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History Of Bandar Baru Bangi
It is our mission and vision to be the one who provide the best product and service to the customer. Some of the uniqueness of our cafe is that we provide food that will have the same exact taste of it. It is because we use frozen food to cook. The quality of the food will stay the same for such a long period. Next, it will also effect the service to the customer because it does not take much time to be cook. Furthermore, it will ease our workers job to serve the food because it is easy to make by just put it in the microwave and it also does not make a hot mess in the kitchen area.
Our next inspiration is from the Korean restaurant. Most of the Korean restaurant have delivery service, so we take the idea and put it in our cafe service. As we all know, most of Malaysia cafe or restaurant does not do any delivery service. Except for Pizza Hut, Dominos Pizza and Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) have the delivery service. This services will help the customer that or lazy, busy and does not have time to eat at the cafe. We will …show more content…
There are a lot of reason for choosing Bandar Baru Bangi as our location. First, Bandar Baru Bangi is an industrial city. In Bandar Baru only, there are eight industry such as Pepsi and Sony. It shows that there are a lot of workers in Bandar Baru Bangi’s area. Next, it also have eight university and college such as University Kebangsaan Malaysia and Kolej Poly-Tech Mara. It shows that there are a lot of students in this area. Our cafe will be attractive to the students because we provide cheap food and wifi. The students can eat and do their assignment at the same time in our cafe. There are sixteen schools in Bandar Baru Bangi. It shows that there are a lot of family that live in this area. It is very suits to our cafe because we offer kid meals and have a family package for the menu. All of the reasons shows that there are a lot of population of people living in Bandar Baru
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