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Just Can’t Get Enough Food

Elynna Effendi, Sedap TV

16-Apr-21 10:00

Just Can’t Get Enough Food

Malaysia is known for its diversity and love for food. SedapTV offers public access to hundreds of food and product reviews and is deemed Malaysia’s Ultimate Food platform as it is founded on the love of Malaysia’s unique and delectable food. We speak to the founder of SedapTV, Elyna Effendi on the launch of her app, the specialty of her meal kits and whether or not she will be expanding her business overseas. 

 

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Freda Liu


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