Naturally, netizens had mixed reactions. A handful defended IKEA, suggesting that for RM59.90, diners should temper their expectations. Others pointed out that IKEA is primarily a furniture brand, not ...

Ordering the food isn't a glamorous affair, it's a bit like a school canteen, but full of flustered 40-somethings questioning how they've chosen to spend their festive holidays.

Beloved home goods store Ikea is offering some major food discounts to customers. The Swedish retailer told CNBC on Wednesday ...