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A Malaysian meal in Auckland for $4.99? New eatery aims to offer street food at Malaysian prices .
24 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Amanda Annie, left, and Robin Annadass want to bring the Malaysian Mamak dining experience to New Zealand. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Amanda Annie, left, and Robin Annadass want to bring the Malaysian Mamak dining experience to New Zealand. Photo / Jason Oxenham
Lincoln Tan is the New Zealand Herald’s diversity, ethnic affairs and immigration senior reporter.lincoln.tan@nzherald.co.nz@LincolnTanNZH
From just $4.99, you can have a fairly satisfying Malaysian street food noodle, rice or roti meal at this new mamak styled eatery in the Auckland suburb of Three Kings.
Last-minute Christmas shopping was disrupted for disabled people in Three Kings, with parking blocked by a bin.
An 82-year-old veteran is furious a skip bin blocked disability parking at a local shopping plaza in the days leading up to Christmas. The bin occupied one of two disabled parking spots at Three Kings Plaza for the past four days, and Gerry Wright s attempts to contact the company behind it did not resolve the issue. Waste management firm Green Gorilla said the bin has now been removed and a memo sent to its drivers to avoid it happening again.
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