Go for NON HALAL

vietnamese food has pork. Its not fitting for muslims.

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Added on August 9, 2010, 6:21 pmTo get halal certification, you're adding more COSTS into your operations.

SO AVOID!

This post has been edited by happy4ever: Aug 9 2010, 06:21 PM

you intend to hire vietnamese workers to cook???

now thats expensive...but still better than those who hire INDONS that CANT COOK!

The most authentic vietnamese food i've tried (away from vietnam) was in melbourne, where there's a lot of vietnamese there.

The beef and rice noodles are awesome.

For legal matters, talk to a company secretary to form a private limited company and get necessary licenses and inocculations for food handling.

Its a business. All businesses has to be registered.

Sole proprietary business is the easiest (which i used when i first startup my own biz) which can be done online. But for foreigners, need more process.

In your case, its best to go for private limited business (Sdn Bhd or sendirian berhad). This is because when people get food poisoning (worse case scenario), and you got sued, your personal liabilities are limited...so you don't go broke and live on the streets.

Its to safeguard yourself and your assets.

A small stall call Restoran Pendatang Vietnam

Sorry, no need to feel shy.

we chinese immigrants have been called immigrants for so long past 50 over years.

you're still new. Will get used to it la. No worry. you can even be one of the wealthiest people in malaysia. top 10 richest in this country are mostly all immigrants. So its no problem.

If you've tried real vietnamese food, those u see in pavilion and MV are indeed shitbrix food and expensive.

Even the one in USJ taipan tastes like crap.

NEVER EVER BE SORRY FOR TOUCHING SOMEONE!

Thats the malaysian culture. if you touched someone, make sure you say "suka tak? mau lagi?" and they will say "sa sayang, terima kasih"

touch, please touch me also. i love it when you touch me