At the newest stall in Bangsar’s Kopitiam Chun Heong, ‘bak kut teh’ from a chef paying 'homage to growing up in Klang'
Beginning from the the idea by his pupils, the teacher started preparing the materials needed to transform a classroom into a cafe.“I bought materials needed for the transformation from online platforms whenever I return to Peninsular Malaysia to visit my family, and then bringing them along to the school from Sibu where I stay,” he said., Muhamad Tarmizi said he started the project in May last year by using his teaching allowance to buy the items.
The classroom may be modelled after a cafe, and may not serve coffee, but the children do get refreshments.