Nabil Luqman

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Inside Scoop

Yee Sang

CNY2025

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In Malaysia, we&rsquo;re fortunate&mdash;or perhaps occasionally overwhelmed&mdash;to enjoy an abundance of public holidays. After the New Year celebrations wind down, the festive mood seamlessly transitions from the joy of Christmas to the anticipation of Chinese New Year. And when it comes to Chinese New Year, one dish remains iconic: Yee Sang. This vibrant and colourful dish is more than just a feast for the eyes&mdash;it symbolises harmony, blessings, and prosperity.
But if you&rsquo;re in the mood to shake things up this year, local ice cream favourite Inside Scoop has an innovative treat to delight your taste buds: Malaysia&rsquo;s first-ever Ice Cream Yee Sang!
Wait, Ice Cream Yee Sang? Yes, You Heard That Right!
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Inside Scoop has reimagined the traditional Yee Sang, swapping out raw fish and vegetables for their signature ice cream flavours and an array of sweet, crunchy toppings. This creative dessert offers a refreshing spin on the classic dish, adding a cool and creamy touch to your Chinese New Year celebrations.
For just RM68, you can select five of your favourite ice cream flavours to toss alongside toppings such as Bo Chui crackers, yam sticks, red velvet cake crumbs, peanut chunks, almond flakes, chocolate pearls, jelly, and a zesty passion fruit sauce.
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&ldquo;From the beginning, our goal has always been to craft products that resonate with Malaysians and reflect our passion for fun and creativity,&rdquo; said Edmund Tan, co-founder of Inside Scoop. &ldquo;Ice Cream Yee Sang is our way of bringing people together in a way that feels both nostalgic and exciting.&rdquo;
This exclusive in-store dessert is available for a limited time only at these eight Inside Scoop outlets:
<ul>
<li>IOI City Mall</li>
<li>Sunway Pyramid</li>
<li>Damansara Jaya</li>
<li>The Gardens Mall</li>
<li>USJ Taipan</li>
<li>IOI Damansara Mall (formerly Tropicana Gardens Mall)</li>
<li>Kepong</li>
<li>Klang</li>
</ul>
Celebrate Chinese New Year with Special Treats
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In addition to the Ice Cream Yee Sang, Inside Scoop is also offering two delectable cakes for the festive season: the CNY Gold Bar Cake (RM163) and the Mandarin Orange Cake (RM143).
The CNY Gold Bar Cake features a rich combination of Genmaicha ice cream (crafted with Niko Neko Genmaicha), wrapped in a layer of genmai mousse, and layered with grapefruit orange jam, matcha sponge, and a hazelnut feuilletine base. Adding an element of surprise, eight lucky cakes include a hidden treasure&mdash;a 2g 24K gold bar from Poh Kong!
Meanwhile, the Mandarin Orange Cake blends mandarin yoghurt swirl ice cream with jasmine orange mousse, layered with pineapple jam on an almond feuilletine base. Both desserts are perfect for gifting or sharing at reunion dinners, adding a sweet touch to your celebrations.
For more information or to place an order, visit Inside Scoop&rsquo;s <a href="https://insidescoop.com.my/pages/cny-2025-cakes">website</a>. Don&rsquo;t miss this chance to add a creative twist to your Chinese New Year festivities!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Make this Chinese New Year sweeter than ever!

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Celebrate This Chinese New Year With “Malaysia’s First” Yee Sang Ice Cream By Inside Scoop!

When visiting any shopping mall in the Klang Valley or across Malaysia, it's hard to miss the popular Japanese clothing store, UNIQLO, known for its signature and energetic &ldquo;Welcome to UNIQLO!&rdquo; greeting from staff members.
While the enthusiastic greeting can sometimes catch shoppers off guard, especially in the typically quiet atmosphere of retail stores, many customers leave with positive impressions of their shopping experience.
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The store has also gained attention online for its attractive hiring advertisements, which offered retail associates a basic monthly salary of RM3,000. Compared to many full-time positions in Malaysia, this pay is considered relatively competitive.
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/3891/msian-netizens-shocked-and-applaud-uniqlo-for-offering-retail-associates-a-basic-salary-of-rm3000">M&rsquo;sian Netizens Shocked &amp; Applaud UNIQLO For Offering Retail Associates A Basic Salary Of RM3,000</a>
Although the job may appear enticing at first glance, the reality of UNIQLO&rsquo;s work culture might come as a surprise to many. While some describe the environment as relatively laid-back, typical of retail work, the demanding long hours often reflect the job's inherent nature. However, recent grievances from former employees have shed light on increasing dissatisfaction with the company's management, highlighting concerns about its practices and policies.
UNIQLO&rsquo;s Instagram Post Gets Flooded With Dissatisfied Employees
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Recently, the well-known clothing brand posted on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/DE6L_FOpOgj/?img_index=1">Instagram</a> to promote a sale for the upcoming Chinese New Year celebrations. What seemed like a standard update quickly took an unexpected turn upon closer inspection of the comments section.&nbsp;
Instead of the usual enthusiasm for the sale, the post was flooded with complaints from individuals claiming to be former employees. They expressed dissatisfaction with UNIQLO&rsquo;s management, raising concerns about workplace conditions and practices.&nbsp;
Among the over 3,000 comments, many netizens chimed in by tagging friends to "spill the tea," transforming the post into a platform for grievances rather than festive excitement.
Netizens Balance Out The Views Of Alleged Staff Experiences
Scrolling through the comments section, some of the grievances raised by individuals include the unprofessional handling of annual leave requests, with instances of approved leave being abruptly cancelled.
&ldquo;I submitted my leave application three months ahead and even bought plane tickets. But just a week before the date, my leave was revoked, and they accused me of applying at the last minute,&rdquo; one user shared.
Others highlighted perceived unfairness in staff promotions, alleging favouritism within the workplace.
&ldquo;They only promote their preferred staff, even when their performance is poor,&rdquo; claimed a former UNIQLO employee.
Additionally, there were complaints about the company&rsquo;s poor work-life balance, despite offering relatively competitive salaries.
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments:
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Reaction From UNIQLO 
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Despite the post being inundated with critical comments about its management, UNIQLO has yet to release a formal public statement addressing the matter.&nbsp;
However, when approached for clarification, the company promptly responded, stating that it is committed to maintaining a fair, transparent, and respectful work environment for all employees. UNIQLO emphasised that it takes employee feedback seriously and is dedicated to addressing concerns raised by its staff.
While the truth behind these claims about UNIQLO&rsquo;s management remains uncertain, it&rsquo;s worth noting that some individuals who have worked part-time with the brand have shared positive experiences. For now, we can only wait to see if the company will issue a formal public statement to address the concerns raised.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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UNIQLO’s CNY Sale Post Sparks Allegations Of Toxic Work Culture From Former Employees

A prominent Malaysian restaurant chain, Oriental Kopi, has found itself in hot water after announcing a temporary hike in its service fees during the upcoming Chinese New Year holiday. Notices displayed at its outlets informed customers that the usual 10% service fee would increase to 15% on January 29 and 30, the first two days of the Lunar New Year.
This increase, on top of the standard 6% Sales and Service Tax (SST), means diners will face an additional 21% in charges on their bills. The announcement has sparked widespread criticism online, with many netizens accusing the restaurant of exploiting the festive season to pass operational costs onto customers.
Public Backlash and Criticism
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The decision has drawn the ire of many on social media platforms, with critics questioning the fairness of such a practice. Customers expressed frustration, arguing that businesses should manage increased holiday costs from their profits rather than shifting the burden to diners. Some pointed out that the increased footfall during festive seasons naturally boosts revenue, which could be used to cover extra expenses like higher staff wages.
Several netizens proposed alternative solutions, such as reducing operating hours or temporarily closing if the restaurant cannot manage the increased demand without resorting to higher fees. Others even questioned the legality of the fee hike and tagged the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDNHEP) to investigate.
However, a few defended the restaurant, suggesting the hike was justifiable. They noted that businesses must pay double wages during public holidays and are often prohibited from closing by mall policies.
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments:
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Ministry Intervention
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In light of the growing public outcry, KPDNHEP has confirmed it will look into the matter. The ministry stated that businesses should not arbitrarily increase charges, especially during significant holidays, without valid justification.
&ldquo;The enforcement unit has taken action to track the parties involved and will summon the restaurant for discussions to determine the reason behind the increase or change in service fees,&rdquo; the ministry said in a statement.
The case is being investigated under the Price Control and Anti-Profiteering Act 2011. This law sets strict penalties for businesses found guilty of unreasonable price hikes or profiteering:
<ul>
<li>Companies: Fines of up to RM500,000 for a first offence and up to RM1 million for repeat offences.</li>
<li>Individuals: Fines of up to RM100,000, a maximum jail term of three years, or both for a first offence. Repeat offenders face fines of up to RM250,000, a maximum jail term of five years, or both.</li>
</ul>
While the ministry has encouraged the public to report similar cases, it noted that no official complaints against Oriental Kopi have been lodged yet.
Recurring Issue
This isn&rsquo;t the first time Oriental Kopi has raised its service fees during the Lunar New Year. Last year, the restaurant reportedly implemented a similar hike, though it went largely unnoticed, as no formal complaints were filed at the time.
This year&rsquo;s controversy, however, has reignited debates about service fees in the food and beverage industry. While some argue that businesses have no choice but to adjust prices to cover holiday expenses, others believe such practices unfairly target consumers during times of celebration.
A Broader Industry Dilemma
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The incident highlights the challenges faced by the food and beverage industry during festive seasons. Many restaurants struggle to balance the need to remain profitable with the expectations of customers, especially when operating under increased costs for staffing, ingredients, and logistics.
On the one hand, festive seasons often bring in larger crowds, generating higher revenue. On the other, businesses are also burdened with additional expenses, such as overtime wages for staff, which can double during public holidays.
Some industry experts argue that clear communication and transparency about pricing can help businesses navigate such situations. Instead of last-minute notices, restaurants could pre-emptively inform customers about potential surcharges, giving them a choice to dine elsewhere if they find the fees excessive.
As KPDNHEP continues its investigation, the public eagerly awaits clarity on whether Oriental Kopi&rsquo;s fee increase breaches regulations. The outcome could set a precedent for how businesses handle price adjustments during peak seasons, particularly in an era where consumers are increasingly vocal about their rights.
For now, the debate underscores the fine line between maintaining profitability and ensuring customer satisfaction, especially during cultural celebrations that are meant to bring joy rather than financial strain.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments
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CNY Service Fee Hike At Popular Oriental Kopi Restaurant Chain Sparks Outrage

The Malaysian government has officially announced the end of toll exemptions during festive seasons, a decision that marks the conclusion of a longstanding tradition. Starting this year, road users will no longer enjoy toll-free travel during holidays, including the upcoming Chinese New Year on January 29, 2025.
Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi confirmed that the initiative has been discontinued following a Cabinet decision made last year. Speaking at a press conference, Nanta explained, "This decision aligns with the government&rsquo;s broader strategy of implementing more targeted subsidies. Details of the new approach will be announced soon."
The Last Toll-Free Holidays
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The final instances of toll exemptions occurred during the Christmas holiday in 2024, with free tolls limited to personal vehicles categorised as Class 1. Over the years, the initiative has cost the government substantial amounts. In 2024 alone, toll-free days during Aidilfitri, Deepavali, Chinese New Year, and Christmas incurred costs of RM80.07 million, RM42.31 million, RM41.21 million, and RM38 million, respectively.
Nanta highlighted that the financial burden of toll exemptions was fully borne by the government, with concessionaires incurring no losses. On average, each day of toll-free travel costs the government approximately RM20 million.
A Targeted Approach to Subsidies
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While details of the new targeted approach remain undisclosed, Nanta assured that the policy shift is part of the government&rsquo;s ongoing efforts to reform subsidies. "We are working towards a system that benefits those who need it most. The specifics will be shared in due course," he said.
This transition comes as part of a broader policy to optimise financial resources and address the country's economic challenges, including rising costs and a need for fiscal efficiency.
Public Reaction
The announcement has sparked mixed reactions from the public. Many Malaysians who had grown accustomed to toll-free travel during festive seasons view the change as a significant shift. Others see it as a necessary step to ensure subsidies are allocated more equitably.
The government&rsquo;s decision also aligns with recent infrastructure developments. Speaking at the opening of Section 2 of the West Coast Expressway (WCE), Nanta noted that the highway is expected to serve around 150,000 daily users and connect Selangor, Perak, and the northern regions.
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments:
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Malaysians shouldn't be bought by 'free' toll nonsense. It's not "free". The gov pays on our behalf in other words it's still our money. It's also cheap that they think they can 'buy ' our support with free toll. That is not FREE!
&mdash; ForABetterMY (@ForABetterMY) <a href="https://twitter.com/ForABetterMY/status/1881623701248245783?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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After all, only the rich city boys get to enjoy this toll exemption. Miskin bandar tak mampu nak balik kampung, miskin kampung tak lalu tol.
&mdash; Ho 𝕏 (@hofizachoson) <a href="https://twitter.com/hofizachoson/status/1881590061323743363?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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That&rsquo;s okay. No need exemptions. It&rsquo;s actually time we stopped having highway tolls actually.
&mdash; Paul PaKat (@psunster) <a href="https://twitter.com/psunster/status/1881851672366051609?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Ok but when want to abolish toll? DSAI <a href="https://twitter.com/anwaribrahim?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@anwaribrahim</a> That was one of the manifestos right..
&mdash; William Jacob  (@williamjacob88) <a href="https://twitter.com/williamjacob88/status/1881583160250830940?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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It&rsquo;s not even free at the first place. Govt paid for it and we pay the govt through taxes. 😑
&mdash; 職業廢人 (@iamnotreiko) <a href="https://twitter.com/iamnotreiko/status/1881697567471472940?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Dah lama tak dengar berita menyeronokkan dari PM Anwar. Bantuan2 dan duit free semua sekadar sambungan dari Najibon. Lepas ni targeted subsidies pulaaaaaa. Sama ada ramai yg layak tak dapat atau ketirisan la lepas ni.
&mdash; AzMan (@abangboring) <a href="https://twitter.com/abangboring/status/1881599668083400780?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 21, 2025</a></blockquote>

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A New Chapter in Festive Travel
As Malaysia transitions away from toll-free festive seasons, the focus now shifts to how the government will implement its targeted subsidy approach. While many details remain to be revealed, the decision reflects the government&rsquo;s commitment to addressing economic challenges while balancing the needs of its citizens.
For now, motorists will need to prepare for a different experience during holiday travel, marking the end of an era in Malaysia&rsquo;s festive traditions.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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The government is set to introduce a new targeted subsidy approach soon. What are your thoughts?

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Free Toll Exemptions Discontinued: Government Shifts To Targeted Subsidies

Seven Bank Ltd, the banking arm of Japan&rsquo;s 7-Eleven Group, has officially entered the Malaysian market, bringing its innovative Cash Recycling Machines (CRMs) under the brand name Reachful. These machines, combining automated teller machine (ATM) and cash deposit machine (CDM) functionalities, aim to enhance banking accessibility and convenience for Malaysians.
The rollout begins with 100 CRMs planned for installation in 7-Eleven outlets across Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, and Penang by the end of 2025. Further expansion into Sabah, Sarawak, and suburban areas is slated for 2026, marking Malaysia as Seven Bank&rsquo;s fourth international market, following successful ventures in the United States, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
Addressing Malaysia&rsquo;s Banking Needs
<img src="https://r2.myc.my/1a37f1c6fdfd56ff607fb2c844c447bb30b54d9666d86b6623516cb360124734" /> From left: Reachful Malaysia Sdn Bhd chief executive officer Jin Sudo with Seven Bank Ltd president Masaaki Matsuhashi and its managing executive officer Tsuneo Nagashima.
Malaysia&rsquo;s payment landscape still heavily relies on cash, despite a gradual shift toward digital transactions. A 2022 PayNet study revealed that 78% of Malaysians prefer cash payments, with 48% using cash daily&mdash;a figure that rises to nearly two-thirds in non-urban areas. A more recent 2024 Ipsos report showed that 45% of Malaysians still rely exclusively on cash for transactions.
Recognising this demand, Seven Bank aims to address gaps in ATM density and banking services in underserved areas. Reachful Malaysia&rsquo;s CEO, Jin Sudo, highlighted the country&rsquo;s growing population, GDP, and persistent cash circulation as key factors driving the expansion.
Seven Bank president Masaaki Matsuhashi shared the vision of making financial services more accessible:
&ldquo;By collaborating with our partner companies to deploy ATM services in 7-Eleven stores in Malaysia, we hope to enrich the lives of the Malaysian people and contribute to further social development and economic growth.&rdquo;
Enhancing Convenience Through CRMs
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The CRMs offer users a seamless banking experience, allowing cash withdrawals and deposits in a single location. Installed initially at 7-Eleven outlets, the machines will charge RM1 for interbank cash withdrawals, aligning with fees from Malaysian Electronic Payment System (MEPS) ATMs.
The machines also aim to elevate the convenience factor for 7-Eleven customers, as highlighted by co-CEO Tan U-Ming:
&ldquo;We want our stores to be one-stop solutions where customers can grab a coffee, pay bills, and withdraw or deposit cash&mdash;all in one visit.&rdquo;
In addition to deploying CRMs in 7-Eleven stores, Reachful Malaysia is exploring potential partnerships with supermarkets, petrol stations, and other locations to expand its presence further.
Future Expansion and Collaborations
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Currently, Malaysia boasts 2,600 7-Eleven stores, making it a promising market for integrating retail and financial services. Reachful Malaysia also plans to develop additional services based on customer needs, potentially introducing value-added features to its machines.
With its first CRM already operational in Rawang and many more installations on the way, the company is set to transform the way Malaysians access banking services. Whether in bustling urban centres or underserved suburban areas, Reachful&rsquo;s expansion promises to offer greater financial accessibility and convenience.
A Promising Collaboration
The rollout is a collaborative effort involving Seven Bank Ltd, 7-Eleven Services Sdn Bhd, HQZ Credit Sdn Bhd, and SMRT Holdings Bhd, showcasing a strong commitment to bridging the gap between financial services and retail convenience.
As the CRMs begin appearing in your neighbourhood, you can look forward to a more streamlined and accessible banking experience&mdash;one that perfectly aligns with Malaysia&rsquo;s evolving financial landscape.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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The first CRM is now live in Rawang, with more rolling out nationwide in stages!

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Seven Bank Expands To Malaysia: 7-Eleven Stores To Deploy 100 CRMs Nationwide

The National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM) is running a special initiative to offer free HPV vaccinations to eligible individuals from January 20 to 26. This vital programme aims to boost awareness and protect more people from HPV-related cancers.
Why the HPV Vaccine is Important
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HPV, or human papillomavirus, is a prevalent virus that can lead to serious health issues, including cervical, anal, and throat cancers. By increasing vaccination rates, NCSM hopes to reduce the risk of these cancers and safeguard the health of Malaysians.
Who Can Get Vaccinated?
The HPV Immunisation Programme is open to:
<ul>
<li>Males and females aged 13 to 26 years old.</li>
<li>Individuals needing either their first or second doses of the vaccine.</li>
</ul>
Note: Individuals outside this age range may be subject to specific terms and conditions.
How to Participate?
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Location: Vaccinations will be administered at the Level 3 Activity Room, NCSM, Kuala Lumpur.
Dates and Times: Walk-ins are welcome between 8:30 AM and 10:00 PM, from 20 to 26 January 2025.
To secure your slot, simply register by scanning the provided QR code.
Need More Information?
For further enquiries, feel free to reach out to NCSM via <a href="https://wa.link/q4a4ee">WhatsApp</a>.
This is a fantastic opportunity to prioritise your health and take a proactive step in preventing HPV-related cancers. Don't miss it!
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Celebrate This Chinese New Year With “Malaysia’s First” Yee Sang Ice Cream By Inside Scoop!

Make this Chinese New Year sweeter than ever!

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