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Playing tourist at Pasar Seni? Well then, it is time to explore some of the best cafes with mouth-watering food and beverages in Pasar Seni. Pasar Seni is located at the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It is a place rich in history and a variety of cafes to explore around. You will be lured with some of the best food and coffee cafes in Pasar Seni. You will surely want to indulge in some of the best food and beverages in Pasar Seni. So, here are the top 10 best cafes to explore in Pasar Seni.
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<li aria-level="1">Luckin Bros</li>
</ul>
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LuckBros Kopi which was formerly known as LuckBros Kopi is one of the best and famous cafes in Pasar Seni. It is located near the MRT Pasar Seni. LuckBros Kopi is famous for its buttermilk rice dishes. Whether you are craving for chicken or fish or prawn, LuckBros Kopi serves the best, mouth-watering buttermilk rice dishes. The coffee in LuckBros Kopi is to die for. Whether it is hot coffee or cold coffee, they serve one of the best coffees in town. The right consistency and thickness of the coffee just makes you drool thinking of it. I would definitely recommend you to try the 5 states coffee.
&nbsp;For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/luckbrosmy/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/luckbrosmy/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 14, Jalan Panggong, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
Operating hours: 10.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Monday to Friday) &nbsp;&nbsp; 9.00 AM to 9.00 PM ( Saturday and Sunday)
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<li aria-level="1">Merchant Lane</li>
</ul>
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Merchant Lane is known for its aesthetically pleasing surroundings. Merchant Lane is located on the second floor above some shophouses. It is located near to Petaling Street. The cafe&rsquo;s interior with rustic decorations, rattan chairs and a hint of greeny makes it an aesthetic and Instagram-worthy spot for you and your friends. Merchant Lane serves one of the best hand-crafted teas and mouth-watering dishes. I would definitely recommend you checking out this cafe.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/merchantslane/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/merchantslane/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 150, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 11.30 AM to 9.30 PM ( Tuesday to Friday) &nbsp; 9.30 AM to 9.30 PM ( Saturday and Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Leaf &amp; Co. Cafe</li>
</ul>
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Leaf &amp; Co. is one of my favourite cafes to chill in Pasar Seni. This cafe gives a very Instagram-worthy and prehistoric vibe with its chipped walls, tall pillars and wooden chairs with some greenery around. Leaf &amp; Co. serves one of the best pastas, especially the pasta with buttermilk crab. The juicy, tender meat of the crab with the buttermilk makes it mouth-watering to think of the dish. They also serve some of the best, refreshing drinks that will quench your thirst on a scorching sunny day.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/leafandcocafe/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/leafandco_cafe/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 53, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 9.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Sunday)&nbsp; &nbsp;10.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Monday to Saturday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">The Hungry Tapir</li>
</ul>
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Calling all vegans and vegetarians foodies! This cafe serves only vegan and vegetarian dishes. It is the one and only vegan and vegetarian cafe in Kuala Lumpur. Located near Petaling Street, the cafe gives a stripped bare century-old iron beams and red walls bricks vibe. Not only is this cafe Instagram-worthy but it is also a pet-friendly cafe.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thehungrytapir/">Facebook </a>| <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thehungrytapir/?hl=en">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.hungrytapir.com/">Website</a>
Address: 135, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 12.00 PM to 10.00 PM (Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Vintage 1988</li>
</ul>
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Vintage 1988 has a simple, retro but classy exterior that has a lot to offer. Besides being a cafe it also has a vintage store. Vintage 1988 has one of the best homemade gelato with unique flavours which will quench your thirst on a hot and humid day. It is also a very aesthetic looking cafe where you can click some good pictures for your Instagram.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/vintageeightyeight/">Facebook</a>&nbsp;
Address: 34, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Selangor
Operating hours: 10.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Monday to Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Mingle Cafe</li>
</ul>
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Mingle Cafe brings that aesthetically pleasing and vintage vibe. From the look of the exterior of the cafe, it just brings a vibe to dine in this cafe. If you are a sweet tooth, then this cafe serves one of the best cakes in town. Aside from their mouth-watering cakes, they also serve dishes that are Western and local based.&nbsp;
For more information:<a href="https://www.facebook.com/minglekl/"> Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/minglecafekl/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 55, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 11.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Monday to Friday)&nbsp; 8.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Saturday and Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Malaya Garden</li>
</ul>
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Malaya Garden is a very aesthetic cafe which is surrounded by lots of greenery. So, you can savour your weekend among green plants and trees while catching up with your friends and also taking aesthetic, Instagram-worthy pictures and videos. Malaya Garden serves food ranging from Western to local dishes.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/malayagarden/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/malayagarden/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 1A, Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 9.00 AM to 9.00 PM ( Monday to Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Pandan Republic</li>
</ul>
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Pandan Republic is a cafe for all those pandan lovers out there. Pandan Republic is known for its Nyonya vibes as they serve a variety of Malaysian desserts with a twist in it. Their creamy soft serves are the crowd&rsquo;s favourite with a hint of flavours like Kuih Kapit and Pandan.&nbsp;
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pandanrepublic/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pandanrepublic/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: Lorong Panggung, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 10.00 AM to 6.00 PM ( Monday to Thursday)&nbsp; &nbsp; 10.00 AM to 10.00 PM ( Friday to Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Lucy In The Sky</li>
</ul>
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Lucy In&nbsp; The Sky is a cafe where you can enjoy your coffee, tea or brunch at more ease. The environment and vibe of the cafe which is simply aesthetically pleasing makes it comfortable to simply enjoy your coffee and tea. Other than tea and coffee, this cafe offers the best pasta and egg benedict. I would also recommend you to try their pancakes which are light yet filling.
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lucyintheskykl/">Facebook</a>&nbsp;
Address: Ground 167, 167, Jalan Tun H S Lee, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 10.00 AM to 6.00 PM (Wednesday to Sunday)
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Niko Neko Matcha 2.0</li>
</ul>
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This cafe is for all those matcha fans. Niko Neko Matcha 2.0 which is located next to the Pasar Seni MRT is known for its heavenly matcha drinks and desserts. This cafe has a simple, minimalistic interior which is good to take for your Instagram.&nbsp;
For more information: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/nikonekomatcha/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nikonekomatcha/?hl=en">Instagram</a>
Address: 181, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 11.00 AM to 5.30 PM ( Monday to Sunday)
Well, here are listed some of the best cafes around the Pasar Seni area. Hope this article finds you suitable in choosing a cafe to brunch in or simply to just have coffee. Happy exploring cafes!
* Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media and various cross-references for context.
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Chinese video-sharing platform Bilibili is stepping up its international expansion with a new global Android app, plans for an English-language website and a push to attract creators outside China.
Often described as China&rsquo;s answer to YouTube, Bilibili has built a large young audience around anime, gaming, animation and youth culture. The company now wants to take that community beyond China and compete more directly with platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Twitch.
Bilibili Launches New Global App
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Bilibili has relaunched its international Android app, with an iOS version expected to follow.
The global version features a pink globe on its app icon, distinguishing it from the blue Bilibili app that has been available in markets such as Malaysia. One major change is a simpler sign-up process. Overseas users will reportedly no longer need to provide identity documents such as a passport to register.
New users only need to provide their date of birth for age-based content recommendations and can browse videos as guests. However, those who want to upload content and access creator tools will still need an account. Bilibili says the international platform will offer the same core content as its Chinese platform, with localisation improvements and additional features planned.
English Website And Global Teams In The Works
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The company is also reportedly preparing an English-language version of its website, which could make the platform more accessible to international viewers and creators.
Bilibili has launched a Discord community to help creators understand the platform, including guides on uploading videos and using its features. The company has also suggested that an English version is on the way.
Its global hiring strategy further shows the scale of its plans, with community manager positions being advertised in Los Angeles, London, Mexico City, S&atilde;o Paulo, Istanbul and Tokyo.
Bilibili is also recruiting for AI-powered content moderation roles, which could become increasingly important as it enters markets with different regulations and cultural expectations.
Bilibili Wants More Global Creators
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Creators appear to be at the heart of Bilibili&rsquo;s international strategy.
The company is promoting the platform as a place for influencers to reach a highly engaged Gen Z audience while generating income through its monetisation tools.
Bilibili is also developing an international creator and brand marketplace, which would allow influencers to connect with companies for sponsored content.
The platform already has some experience attracting international creators. MrBeast, one of YouTube&rsquo;s biggest stars, has previously uploaded content to Bilibili&rsquo;s Chinese platform and gained millions of views.
Now, Bilibili is looking to attract more creators from overseas as it builds its global community.
What Makes Bilibili Different?
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Although Bilibili is often compared with YouTube, it has developed a distinct identity.
The platform is particularly known for its strong anime, gaming, donghua and youth communities, as well as its signature &ldquo;danmaku&rdquo; feature. This allows viewers&rsquo; comments to appear directly across videos in real time, creating a more interactive viewing experience.
Bilibili also provides ways for creators to receive financial support from their audiences, which could become an important selling point as competition for creators intensifies.
The company has around 376 million monthly active users on its Chinese platform, giving it a substantial audience base as it expands overseas.
Can Bilibili Compete With YouTube?
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Going global will not be easy.
YouTube already has an established creator economy, advertising infrastructure and worldwide audience, while TikTok has become a major force in short-form video and social commerce.
Bilibili will therefore need to offer creators and viewers a strong enough reason to use another platform.
Its advantage could be its highly engaged youth audience and strong niche communities, particularly among anime and gaming fans. If those communities can be successfully replicated overseas, Bilibili could develop a distinct position rather than simply becoming another YouTube alternative.
Global Expansion Could Bring Regulatory Challenges
Bilibili&rsquo;s international ambitions could also bring greater scrutiny.
As a Chinese technology company expanding into Western markets, it may face questions over data privacy, content moderation, censorship and platform governance. The decision to remove identity verification could also raise concerns around user safety, particularly for younger audiences.
Bilibili will need to balance easier access and rapid growth with the legal and regulatory requirements of each market it enters.
Bilibili&rsquo;s Global Push Is Only Beginning
The new international app, planned English website, overseas hiring and creator-focused strategy all point to a much more serious attempt to expand Bilibili beyond China.
Whether the company can turn its 376 million-user domestic audience into a truly global community remains to be seen.
For now, Bilibili is making it clear that it wants to be more than just China&rsquo;s answer to YouTube &mdash; it wants to become a global player in the online video industry.
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China’s answer to YouTube is going global as Bilibili targets new viewers and creators worldwide.

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Football supporters&rsquo; groups from around the world have launched a petition calling for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign, while demanding major reforms to the organisation&rsquo;s governance and decision-making processes.
The campaign, launched under the #InfantinoOut movement, comes amid growing criticism of Infantino&rsquo;s leadership, particularly over a controversial proposal involving private investment in the commercial rights to future FIFA tournaments, including the men&rsquo;s and women&rsquo;s World Cups.
Supporters argue that the episode highlights wider concerns over transparency, accountability and the concentration of power within FIFA.
Fan Groups Back Infantino Resignation Petition
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The petition, published on <a href="https://www.change.org/p/global-petition-gianni-infantino-to-resign-fifa-reform">Change.org</a>, has received support from Football Supporters Europe (FSE), Football Supporters Africa and the Independent Supporters Council in North America, alongside dozens of national supporters&rsquo; organisations.
The coalition is calling for Infantino&rsquo;s immediate resignation and for FIFA to undergo a broader restructuring.
The petition argues that FIFA needs stronger checks and balances, greater transparency around major decisions and a more formal role for supporters and other football stakeholders.
As of 20 August, the petition had reportedly collected more than 21,000 signatures, with support coming from fan organisations across all six of FIFA&rsquo;s continental confederations.
The supporters&rsquo; groups say Infantino&rsquo;s departure should only be the beginning, with deeper reforms needed to prevent similar controversies from happening again.
Controversial World Cup Investment Proposal
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One of the main triggers behind the campaign is Infantino&rsquo;s now-shelved proposal to seek private investment in a new commercial entity linked to FIFA tournament revenues.
The plan, reportedly involving future World Cup profits, faced significant opposition from sections of the football community, with critics arguing that it was developed without sufficient consultation or transparency.
FIFA eventually backed away from the proposal following the backlash. For supporters&rsquo; groups, however, the controversy became a symbol of what they consider excessive executive power at FIFA.
The petition accused Infantino of putting commercial interests ahead of supporters and questioned whether FIFA&rsquo;s existing governance structure provides enough accountability.
Wider Criticism Of Infantino
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The petition comes as Infantino faces mounting criticism from parts of the football establishment.
UEFA has previously expressed a loss of confidence in his leadership, while concerns have also been raised by figures within other continental football organisations.
The fan campaign also points to several previous controversies linked to Infantino&rsquo;s presidency, including FIFA&rsquo;s involvement in discussions surrounding the European Super League, proposals for a biennial World Cup and concerns over ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup.
Critics argue that these decisions reflect a pattern in which supporters have had limited influence over major decisions affecting the sport.
However, Infantino continues to have significant support among FIFA member associations, particularly in parts of Africa and South America.
Fans Want A Bigger Voice In Football
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For many supporters&rsquo; groups, the issue goes beyond whether Infantino should remain FIFA president.
They are calling for fundamental changes to the way global football is governed, including giving fans a more formal role in decisions involving competitions, ticketing, finances and the future development of the sport.
Football Supporters Europe executive director Ronan Evain said Infantino&rsquo;s departure would be an important first step, but would not be enough without broader changes to FIFA&rsquo;s governance system.
He argued that the ability for so much authority to be concentrated around one person showed that FIFA&rsquo;s current structure was not working effectively.
Among the ideas being discussed is a different model for the FIFA presidency, including the possibility of rotating leadership, as well as stronger oversight and stakeholder involvement.
FIFA Faces Pressure To Respond
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The petition adds another layer of pressure on Infantino at a time when divisions within international football appear to be growing.
While some football federations continue to back the FIFA president, opposition from supporters&rsquo; groups means criticism is no longer limited to governing bodies and football officials. The campaign also reflects growing expectations from fans that major decisions surrounding the sport should be made more openly and with greater consultation.
FIFA has been approached for a response to the petition and its demands.
For now, Infantino remains in office, but the #InfantinoOut campaign has increased scrutiny of his leadership and reignited questions over whether FIFA&rsquo;s governance structure is capable of balancing commercial ambitions with the interests of supporters.
For the fan groups behind the petition, the message is clear: changing the president is only the first step &mdash; they want to change the way FIFA itself operates.
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Gianni Infantino faces growing pressure as football fans worldwide call for his resignation and sweeping FIFA reforms.

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The legal proceedings surrounding the death of Rocky, a dog that died during a stray dog-catching operation in Port Klang last month, have taken a new turn after two people were charged with animal cruelty.
Muhammad Shah Idham Nor Haikal Shaharom, 24, and S. Roghini Devi, 42, separately pleaded not guilty in the Klang Sessions Court on 20 August over allegations that their actions caused unnecessary pain or suffering to the male dog.
The case has attracted widespread public attention since footage of the incident went viral, sparking debates over animal welfare, stray dog management and the treatment of those involved.
What Are The Charges Against Them?
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According to the charges, Shah is accused of unreasonably restraining Rocky using a looped rope around the dog's neck, allegedly causing pain to the animal.
Roghini, who is said to be Rocky's owner, is separately accused of unreasonably pulling the dog, also allegedly causing pain or suffering. Both charges relate to an incident between 11pm and 11.30pm on 29 July outside a house along Jalan Sama Gagah 20, Taman Telok Gedung Indah, Klang.
They were charged under Section 29(1)(e) of the Animal Welfare Act 2015. If convicted, the offence carries a fine of between RM20,000 and RM100,000, imprisonment for up to three years, or both.
Both accused have pleaded not guilty and are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Bail Set At RM6,000 Each
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During the court proceedings, the prosecution initially requested RM20,000 bail for each accused, together with conditions including passport surrender and monthly reporting to the Selangor Department of Veterinary Services (DVS).
The defence sought a significantly lower amount.
Shah's lawyer, Muhammad Rafique Rashid Ali, argued that his client was not a flight risk and that bail should not effectively become punishment before conviction. Roghini's lawyer, Jeremy Vinesh Anthony, also requested lower bail, highlighting that she is a mother of four and supports her family.
The court eventually fixed bail at RM6,000 each, with one surety, and ordered both accused to report to the Selangor DVS once a month.
The case has been fixed for mention on 8 October 2026.
Roghini Also Faces A Separate Dog Licensing Charge
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Roghini is also facing a separate charge at the Magistrate's Court for allegedly keeping Rocky without a valid dog licence.
She pleaded not guilty to the charge, which allegedly occurred at the same location on the night of 29 July. The charge was brought under the Klang Municipal Council Dog Licensing and Dog Breeding Premises By-Laws 2007.
If convicted, she could face a fine of up to RM2,000, imprisonment of up to one year, or both. The Magistrate's Court granted her RM1,000 bail for this separate charge, with the matter also fixed for mention on 8 October.
Rocky&rsquo;s Death Sparked Public Outrage
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The case began after Rocky died during a dog-catching operation conducted in Taman Telok Gedong Indah on 29 July.
The operation was reportedly carried out following complaints from residents about stray dogs in the area and concerns over public safety. The Klang Royal City Council (MBDK) said the operation involved its personnel, a veterinary officer and around 50 local residents. A total of 12 dogs were reportedly captured during the operation.
According to the council, the situation became chaotic when an individual intervened during Rocky's capture, resulting in a struggle while the loop was still around the dog's neck.
Rocky subsequently died during the incident. However, his owner has given a different account of what happened.
Rocky&rsquo;s Owner And Shah Give Different Accounts
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Roghini previously claimed that she returned home to find Rocky restrained by a snare around his neck and alleged that she repeatedly pleaded for the dog to be released.
She said she tried to intervene and that her child also attempted to cut the rope. Shah, meanwhile, has denied intending to hurt or kill Rocky. He previously said he was at the scene as a volunteer and community representative, helping with the MBDK operation after being invited by the local Rukun Tetangga.
His lawyer has maintained that participants were briefed on the dog-catching procedure and that the loop used during the operation was supplied by MBDK. Rafique has also argued that the incident became chaotic after Rocky's owner intervened, leading to a tug-of-war over the dog.
With the accounts differing significantly, the court proceedings will be closely watched as investigators and prosecutors work to establish exactly what happened.
Lawyer Calls For Apologies Over &lsquo;Dog Killer&rsquo; Claims
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Following the charges, Rafique has also called on individuals who publicly labelled Shah as a &ldquo;dog killer&rdquo; or animal abuser to reconsider their remarks and issue apologies where appropriate.
He said his legal team had identified several individuals, including social media influencers and politicians, who allegedly made statements about his client.
Rafique stressed that the charge against Shah does not allege that he killed, tortured or severely beat Rocky until the dog died. He said the legal team was also reviewing online comments and alleged threats directed at Shah and his family following the incident.
Shah previously said he had faced intense online backlash and death threats after footage of Rocky's death went viral.
Rocky&rsquo;s Case Renews Debate Over Stray Dog Management
Beyond the court case, Rocky's death has reignited wider debate about how Malaysia manages its stray animal population.
Animal welfare groups have argued that simply catching stray dogs does not address the root of the problem, particularly when abandonment and uncontrolled breeding continue.
Some advocates have called for longer-term programmes involving sterilisation, vaccination, responsible ownership, rehabilitation and adoption rather than relying primarily on capture operations.
Penang's trap-neuter-release or rehoming approach has been highlighted as one example of a more structured system, while other local authorities have also begun exploring sterilisation and rehoming programmes.
The debate has also raised concerns over whether untrained members of the public should participate in municipal animal-catching operations.
For now, the focus remains on the court case and determining what happened to Rocky on the night he died. But the controversy has also become part of a much broader conversation about animal welfare, public safety and the need for a more humane and coordinated approach to Malaysia's stray dog problem.
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Rocky’s death has led to animal cruelty charges against his owner and a volunteer involved in the dog-catching operation.

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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim&rsquo;s recent comments on Taiwan have sparked a diplomatic backlash, with China praising his position while Taiwan warned that the remarks could affect confidence among Taiwanese businesses investing in Malaysia.
The controversy followed an Al Jazeera interview released on 17 August, in which Anwar said he viewed Taiwan as part of China and appeared to support Beijing&rsquo;s right to use force to preserve territorial unity.
The comments have since placed Malaysia&rsquo;s long-standing One China policy under renewed scrutiny, while raising questions over whether the diplomatic fallout could affect Malaysia&rsquo;s growing semiconductor and technology ties with Taiwan.
What Did Anwar Say About Taiwan?
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During the interview, Anwar was asked about Taiwan&rsquo;s position and China&rsquo;s refusal to rule out military force if efforts to achieve reunification peacefully fail.
Anwar responded:
&ldquo;I see Taiwan as part of China, period.&rdquo;
He added that the issue should be understood within the context of the One China policy, saying it was an accepted position. When asked whether he would condemn China if it used force against Taiwan, Anwar drew a comparison with Malaysia.
He argued that if one of Malaysia&rsquo;s states attempted to break away, the government would have a responsibility to protect the country&rsquo;s territorial integrity. When pressed on whether force could be used in such a situation, he answered yes.
That comparison, particularly his apparent acceptance of the possible use of force, was what triggered the strongest reaction from Taiwan.
Malaysia Has Followed The One China Policy For Decades
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Anwar has since defended his remarks by stressing that Malaysia&rsquo;s position is not new.
He said Malaysia has followed the One China policy since the administration of its second prime minister, Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, and that the policy remains unchanged.
Anwar also stressed that Malaysia prefers a peaceful resolution to tensions across the Taiwan Strait.
&ldquo;The One China policy dates back to Tun Abdul Razak. In my view, the policy remains. We practise it and, of course, we seek a peaceful solution,&rdquo; he said on 20 August.
However, the wording used by Anwar has attracted attention because it appeared to go further than simply acknowledging Beijing&rsquo;s position by seemingly justifying the use of force to maintain territorial unity.
China Praises Anwar&rsquo;s Position
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Beijing welcomed Anwar&rsquo;s remarks.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said China appreciated the Prime Minister&rsquo;s comments and reiterated Beijing&rsquo;s position that there is only one China and Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory.
China also said it looked forward to continuing cooperation with Malaysia and ASEAN.
The response comes as Malaysia continues to deepen its economic relationship with China, its largest trading partner, while attempting to maintain a pragmatic foreign policy amid growing US-China tensions.
Taiwan Strongly Rejects Anwar&rsquo;s Comments
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Taiwan, meanwhile, took a very different position.
Its Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticised Anwar&rsquo;s remarks and rejected the suggestion that Taiwan is subordinate to China. Taipei said comments appearing to support unilateral attempts to change the status quo through force could damage political trust between Taiwan and Malaysia.
It also questioned how Anwar&rsquo;s position aligned with his long-standing image as a supporter of democracy, human rights and the rule of law, arguing that the wishes of Taiwan&rsquo;s people should also be respected.
Most significantly for Malaysia, Taiwan warned that Anwar&rsquo;s &ldquo;one-sided support&rdquo; for China could negatively affect the confidence of Taiwanese businesses investing in Malaysia.
Could Taiwan&rsquo;s Investment In Malaysia Be Affected?
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Taiwan is an important economic partner for Malaysia, particularly in the electronics and semiconductor industries.
The Taiwan Chamber of Commerce &amp; Industry in Malaysia has expressed concern that political statements about Taiwan&rsquo;s status could influence future investment decisions. Bilateral trade between Malaysia and Taiwan was reported at RM147.75 billion in the first half of 2026, while Taiwanese manufacturing investment in Malaysia reached around RM3.71 billion across 45 projects in 2025.
Taiwanese companies are particularly important to Malaysia&rsquo;s semiconductor ambitions, with firms involved in areas such as wafer manufacturing, electronics packaging and testing. However, this does not necessarily mean Taiwanese companies will immediately pull out of Malaysia.
Investors are also likely to consider commercial factors, including Malaysia&rsquo;s established electronics and semiconductor ecosystem. The greater concern could be whether the remarks affect future investment decisions, expansion plans and investor confidence.
Cabinet Did Not Discuss The Remarks
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Despite the diplomatic reaction, Communications Minister and government spokesman Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said the Cabinet did not discuss Anwar&rsquo;s Taiwan remarks during its latest meeting.
&ldquo;It was not discussed,&rdquo; Fahmi said when asked about Taiwan&rsquo;s response.
There has therefore been no indication so far of any change to Malaysia&rsquo;s official policy following the controversy.
Anwar Says Malaysia&rsquo;s Position Has Not Changed
Anwar has continued to stand by his position while insisting that Malaysia remains committed to a peaceful approach.
He argued that his comments were consistent with Malaysia&rsquo;s existing One China policy and suggested that the way the issue was framed during the Al Jazeera interview may have contributed to the backlash.
He also compared the situation to historical examples involving territorial unity, saying Malaysia had a responsibility to protect its own sovereignty and territorial integrity.
For now, Malaysia appears to be maintaining its long-established diplomatic position while trying to avoid being drawn further into the increasingly tense rivalry between China and Taiwan.
The bigger question is whether the controversy will remain at the diplomatic level or begin to affect Malaysia&rsquo;s economic relationship with Taiwanese investors, particularly as the country seeks to strengthen its position in the global semiconductor supply chain.
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A diplomatic clash over Taiwan is raising questions about Malaysia’s relationship with Chinese and Taiwanese investors.

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Malaysia is exploring ways to reform its tax system by studying whether selected Goods and Services Tax (GST) mechanisms could be incorporated into the existing Sales and Services Tax (SST).
Prime Minister and Finance Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the aim is to create a more progressive and efficient tax system, but stressed that the government is not looking to simply reinstate the previous 6% GST.
The Finance Ministry has been instructed to study the proposal before presenting its findings to the Cabinet.
Hybrid GST-SST Plan Still In Early Stages
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Government spokesman Datuk Seri Fahmi Fadzil said Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan has been given time to prepare a report on the proposed model.
The study will consider Malaysia's experience with both GST and SST, including weaknesses in the current system and problems encountered during the previous GST era.
Fahmi said there is currently no confirmed timeline for the study, including whether any changes could be included in Budget 2027.
For now, the move does not represent a return of GST. The government is only studying whether certain GST features could improve the existing SST framework.
What Could A Hybrid GST-SST System Include?
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Anwar has stressed that SST would remain the foundation of Malaysia's tax system.
One option highlighted by tax experts is an Input Tax Credit (ITC) mechanism, which could allow eligible businesses to recover certain taxes paid on their inputs.
Under the current SST system, businesses can sometimes face tax cascading, where taxes become embedded in the cost of goods and services and are effectively taxed again further along the supply chain.
A targeted ITC system could reduce this problem without requiring Malaysia to return to the previous GST model.
Experts have also suggested greater use of digital tax administration and invoice-based reporting to strengthen tax collection and reduce revenue leakages.
Why Not Simply Bring Back GST?
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Anwar has acknowledged that GST is generally considered an efficient and transparent method of tax collection, but remains concerned about its broad-based nature.
He has said GST would place a wider tax burden on Malaysians, including those already facing cost-of-living pressures.
&ldquo;GST is a broad-based tax that taxes everyone. I do not agree with that.&rdquo;
The government is therefore considering whether selected GST mechanisms can be introduced without creating another broad-based consumption tax.
Malaysia&rsquo;s Previous GST Experience
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Malaysia introduced GST in April 2015 at a rate of 6%.
The multi-stage consumption tax faced widespread public criticism, particularly over concerns about its impact on living costs. Businesses also raised concerns over delayed tax refunds, which could affect cash flow.
GST was subsequently suspended and zero-rated in June 2018 before being abolished and replaced by SST in September 2018.
These experiences are expected to form part of the Finance Ministry's assessment as it considers any new tax structure.
Businesses Warn Against Higher Compliance Costs
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While tax experts have highlighted the potential benefits of an ITC mechanism, business groups have urged the government to keep any new system simple.
KPMG Malaysia head of tax Soh Lian Seng said a targeted credit mechanism could reduce inefficiencies caused by tax cascading, while digital reporting could improve administration.
However, SME Association of Malaysia president Chin Chee Seong warned that a complicated system could increase business costs, which may ultimately be passed on to consumers.
SAMENTA president Datuk William Ng similarly pointed to delayed ITC refunds during the previous GST era as a major concern.
He said businesses had already invested in systems for GST, SST and e-invoicing, and should not be forced to absorb another round of software, training and compliance costs.
What Could The New Model Look Like?
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Experts have suggested several possible approaches.
One option would be to have GST as a broader consumption tax while retaining SST or other targeted taxes for selected goods and services.
Another could involve a GST-style system with zero-rated or exempt sectors, alongside additional taxes on selected products such as luxury goods, tobacco and other items. Tax expert Harvindar Singh said Malaysia could also study international examples such as India and Canada, where broader consumption taxes operate alongside more targeted taxation.
However, he warned that simply placing GST on top of the existing SST could create unnecessary complexity and further tax-on-tax effects.
Concerns Over Cost Of Living
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Beyond revenue collection, the biggest concern is how any tax reform would affect ordinary Malaysians.
Critics have called for the government to provide clear details on tax rates, which goods and services would be affected, registration thresholds and how input tax credits would work.
There have also been calls for a proper impact study and assessment of compliance costs before any major changes are introduced.
The concern is that higher costs for businesses could eventually be passed on to consumers through higher prices.
Is Malaysia Bringing Back GST?
Not at this stage.
The government has not announced plans to restore the previous 6% GST.
Instead, the Finance Ministry is studying whether selected GST features can be incorporated into the current SST system to make tax collection more efficient while limiting the impact on households.
The eventual outcome could be a modified SST system, a hybrid model or no major change at all.
With Budget 2027 approaching, Malaysia's proposed tax reform is likely to remain closely watched as the government weighs its need for stronger revenue against the pressure of rising living costs.
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Anwar Ibrahim says the government wants to build a more efficient tax system without bringing back the previous 6% GST.

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Malaysia Is Exploring A Hybrid GST-SST Tax System: Here’s What It Could Mean

Some flavours are more than just something we eat. They can bring back memories of school days, family breakfasts, afternoon tea breaks and snacks shared with friends.
That nostalgia is at the heart of Inside Scoop&rsquo;s Lokal Legends 2026, which returns this year with its biggest collection yet. The annual campaign brings together nine familiar Malaysian brands and transforms their signature products into limited-edition ice cream flavours.
Launched in conjunction with Malaysia&rsquo;s National Day celebrations, the campaign celebrates the local brands that have become part of everyday Malaysian life &mdash; this time, with a scoopable twist.
Nine Familiar Brands, Nine New Flavours
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The 2026 collection features a mix of nostalgic favourites and modern Malaysian icons, with each collaboration drawing inspiration from a recognisable product or flavour:
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<li>Beryl&rsquo;s Tiramisu Almond Chocolate &ndash; Tiramisu dark chocolate ice cream layered with fudgy chocolate and honey-roasted almonds.</li>
<li>BOH&rsquo;s Teh Tarik &ndash; A Malaysian classic made with BOH tea and condensed milk, swirled with chewy brown sugar mochi. The flavour also pays tribute to BOH&rsquo;s nearly 97 years of tea-making heritage.</li>
<li>Farm Fresh&rsquo;s Pistachio Yoghurt Crunch &ndash; Tangy yoghurt ice cream paired with crunchy pistachio kunafa.</li>
<li>Gardenia&rsquo;s Choc-A-Lot Twiggies &ndash; Milk chocolate ice cream packed with bite-sized pieces of the familiar Gardenia Twiggies Choc-A-Lot.</li>
<li>Mister Potato&rsquo;s Choc Potato Chips N&rsquo; Cream &ndash; Creamy vanilla ice cream with salted caramel and crunchy chocolate-coated Mister Potato chips.</li>
<li>Oriental Kopi&rsquo;s Kaya Butter Toast &ndash; A take on the classic kopitiam breakfast, combining pandan kaya and brown butter ice cream with toast crumbs.</li>
<li>Secret Recipe&rsquo;s Chocolate Indulgence&reg; &ndash; Rich chocolate and creamy custard ice cream layered with chocolate hazelnut sauce and pieces of the iconic Chocolate Indulgence&reg; cake.</li>
<li>Thumbs&rsquo; Peanut Butter Jelly &ndash; Creamy peanut butter ice cream with ribbons of blueberry jam and peanut butter.</li>
<li>ZUS Coffee&rsquo;s Ube Latt&eacute; &ndash; Earthy ube ice cream swirled with chewy mochi bites, inspired by ZUS Coffee&rsquo;s popular Ube series.</li>
</ul>
Together, the nine limited-edition flavours put familiar Malaysian favourites into a completely different form, bringing everything from childhood snacks and kopitiam staples to popular local drinks into a single collection.
From Local Favourites To Ice Cream
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Since its introduction in 2024, Lokal Legends has grown into one of Inside Scoop&rsquo;s most anticipated annual campaigns, with fans often guessing which brands will make the next lineup and sharing their wishlists online.
According to Inside Scoop Co-Founder Edmund Tan, the campaign is about celebrating the brands that have become part of the Malaysian experience.
He said the excitement surrounding each year's reveal reflects the strong connection Malaysians have with homegrown brands &mdash; from those they grew up with to those associated with family gatherings and everyday routines.
This year&rsquo;s partners share a similar sentiment, with each bringing a familiar product and story into an entirely different format. Secret Recipe Group CEO Patrick Sim revealed that the Chocolate Indulgence&reg; collaboration went through 13 different versions before arriving at the final recipe.
ZUS Coffee, meanwhile, is bringing its popular Ube flavour into ice cream after receiving an enthusiastic response to its Ube drinks last year.
A Supermarket Full Of Malaysian Nostalgia
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For 2026, Inside Scoop has taken the campaign beyond the flavours themselves with a supermarket-inspired concept.
Supermarkets are a familiar part of everyday Malaysian life, bringing together everything from breakfast staples and snacks to drinks and treats. Inside Scoop has recreated that experience through the Lokal Legends Supermarket, bringing all nine collaborations together under one roof.
For the campaign launch, the Inside Scoop outlet at Galeria SA Sentral was transformed into the themed supermarket. Visitors could explore dedicated brand aisles, learn more about the collaborations and sample the new flavours in an interactive setting.
The concept also gives the campaign a nostalgic feel, connecting the ice cream flavours with the products and brands Malaysians might usually find while doing their weekly grocery shopping.
Get All Nine In One Box
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For those who want to try the entire collection, Inside Scoop is also offering a 9-Scoop Party Pack, featuring all nine Lokal Legends flavours in one box.
The set comes with an exclusive Lokal Legends Ice Cream Passport and sticker pack, allowing fans to collect and celebrate each of the nine collaborations.
Whether it is a familiar childhood snack, a kopitiam breakfast staple or a favourite modern drink, the collection gives Malaysians a chance to revisit familiar flavours in a completely different form.
Lokal Legends 2026 is now available at participating Inside Scoop outlets nationwide from 10 August 2026, for a limited time.
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Nine Malaysian icons, one very sweet collab! 🍦

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Khairul Aming is once again giving his fans a chance to experience a holiday of a lifetime, with five lucky buyers of his latest product set to win an all-expenses-paid trip to the breathtaking Dolomites in Italy.
The popular entrepreneur and content creator announced the special giveaway in conjunction with the launch of his newest product, Sambal Nyet Bilis, continuing his tradition of rewarding loyal customers with memorable experiences rather than just product giveaways.
Following the success of his previous fan trip to New Zealand, Khairul Aming revealed that this year&rsquo;s winners will be taken on an adventure across Europe, with each winner also allowed to bring along a plus one.
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According to Khairul Aming, the five fastest customers who purchase five bottles of Sambal Nyet Bilis during the product launch will secure a place on the exclusive trip.
The sale will begin during his TikTok Live session on Friday, 7 August 2026, at 9pm, where fans will have the opportunity to purchase the new sambal directly.
However, participants will need to take note of the payment requirements. Only purchases completed through DuitNow or FPX online banking will be eligible for the giveaway.
Payments made through debit cards, credit cards, e-wallets or PayLater services will not qualify for the competition.
The five selected winners will also be able to bring a companion, bringing the total number of travellers to 10 people. Khairul Aming confirmed that the entire trip will be fully sponsored, subject to the giveaway&rsquo;s terms and conditions.
Fans To Explore Venice, Verona And The Dolomites
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The winners will travel to Italy in October, beginning their journey at Venice Marco Polo Airport.
The group will first spend time exploring Venice before continuing their journey by road to Verona, a historic city known for its cultural landmarks and connection to the famous Romeo and Juliet story.
From there, the trip will continue to its main destination &mdash; the Dolomites mountain range in northeastern Italy.
Known as one of Italy&rsquo;s most beautiful natural attractions, the Dolomites are famous for their dramatic mountain peaks, crystal-clear lakes and stunning landscapes that attract travellers from around the world.
Khairul Aming shared that the itinerary will include various outdoor activities, particularly hiking and exploring the mountainous surroundings.
He also reminded potential winners that the trip will involve plenty of walking and physical activities, encouraging participants to prepare themselves before joining the adventure.
Continuing A Tradition Of Giving Back To Fans
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This is not the first time Khairul Aming has organised a special travel experience for his supporters.
Last year, he brought five lucky winners from his Rendang Nyet Berapi giveaway on a fully sponsored trip to South Island, New Zealand.
The trip included a variety of unforgettable experiences, including hiking around scenic mountain areas, a helicopter ride to snowy peaks, lakeside picnics, stargazing sessions, a cruise, farm visits and cooking sessions with Khairul Aming himself.
Reflecting on last year&rsquo;s winners, Khairul Aming highlighted that the competition was open to everyone, with winners coming from different backgrounds.
Among them were a dentist, a retired soldier and a student, proving that anyone had a chance of winning regardless of their profession or lifestyle.
The announcement of the Italy trip quickly attracted attention online, with many fans jokingly offering themselves as potential plus ones for anyone who manages to secure a winning spot.
Sambal Nyet Bilis Brings A New Twist To Khairul Aming&rsquo;s Popular Range
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Alongside the exciting giveaway, Khairul Aming is also preparing for the launch of Sambal Nyet Bilis, the latest addition to his successful sambal line.
The new product marks another milestone for the entrepreneur after the popularity of his original Sambal Nyet Berapi, which gained a strong following among Malaysian consumers.
Khairul Aming explained that Sambal Nyet Bilis was created to bring back the nostalgic flavours of traditional sambal, inspired by the taste and aroma of sambal commonly prepared by previous generations.
Compared to Sambal Nyet Berapi, the new version features additional ingredients including ikan bilis mata biru, green chilli and belacan, creating a richer and more traditional flavour profile.
He also advised customers not to be surprised by the amount of oil in the sambal, explaining that the product should be mixed thoroughly before consumption to ensure the ingredients are evenly combined.
Sambal Nyet Bilis will be sold at RM15.99 per bottle, with each bottle weighing 180g.
More Than Just A Product Launch
With a new sambal flavour, a TikTok Live launch and the opportunity to travel to Italy with Khairul Aming himself, the Sambal Nyet Bilis launch is expected to attract huge interest from fans.
The giveaway also reflects Khairul Aming&rsquo;s approach of building a strong connection with his audience by creating experiences that go beyond traditional brand promotions.
For lucky buyers, purchasing five bottles of sambal could potentially turn into a once-in-a-lifetime journey through one of Europe&rsquo;s most scenic destinations &mdash; alongside one of Malaysia&rsquo;s most recognisable entrepreneurs.
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Forget ordinary giveaways. Khairul Aming is sending five lucky fans and their plus-ones to Italy for the launch of his new Sambal Nyet Bilis.

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Khairul Aming Offers Fans A Trip To Italy With Sambal Nyet Bilis Launch Giveaway!

Malaysian entrepreneur and content creator Khairul Aming has officially introduced Sambal Nyet Bilis, the fourth product under his RASAPOP brand and his first new sambal in six years. Set to launch this Friday, the highly anticipated product promises a bolder flavour profile while continuing the entrepreneur's commitment to supporting local farmers, fishermen and manufacturers.
The launch comes despite recent issues surrounding the leak of his personal information, with Khairul choosing to remain focused on expanding his business and introducing what he describes as his biggest product release to date.
A New Chapter For The Sambal Nyet Series
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Since launching the original Sambal Nyet Berapi in 2021, Khairul Aming has built one of Malaysia's most successful local food brands. The range later expanded with Dendeng Nyet Berapi and Rendang Nyet Berapi, but fans have been waiting six years for an entirely new sambal.
Now, that wait is over.
According to Khairul, Sambal Nyet Bilis offers a completely different flavour from its predecessor, featuring a richer recipe with more ingredients and a spicier, more aromatic taste.
Unlike the original Sambal Nyet Berapi, which relies heavily on red chillies, the new recipe uses 75% green chillies and 25% red chillies, creating a gentler yet more fragrant heat while maintaining its signature kick.
Fresh anchovies are the star ingredient, complemented by tomatoes, kaffir lime leaves and belacan to produce a sambal inspired by traditional Malaysian flavours.
Personally Sourcing Ingredients Across Malaysia
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One of the highlights of the launch was Khairul Aming documenting his journey across Malaysia to source the best local ingredients personally.
Rather than simply purchasing raw materials, he travelled to Setiu, Terengganu, where he joined local fishermen out at sea to witness first-hand the demanding process of catching fresh anchovies. He explained that the experience gave him a greater appreciation for the hard work involved in producing what many Malaysians often consider an everyday ingredient.
He also visited chilli farms in Banting, Selangor, learning directly from local farmers about cultivating high-quality chillies before selecting those best suited for the new sambal recipe.
The approach reflects Khairul's continued emphasis on working closely with Malaysian suppliers while highlighting the people behind the country's food industry.
100% Malaysian From Farm To Factory
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Khairul also revealed that every stage of production remains entirely local.
After sourcing ingredients from around the country, Sambal Nyet Bilis is produced at RASAPOP's manufacturing facilities in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, where all processes&mdash;including quality control, cooking, bottling, packaging and distribution&mdash;take place under one roof.
The company now operates three factories capable of producing more than 12,000 bottles daily, while providing employment for around 100 local workers.
Describing the product, Khairul said it is:
"Inspired by local flavours, made using local ingredients, produced by local people for the world to enjoy."
Biggest Product Launch Yet
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Khairul Aming has described the upcoming release as the largest product launch since he started his business.
The first sales batch will consist of 125,000 bottles, all of which will be released during a special TikTok LIVE session on:
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<li>Date: 7 August 2026 (Friday)</li>
<li>Time: 9.00pm</li>
<li>Platform: Khairul Aming's TikTok LIVE</li>
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Pricing has yet to be announced, with further details expected before launch day.
Given the overwhelming response to previous Nyet products, many fans are expecting the new sambal to sell out quickly.
Building On Six Years Of Success
Khairul Aming first became a household name through his cooking videos, particularly his annual "30 Hari 30 Resepi" Ramadan series, before successfully turning his popularity into one of Malaysia's fastest-growing food brands.
His original Sambal Nyet Berapi went on to sell millions of bottles, making it one of the country's most recognisable locally developed food products.
With Sambal Nyet Bilis introducing a fresh flavour profile while maintaining the brand's commitment to Malaysian ingredients and manufacturing, Khairul hopes to offer fans something new while continuing to support local communities across the supply chain.
Those hoping to be among the first to try the latest addition to the Nyet family should mark 7 August on their calendars, when 125,000 bottles go on sale during Khairul Aming's TikTok LIVE launch.
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From one sambal to four products. Khairul Aming’s latest Sambal Nyet Bilis is made with locally sourced ingredients from across Malaysia.

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Khairul Aming Unveils New Sambal Nyet Bilis, His Biggest Product Launch Yet!

Local fast-food chain Ahmad's Fried Chicken has officially rebranded as Ahmad's HotChicken, unveiling a refreshed identity alongside one of its boldest moves yet &ndash; the appointment of an "AI CEO" to help manage the business.
The announcement has quickly attracted attention online, with the company claiming to be among the first fast-food brands in Malaysia to integrate artificial intelligence into such a senior leadership role.
AI To Support Operations And Business Decisions
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According to Ahmad's HotChicken, the AI CEO will assist with day-to-day operations, marketing, data analysis and strategic decision-making, allowing the company to respond more quickly to market trends and customer needs.
The brand said artificial intelligence will help it make faster, data-driven decisions while enhancing the overall customer experience.
"AI technology enables us to work faster, make decisions based on data and continuously improve the customer experience. It is part of Ahmad's direction to build the fast-food brand of the future," the company said.
While the announcement refers to an "AI CEO", the company has not disclosed exactly which AI system is being used or how much authority it has within the organisation.
Based on the company's statement, the AI appears to function more as a digital executive assistant or decision-support system rather than replacing a human chief executive entirely.
At the time of writing, Ahmad's HotChicken has yet to provide further technical details on how the AI will operate.
More Than Just A Name Change
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The rebranding goes beyond a new logo and name.
Ahmad's says it has rebuilt the brand from the ground up, refreshing its menu, recipes, customer experience and overall identity to create what it describes as a more modern and distinctive spicy fried chicken brand.
One of the biggest additions is its new "5 Levels of Heat" system, allowing customers to customise the spiciness of their meals. The heat scale ranges from Scaredy Cat for those who prefer no spice, followed by Low Key, Mid, Nocap Hot, and finally Reaper, which uses the famously fiery Carolina Reaper chilli.
The chain said the idea is to let customers choose a spice level that best suits their own tolerance rather than offering a one-size-fits-all experience. Alongside its fried chicken, Ahmad's HotChicken has also introduced new menu items, including Signature Mac &amp; Cheese, made with three types of cheese and topped with crispy beef bacon.
Some customers have also noticed that several promotional visuals and menu graphics appear to have been generated using AI, although the company has not officially confirmed this.
More Than 40 Outlets Across Malaysia
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The rebranded chain currently operates more than 40 outlets across Peninsular Malaysia as well as Sabah and Sarawak.
The company also has ambitions to continue expanding both locally and internationally as part of its long-term growth strategy.
AI In The CEO's Office Is Still Rare
Although artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in customer service and business operations, appointing an AI to a leadership role remains highly unusual.
One of the best-known examples is Dictador Europe, a Polish spirits company that introduced an AI-powered robot named Mika as its CEO in 2023.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong-based gaming and education technology company NetDragon Websoft appointed an AI-powered virtual executive called Tang Yu to oversee organisational management, workflow automation and data-driven business processes.
Whether Ahmad's HotChicken's AI CEO will have a similarly significant role remains to be seen, but the move highlights how Malaysian businesses are beginning to experiment with artificial intelligence beyond traditional customer-facing applications.
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New name, new identity, and an AI-powered “CEO”? Is this the future of the F&B industry? 

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Ahmad's Fried Chicken Rebrands As Ahmad's HotChicken, Introduces AI-Powered "CEO" To Help Run Business

Roma has launched its latest "Sedap Dimakan, Enak Dicelup" campaign, celebrating the authentic coconut goodness of its iconic Roma Kelapa biscuits while bringing Malaysians together through moments of sharing and togetherness.
The campaign also marks the return of South Korean superstar Lee Minho as Roma's brand ambassador for a third collaboration, reinforcing the brand's long-standing values of authenticity, trust and family bonding.
Lee Minho Returns As Roma's Brand Ambassador
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Returning for his third collaboration with the brand, Lee Minho once again fronts the Roma Kelapa campaign, helping introduce the biscuit to a new generation of consumers while celebrating the heritage that has made Roma a trusted household name across the region.
Interactive Roadshow At IOI City Mall
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As part of the campaign, Roma is hosting an 11-day roadshow at AEON, LG East Court, IOI City Mall, Putrajaya, from 2 to 12 July 2026. Visitors can enjoy interactive activities, product sampling and experience Roma Kelapa's signature dipping ritual, alongside opportunities to redeem exclusive Lee Minho-themed merchandise while stocks last.
Made with real coconut and enriched with Vitamins E, B1, B2, B6 and B12, Roma Kelapa is known for its distinctive coconut aroma, crunchy texture and the iconic "dip before you eat" experience that has been enjoyed by generations of Malaysians.
Exclusive Collectibles For Fans
Fans can also get their hands on the Lee Minho Edition Roma Kelapa Pack, available in four Roma Kelapa variants. Limited-edition collectibles, including exclusive stickers, floral hand towels, blind boxes featuring Lee Minho keychains and Roma shopping bags, are available throughout the nationwide campaign.
A special campaign event held on 4 July also brought together members of the media, influencers, content creators and Lee Minho fan communities, where guests explored Roma's heritage and took part in a "See, Smell, Crunch &amp; Savour" tasting experience showcasing the biscuit's signature flavour and texture.
Through the campaign, Roma hopes to celebrate not only one of its most iconic products, but also the simple joy of bringing Malaysians together over a familiar family favourite.
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Fans can enjoy exclusive Lee Minho collectibles, Roma Kelapa experiences and more in the brand’s latest campaign.