In a heartwarming story that has captured the attention of Malaysians online, a simple act of kindness by a regular customer at a Kuala Lumpur restaurant has gone viral for all the right reasons.

Azrul Shah Mohd Isa, owner of a well-known eatery in Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI), recently shared on Facebook about an unassuming man who visits his restaurant daily to purchase a large quantity of fried chicken. What made the act stand out wasn't the purchase itself, but the purpose behind it.

Azrul noticed that the customer always requested plain plastic bags instead of the usual takeaway containers. Intrigued by this routine, Azrul decided to ask the man why.

To his surprise, the customer revealed that the food wasn't for himself or his family, it was for the stray cats living around TTDI and Sungai Penchala. Without seeking recognition or reward, the man had been quietly buying 20 to 30 pieces of fried chicken every day just to feed the hungry felines he encounters.

"He never asked for discounts or special treatment. His only request was for the chicken to be packed simply," Azrul wrote in his post. "May Allah ease and multiply the sustenance of generous souls like this."

The Facebook post quickly gained traction, touching the hearts of netizens who praised the mans compassion and humility. Many commented on how rare it is to find someone who consistently gives without expecting anything in return.

Azrul, who has seen many kind-hearted patrons over the years, admitted that this quiet act of care left a lasting impression.

As the story continues to be shared online, Malaysians are celebrating this everyday hero who proves that even the smallest gestures, when done with sincerity, can make a big difference.