Starbucks has branched out in Indonesia but with the implementation of a new local policy, Starbucks has to adopt a similar pronunciation but with different spelling.
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LOL! That's really funny! Should open a Murtarbak Roti next to it :P
Ohhhh I would love to go there....
I'd reckon they serve pisgor (pisang goreng) with strong black coffee. Great place to pass time with yer BFFs! (playing 'dam aji' (checkers))
:chuckle:
*but cannot beat Sudan's Teh Kangkang lah*
Hhahhahahaa.. a good one ;)
Hmm... wonder what's next ... Biji Kopi & Daun Teh? hahaha
OMG! My friends are definately gonna laugh non-stop at that.. LOL almost same pronounciation like Setapak.
Setapak Coffee sounds like a good idea. Get some tongkat ali coffee mix and a good budget for an advertising campaign to "glamourise the concept"- Malaysians will buy anything seemingly glamorous. What about Cafe Star Bugs ? buy a mug of coffee for RM60,000 and get a free Proton Waja. Merdeka offer, while stocks lasts.
2 of u from setapak, is it?
60,000 for a mug - u hav already paid for the car .... haha
well, the biz owner is smart enuf to beat ard the bush to start a similar biz
but i like all yr ideas..... why not 1 shop sells all yr suggested drinks
*LMAO!!!!!!*
That is damn funny.
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