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Goodbye To Chili’s Bangsar Store of 27 Years

After 27 long years of service, it is sad to know that Chili’s Malaysia is closing down its first flagship outlet in Bangsar Shopping Centre for good by the end of the month.

The outlet first opened its doors June 1994. Malaysian foodies will only have slightly over 2 weeks to enjoy the beloved Tex-Mex franchise in Bangsar.

 

The company announced the closure via Instagram and has seen myriad of response from loyal customers. Many who are already making plans to have their last hurrah at the outlet.

The fast-food company gave no actual reason about the closure. But it is not a strange occurrence since the pandemic. F&B industry has been largely affected.

Picture: Instagram

However, fans of the fast-food chain can still visit other Chili’s outlets in Klang Valley – which includes Mid Valley Megamall, 1 Utama, Empire Shopping Gallery and Suria KLCC.

Source: Hype, Chilli’s Malaysia

Adib Mohd

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