E-Cafe in Malaysia: Running One Behind a Glass Front
A Malaysian e-cafe runs behind clear glass, on an open floor, until midnight. Here is how to price the seats, sell the food and keep the books just as clear.
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A Malaysian e-cafe runs behind clear glass, on an open floor, until midnight. Here is how to price the seats, sell the food and keep the books just as clear.
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