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CELEBRATING THE NATION’S GOODNESS WITH ‘MARRYBROWN NASI LEMAK DAY’ ON 1 AUGUST 2020


No matter how far or near, we Malaysians will never forget our roots – be it in our culture, the language we speak or our undying love for food, particularly for the dish that is often thought of when one mentions Malaysia: Nasi Lemak.


Just like how each and every ingredient is important on a plate of nasi lemak, the same goes for Malaysians who thrive better when each and every one comes together to celebrate harmony and unity. This is especially important for the year 2020: a year filled with unexpected twists but thanks to the unity and teamwork of all, we are progressively moving forward to a brand-new start.

Sharing the same sentiment, the largest Halal homegrown fast-food chain, Marrybrown declares the First of August 2020, Marrybrown Nasi Lemak Day – a day Marrybrown is proud to celebrate the nation’s goodness and awesomeness, Nasi Lemak, Hidangan Kebanggaan Kita!

To officially launch Marrybrown Nasi Lemak Day, we would like to invite all Malaysians including yourselves, to join Marrybrown in kicking-off Marrybrown Nasi Lemak Day, where Marrybrown will be giving away more than 10,000 boxes of Nasi Lemak MB nationwide. Further details can be found below:

                Date      : Saturday, 1 August 2020
                Time      : From 10am onwards
                Outlets : Dine-in / Takeaway across selected outlets nationwide (While stocks last)

For more information on Marrybrown or Marrybrown Nasi Lemak Day, its promotions and delivery services, please visit:

Facebook: MarrybrownMalaysia
Instagram: Marrybrownmy
YouTube: MarrybrownTV
Delivery: http://mbdelivery.com.my

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