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EATING OUT


More and more people are eating out.It is their lifestyle that made them eat more outside than inside their homes.There is no or little time to cook and they are too tired after work.Restaurants are everywhere - for all and sundry 24/7 in Malaysia.When people eat at the restaurants, they have to eat all they paid for on the plates. This may be one of the reasons why more than 50% are obese,not to mention the type of foods they eat.


Restaurants are billions dollars business.They are not just selling food per se.Most of them are well decorated to please the eyes, ears and the hearts of the customers.What they are selling is the experience eating at their restaurants so that the customers will keep coming back.Even Mamak shops are well lighted and decorated.

Many ways to attract the customers.One of the ways is to let the customers see how the food is being prepared and
 let the smell goes free.This is good marketing.


Bright colours attract people and very inviting.


Another factor that invites people to eat outside is the location with great views.It can be in a city centre where people can watch the passing crowd or by the lakeside.





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