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On this week's show, we speak with Adrian Yap, the founder of Tiffin. Tiffin is a company that's been blending the culinary and creative worlds to bring us some of the most exciting food events we've seen in Klang Valley in the past few years. Over the pandemic though, Tiffin as a brand has had to pivot to other avenues, infusing their creative eye into any and all projects they're a part of. So today, we'll hear about the Tiffin journey, and find out what lies ahead for the company.
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On this week's show, we have Chong Chooi Yau and Tan Chien Yin, the co-founders of Nom Studio, a tableware and ceramics brand that started over the pandemic. Nom Studio's products come at a time when Malaysians are cooking more and caring more about the aesthetics of food than ever before, and so they've gone from strength to strength with their taste in ceramics and a pretty ingenious direct-to-consumer business model.
IMAGE SOURCE: Nom Studio
On this week's show, we have Chong Chooi Yau and Tan Chien Yin, the co-founders of Nom Studio, a tableware and ceramics brand that started over the pandemic. Nom Studio's products come at a time when Malaysians are cooking more and caring more about the aesthetics of food than ever before, and so they've gone from strength to strength with their taste in ceramics and a pretty ingenious direct-to-consumer business model.
IMAGE SOURCE: Nom Studio
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On this week's show, we have Kristin Tan, a vegan recipe developer and content creator that has had breakout success over the pandemic, drawing people with her catchy videos on Instagram and TikTok, making vegan versions of many popular Malaysian dishes like currypuffs, kuihs, and even char siu!
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On this week's show, we have Kristin Tan, a vegan recipe developer and content creator that has had breakout success over the pandemic, drawing people with her catchy videos on Instagram and TikTok, making vegan versions of many popular Malaysian dishes like currypuffs, kuihs, and even char siu!
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On this week's show, we have Bryan Loo, the founder and CEO of Loob Holding, the company that owns many food brands, including the well-known and well-loved bubble tea brand, Tealive. On the episode, Bryan tells us about some of the food aid efforts Loob Holding has been a part of, and sheds some light on how food businesses can go about helping their community in a more sustainable, long-term way.
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On this week's show, we'll be hearing from two restaurateurs on the subject of food aid. Our first guest on the show is Marcus Low from Table & Apron restaurant and Universal Bakehouse, who's been involved in food aid effort since the inception of his restaurant. And after the break, we'll hear from Emmilyn and Evelyn Yeoh from The Butter Pantry cafe in Ampang, who more recently started a food relief initiative that has gained quite a bit of traction and are doing real good for their community.
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On this week's show, we'll be hearing from two restaurateurs on the subject of food aid. Our first guest on the show is Marcus Low from Table & Apron restaurant and Universal Bakehouse, who's been involved in food aid effort since the inception of his restaurant. And after the break, we'll hear from Emmilyn and Evelyn Yeoh from The Butter Pantry cafe in Ampang, who more recently started a food relief initiative that has gained quite a bit of traction and are doing real good for their community.
On this week's show, we have Zoee Wong, the project lead of the Food Relief Project, an initiative under Food Aid Foundation. Zoee is a chef who earned her stripes in fine dining restaurants across the world, and now that she's back in Malaysia, she started Food Relief Project to connect restaurants and donors to communities in need, providing food and meal kits to them through a well thought-out model for food aid. For more on Food Relief Project, whether you'd like to donate or join the project, visit here.
IMAGE SOURCE: Food Aid Foundation / FACEBOOK
On this week's show, we have Zoee Wong, the project lead of the Food Relief Project, an initiative under Food Aid Foundation. Zoee is a chef who earned her stripes in fine dining restaurants across the world, and now that she's back in Malaysia, she started Food Relief Project to connect restaurants and donors to communities in need, providing food and meal kits to them through a well thought-out model for food aid. For more on Food Relief Project, whether you'd like to donate or join the project, visit here.
IMAGE SOURCE: Food Aid Foundation / FACEBOOK
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