uncover the Extraordinary.

To find out more about the Tiger Street Food Virtual Festival and register, visit www.tigerstreetfood.my. For more information about Tiger Beer and Tiger Crystal, visit
www.facebook.com/TigerBeerMY or follow @tigerbeermy on Instagram.

 

 

Philips Steps Up its Innovation Efforts in Air Purification To Improve Indoor Air Quality

  • Philips is catering to increasing demand for high-technology solutions that can help keep pollutants, bacteria, and viruses at bay as more people become conscious of air quality
  • Philips air purifiers remove up to 99.9% of aerosols and 99.97% of particles as small as 0.003μm (equal to 3 nm) from the air that passes through the filter

KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology is stepping up its innovation efforts in air purification towards helping more people make the change to living healthier indoors the new normal.

With a team of more than 100 scientists, doctors and engineers working in air purification, Philips has a long-standing heritage in health tech and has become a global leader in air purification. As part of this journey, Philips has launched its latest home care innovation – the new Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series – to help improve clean air delivery that keeps pollutants, bacteria and viruses at bay.

Indoor air is 2 – 5 times more polluted than outdoor air[1] and is often compromised by PM2.5 ultrafine particles, allergens, bacteria, harmful gases as well as air humidity. Numerous forms of indoor air pollution lurk in modern indoor spaces, giving rise to chronic health conditions such as asthma or allergic rhinitis that affects more than 20% of the world’s population today[2].

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)[3], there has been evidence that “some COVID-19 infections can be spread by exposure to viruses in small droplets and particles that can linger in the air for minutes to hours”, referring to airborne transmission. Lancet[4] has also stated that “proper conditions indoors have the potential to reduce the spread of COVID-19; conversely, improper conditions, such as limited ventilation and filtration, can make indoor environments high-risk settings.”

Philips air purifiers remove up to 99.9% of aerosols from the air that passes through the filter, which may contain viruses. Philips air purifiers also can remove 99.97% of particles as small as 0.003μm (equal to 3 nm), smaller than the smallest known virus[5] from the air which passes through the filter, creating a healthy and safe indoor environment. A similar performance is expected for SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) aerosols.

Philips is catering to the increasing consumer demand for innovative solutions to reduce risk of airborne transmission of respiratory droplets as more people become conscious of air quality and seek preventative measures such as social distancing, mask-wearing and enhancing personal hygiene protocols to live healthier.

“Malaysians are increasingly prioritizing their health and those of their loved ones. At Philips, we believe that empowering people to take control of their own health is important, and can be addressed with innovative technologies,” said Nicholas Lee, Personal Health Leader, Philips ASEAN Pacific. “With the Philips Air Purifiers, we want to provide our customers with the latest intelligent, personalized solutions that can help them breathe easier by creating healthy indoor spaces.”

Creating healthy environments with intelligent, personalized solutions designed for modern indoor spaces

Philips’ latest air purifier innovation– the Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series – presents an effective and innovative solution for healthy, clean, pollutant-free air in real time and a more powerful, hygienic and complete clean to increase ventilation and particle filtration.

The Philips Air Purifier Series is designed for modern indoor environments such as homes, offices, clinics and schools that have little circulation of fresh air and are often dependent on air-conditioning for ventilation. The Philips Air Purifier Series uses the same HEPA filtration technology as those used in many hospitals to better protect patients and doctors from airborne viruses and bacteria.

According to Asthma Malaysia, the chronic respiratory condition affects up 15% of adults and almost a quarter of all children in Malaysia[6]. A local study among children in Kuala Lumpur discovered that patients with asthma are more sensitive when exposed to indoor allergens such as dust mites compared to outdoor allergens, and can exacerbate the condition[7].

With the Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series, Philips is presenting the innovative superiority of its expert solutions for cleaner, healthier indoor spaces.

Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series

Regular Retail Price: MYR1,999

Every breath matters with the Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series which senses harmful particles, gases and allergens in real time with a professional grade sensor that detects indoor pollutants such as pollen, dust mites, mold spores and pet dander. It has a superior filtration performance which can remove 99.97% of particles as small as 0.003um (800 times smaller than PM2.5 or smaller than the smallest known virus)[8]. The Philips Air Purifier Series can reduce the levels of Influenza (H1N1) virus aerosols by 99.9% from air passing through the filter[9]. Philips AeraSense technology continuously monitors the air and can purify air in a room of 20m2 in less than eight minutes[10]. It is highly effective in sensing even the slightest change in indoor air quality display which gives you reassurance. It uses an integrated filter model which is FY3430/30.

It also provides effortless control and convenience with a Clean Home+ app, allowing you to check the air quality at home anytime. Additionally, real time air quality at a glance allows you to easily identify the indoor allergen index, PM2.5 and harmful gases level with different LED display options. The Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series also provides effortless maintenance with a smart filter that detects the amount of pollutants filtered, calculates filter lifetime and prompts for filter replacement. It has an innovative design with fabric texture finishing that blends in seamlessly with modern interiors. Its ultra-quiet sleep mode for clean air enables you to sleep soundly without disturbance and auto ambient lighting adjusts according to the room’s environment.

The Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series has a CADR (Clean air delivery rate) of 400 m³/h. It purifies rooms up to 104m2 with a noise level of noise level 33-66 dB(A).

Purchase from Philips official store on Lazada or Shopee.

The Philips Air Purifier 3000i Series will be available at all Philips-authorized retailers.

[1] The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EFA)

[2] Current status of allergy prevalence in Germany, AllergoJ int., 2016.

[3] CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: How COVID-19 Spreads

[4] https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31927-9/fulltext

[5] From the air that passes through the filter, tested with NaCI aerosol by iUTA according to DIN71460-1.

[6] http://www.asthmamalaysia.org/

[7]  “Environmental Air Pollutants as Risk Factors for Asthma Among Children Seen in Pediatric Clinics in UKMMC, Kuala Lumpur”: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214999616000229

[8] From the air that passes through the filter, tested with NaCI aerosol by iUTA according to DIN71460-1.

[9] Microbial Reduction Rate Test conducted at Airmid Healthgroup Ltd. tested in a 28.5m3 test chamber contaminated with airborne influenza A(H1N1). An air purifier by itself does not protect against Covid-19 but can be part of plan to protect yourself and your family to help ventilation and having clean air (US Environmental Protection Agency).

[10] From the air that passes through the filter, it is a theoretical time for one-time cleaning calculated by dividing its CADR400m3/h by the room size of 48m3 (assuming the room is 20m2 in floor area and 2.4m2 in height).

CÉ LA VI introduces Baby Bao for BAO by CÉ LA VI

Baby Bao BLACK ANGUS BBQ BEEF

Singapore, 19 August 2020 – Following the successful launch at CÉ LA VI Tokyo in 2019, CÉ LA VI has announced that the new fast and casual dining concept is now available in Singapore at the CÉ LA VI SkyBar. Guests can enjoy both signature and Singapore special juicy Baos, paired with thick-cut fries, set against the breath-taking panorama of the city skyline.

The Bao burgers offer a tantalising fusion between Asian bao and western burgers, inspired by the fluffy bao popular in Taiwan, Japan and China. The housemade Bao buns are steamed to order and seared on a hot cast iron pan on one side to achieve a crispy, caramelised interior while maintaining the soft pillowy Bao exterior. The menu draws inspiration from flavours across Asia, featuring seven tantalising Bao combinations loaded up with sustainablysourced, antibiotic- and hormone-free ingredients.

The full BAO lineup includes the Black Angus BBQ Beef (S$16), Truffle Wagyu Beef Sukiyaki (S$22), Chicken Karaage (S$15), Salted Egg-Crispy Prawn (S$16), Tempura Sea Bass (S$18), Iberico Pork Char Siu (S$18) and vegetarian-friendly Sichuan Eggplant (S$14). The Bao burgers are perfectly complemented with hand-cut fries, accompanied by delicious dips and toppings: BBQ spice (S$10), Truffle essence with grated parmigiana (S$18) and Furikake served with a wasabi Aioli kick (S$12). Round out the meal with a selection of accompanying small bites, such as Boneless Korean Fried Chicken with crushed peanuts, sesame seeds and yoghurt (S$18) or the Crispy Pork Belly Dumplings with ginger, garlic and chilli oil (S$18).

Chef Joey Sergentakis

The man behind this exciting offering, Group Executive Chef Joey Sergentakis, says, “We are delighted to roll out our Bao burger concept in Singapore after the success we’ve seen with them in Tokyo. What makes the Bao unique is the combination of different textures and techniques that balances out the flavours and creates this gastronomic East meets West fusion.”

With the Bao menu on offer at CÉ LA VI’s breezy rooftop SkyBar, guests are welcome to kick back and enjoy the flavourful offerings with crafted cocktails or refreshing beers, served up with a soundtrack of Soulful House, Nu Disco and Eclectic Grooves.

CÉ LA VI will offer a special launch promotion of a Bao and beer for S$25, with a selection of the Iberico Pork Char Siu or Sichuan Eggplant bao paired with Asahi Super Dry. BAO by CÉ LA VI is also available on Foodpanda, Grab and Oddle for self-collection or delivery.

 

JUNIOR THE POCKET BAR OPENS ITS DOORS AT NEW LOCATION

Singapore, 21 October 2020 – Junior The Pocket Bar has opened its doors at a new location on Ann Siang Hill. Formerly part of The Proof Collective, Junior The Pocket Bar is now independently owned by proprietor, Joe Alessandroni, with Hazel Long helming the bar and Peter Chua remaining Bartender in Residence and also becoming an equity partner in the business, Junior Productions Pte Ltd.

Providing guests with the same intimacy and cosiness that Junior is known for, the space currently seats 25 people, and offers a refresh to its latest menu, with some exciting additions.

A locally rooted, modern bar, Junior The Pocket Bar works with local artists and craft producers to showcase the flavours and traditions of the world’s great drinking cultures, reinterpreted for a modern cocktail bar. Junior will retain its rotating concept while establishing a core Junior identify that will remain the backbone of the bar programme.

“While the location may be different, the space still has the feel and vibe of the Junior that people have come to love and enjoy,” said Proprietor, Joe Alessandroni. “We simply outgrew the old space and needed to expand our hosting capabilities to continue providing the same great experience. It’s tough being a regular if there are times when you can’t come in. Simultaneously, we wanted to have a core Junior identity so we can keep the fan favourites on the menu. We will continue to rotate concepts as that keeps us creatively engaged and consistently gives our guests new things to look forward to and try.”

Located in a shophouse, the new space has been designed by Matthew Shang of Matthew Shang Design Office. With high ceilings and heritage touches, Junior is nestled behind Maxi Coffee Bar, who Junior plans to partner with in the near future for a “Maxi After Dark” series. With each new concept, Junior will work with local artists to create artwork to represent the theme that will be showcased on the mural wall, which stretches around the seating area of the space.

Junior has worked with a collection of local designers to help bring the space together including Rafiq Mohamad of Feral who developed the visual identity of Junior’s current concept, Washi, as well as the redesign of the brand and new menu. The current mural which was inspired by Washi was designed by Melvin Ong of Desinere, and the bespoke denim bar jackets were designed exclusively for Junior by Josiah Chua.

The updated menu sees the introduction of Junior’s Homebrew & Highballs, which will remain a staple on the menu. These low concept, flavour driven house fermented beverages can be with alcohol (make it boozy) or without (keep it boujee). Flavours include Thai Ginger Beer with mixed ginger, curry spice and sour tamarind (can be spiked with dark rum), and Lacto Lime Soda with salt-cured citrus, lime leaf and soda (with the option to add tequila). Junior’s core menu also includes Eat The Rich, a selection of culinary cocktails paired with a decadent small bite, such as the Deviled Egg Martini with Hendrick’s Orbium Gin, botanical infused white port, East India sherry, and grapefruit bitters, served with a Caviar Deviled Egg. A small selection of natural wines, craft beers, and fine spirits rounds out the drink offerings.

Junior’s current concept, Washi is inspired by the bars in Shinjuku’s Golden Gai with a funky, playful twist on the 1980’s Bubble Era Tokyo. The bar’s fifth volume sees origami cocktails such as the Crane, with kyoho grape, Sakura vermouth, cognac and lemon, the Rabbit with miso roast carrot aqavit, honey, lemon and Junmai sake, and the Panda with genmaicha vermouth, sparkling sake botanic vodka and pickled bamboo shoot.

The bar snacks menu has a couple of items that take a nod to the Washi theme with the Tako Wasabi marinated octopus calamansi, wasabi and the Roast Pumpkin Hummus with yellow miso, furikake vegetable crudites. Signature Sandos include the Mala Hot Chicken fried sandwich with Szechuan sauce, purple cabbage slaw and pickled pineapple and the French Dip Bành Mí with slow-cooked beef shank, onion jam, fresh herbs and spiced beef jus.

Empowering Single Mothers And Underprivileged Women

7-Eleven Malaysia’s General Manager of Marketing, Ronan Lee (centre) and co-founders of UmieAktif, Lawrence Anak Abus Zulklepli (left) and Nik Sin Nik Man (right).

KUALA LUMPUR, 26 OCTOBER 2020 – The largest 24-hour standalone convenience store operator, 7-Eleven Malaysia, in collaboration with its partner NGOhub, has taken the initiative to contribute to a non-profit social enterprise, UmieAktif which works with economically challenged women in areas such as Chow Kit, Kampung Melayu Ampang, Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu.

The contribution of sewing machines aims to provide single mothers and underprivileged women with the opportunity to make a living through sewing using recycled materials and fabric, and also how to market their products.

7-Eleven Malaysia’s General Manager of Marketing, Ronan Lee said: “At 7-Eleven Malaysia, we believe passionately in giving back and strengthening resilience within vulnerable communities, and there is no exception for single mothers and women from low-income families. We hope that the contribution of sewing machines could give them the opportunity to work, to continuously improving their job skills and eventually putting their families on a positive trajectory toward self-sufficiency.

“Single mothers and marginalised women who lack specialised job skills are often forced to rely on modest welfare assistance to make ends meet. We firmly believe that empowerment project like this goes a long way as they learn sewing skills and produce marketable products. This in turn can reduce their dependency on public assistance by helping them to achieve financial independence and providing their children with a better future,” concluded Lee.

Beaming with smile, co-founder of UmieAktif, Nik Sin Nik Man said, “We are ever thankful to 7-Eleven Malaysia for the generous contribution as it means a lot to our participants. At present, we have more than 100 participants who are mostly single mothers, home-makers and also women who want to learn about entrepreneurship. Today, they can produce plush toys, appliquéd tote bags, table runners, and reusable cloth face masks.”

“Since its inception in 2016, the sewing project has brought about positive impact to the community. Many of our participants can now pay medical bills, send their children to school and put food on table with decreased reliance on assistance from the members of the public. Apart from this, we also create a support group where participants are encouraged to offer support to one another,” he added.

To find out more and support Umie Aktif’s work, go to facebook.com/UmieAktif. Alternatively, please contact them at +6017 527 9342.

Danone Protinex comes to Thailand to address active aging

Image by Protinex

Danone has started exporting its adult nutrition health food drink Protinex to Thailand. Protinex is also Danone’s first Indian brand to be launched overseas. In India, Danone acquired from Wockhardt brands including Protinex, Dexolac, and Farex in 2012.

Protinex is a high-protein and low fat nutritional supplement with vital nutrients to support immunity, lean body mass and active aging.

In Thailand, Protinex targets consumers aged 40 and above. The adult nutrition product offers protein to improve muscle health. Muscle loss often starts after the age of 30.

Brands in Thailand are focusing on muscle health as exemplified by the recent launch of Dutch Mill Prolac to support active ageing. By 2050, around a third of Thailand’s population will be 60 years and above. The aging population opens up numerous opportunities for brands to prepare consumers on a journey to healthy aging as young as possible.

New sugar-free Red Bull Plus with guarana

Image by 7-Eleven Malaysia

Red Bull Malaysia has released Red Bull Plus, a zero sugar energy drink. Red Bull Plus contains natural guarana and is high in vitamin B3, B6 and B12. The drink is sweetened with maltitol syrup, acesulfame potassium and sucralose, which are artificial sweeteners without any calories.

The taurine content is 680mg/170ml and guarana extract 34mg/170ml.

Red Bull Plus is available in 170ml (RM 3.3) and 250ml (RM 3.7).

Village Grocer new range of private label frozen ready meals

Image by Minimeinsights.com

Village Grocer has recently made available a new range of private label frozen ready meals featuring six flavours at its outlets in Malaysia. Village Grocer operates a chain of premium supermarket in the country.

Image by Minimeinsights.com
  • Mac & Cheese with Meatball (530g) – RM 14.90
  • Cheese Baked Rice (510g)
  • Teriyaki Chicken Rice (440g)
  • Kapitan Curry Chicken Rice (485g) – RM 12.90
  • Ayam Masak Merah with Rice (470g) – RM 12.90
  • Assam Pedas Fish with Rice (480g) – RM 12.90
Village Grocer Teriyaki Chicken. Image by Minimeinsights.com

The Food Purveyor Sdn Bhd, the operator of Village Grocer and B.I.G., has assigned English Hotbreads (Sel) Sdn Bhd to produce these frozen ready meals. The same products are also made for B.I.G. for sale at B.I.G. outlets.

Image by B.I.G.

Click here to download these vouchers to get RM 3 off your Village Grocer ready meals.

The next step for this premium grocer is to innovate with ready meals featuring plant-based meat. This will potentially generate more buzz given the current consumer interest in plant-based meat driven by health and sustainability concerns.

7-Eleven Malaysia enriches its alcohol selection to include Little Creatures

7-Eleven Malaysia has recently upgraded the alcoholic beverage section at some of its stores. For example, the alcoholic section at the outlet at Plaza Mont Kiara in Kuala Lumpur now resemble more like the 7-Eleven outlets in Singapore.

Mont Kiara is an area with a large population of expatriates, which means there is a demand for more imported alcoholic drinks including beer.  At the Plaza Mont Kiara outlet, you can actually get hold of beers from famous labels like Little Creatures, Peroni, Stella Artois, Erdinger and Leffe. All these beers are imported and distributed by Luen Heng.

 

Nissin Foods Malaysia showcases new Nissin Cup Noodles

Image by Nissin Foods Malaysia

Nissin Foods Malaysia has recently introduced the new Nissin Cup Noodles. The range are familiar – Seafood, Tom Yam Seafood, Chicken Mushroom but Mala does raise an eyebrow. All these instant noodles, which are manufactured in Indonesia, are certified halal by the Indonesian authorities.

Nissin has introduced MYOJO Mala Xiang Guo as well as the Nissin Ramen series. We believe Malaysians are ready for more instant noodle innovation.

Image by Minimeinsights.com

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