Afiq Mansor and his wife started Baofoods after he ordered a smash burger online and did not like it. The outlet grew out of their clothing brand, Baogoods, and uses a homemade sauce.
Key takeaways
Afiq and his wife, owners of Baofoods in Shah Alam, created their own smash burger recipe after being dissatisfied with an online order. Their food venture evolved from their six‑year‑old clothing brand, Baogoods.
- Baofoods sells smash burgers made from a couple‑developed recipe.
- The idea sparked after Afiq disliked an online smash burger.
- The F&B business grew from their existing clothing brand, Baogoods.
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Afiq Mansor had never tried a smash burger before he started selling the dish.
The young entrepreneur runs Baofoods in Shah Alam with his wife. The outlet sells smash burgers made with a recipe the couple developed on their own.
In an exclusive interview with TRP, Afiq said the idea came after he ordered a smash burger online and did not like it.