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Ala Carte - Cinta Ria

Catherine Chin, Cinta Ria | Christopher Chin, Cinta Ria

06-Dec-16 10:00

Ala Carte - Cinta Ria

Nestled in the heart of Damansara Jaya, the cosy Cinta Ria has been serving hearty home-cooked meals for almost a decade. Initially starting out as a school catering service, Cinta Ria is now well-known for their local and fusion food. We speak to founders Catherine Chin and Christopher Chin to sneak a peek at the humble roots of the successful family-owned business.


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