McDonald's Menu Rahmah is proof food is not low class, says Salahuddin

PETALING JAYA: McDonald's Malaysia has launched the Menu Rahmah to enable all Malaysians to enjoy McDonald's meals for as low as RM5 at more than 300 branches nationwide.

Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub said the initiative by the leading fast food restaurant proved that Menu Rahmah was not a low-class menu only for the B40 group, as claimed by some quarters.

Meanwhile, McDonald's Malaysia vice-president and chief marketing officer Melati Abdul Hai said the restaurant offers three options for the menu, namely chicken burger, chicken porridge and McEgg, each with a cup of iced lemon tea. "This is also our effort to be close with the community and to attract more customers from various backgrounds to enjoy our meals together," she said.

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