I have tried lots of popiah from Crispy Popiah, Sister Popiah and lots of popiah from anonymous stall.

But I am very sure that their taste of popiah didn’t match with the popiah from my home

There are some ingredient and recipe aspect that the popiah maker have missed out in delivering their popiah product.

I really dislike when those business owner tries to deduct their ingredient just to create a better profit margin, without thinking on the taste in first place.

I don’t believe in franchise, and often see home made product in Malaysia can be franchise but the taste of value can’t be maintain in large scale.

Or should I say, not everything can be franchise in front of our eyes

So what’s the problem with franchise, seems everyone now wants to go for Kopitiam business and this only create the profit to the franchiser whom greed for more profit.

Is the franchise system was good as McDonalds franchise system? Think it again before you buy it.

The recipe of the home made popiah is already in my hand…and I want to come out with something

Buy 1 mini mobile van to sell my home made popiah, which stop in front of DiGi entrance to get your support.

Buy popiah from me OK

ah hong

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