Let’s face it, food prices are mostly shooting through the roof nowadays. Not only the prices of groceries or F&B, but even the food being sold at Ramadhan bazaars are soaring too.
Murtabak, being one of them, are commonly priced between RM5-RM8 in most places around the country.
However, for these vendors in Sedim (Kedah), their well-priced RM3 murtabak are winning customers’ hearts.
According to Ahmad Tarmimi and Siti Zaleha, their decision to retain the price has been positively welcomed by others, as they wished to ease customers’ burdens.
