Getting Hungry With Fried Chillies

Adly Rizal, CEO & Founder, FriedChillies | Honey Ahmad, Co-Founder & Head of Content, FriedChillies

14-Nov-17 10:00

There is one question that plagues Malaysians every minute of every hour of every day, and that question is: Where or what are we going to eat? Fried Chillies is a company dedicated to food - advertising new places to check out, giving you new recipes to try, and hosting extraordinary eating events. Adly Rizal, CEO and Founder and Honey Ahmad, co-founder and head of content, discuss how far Fried Chillies has come since their humble beginning in 1997.

Produced by: Christine Wong

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Tags: Enterprise, Fried Chillies, Adly Rizal, Honey Ahmad, Food and beverage industry, digital food company, F&B, where to eat, what to eat

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