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Before Belly Treats became a popular dessert destination in Johor Bahru, founder Nurul Haziqah Mazlan, 34, also known as Zyqa Mazlan, was simply baking for fun from home.

It began with a birthday cake for her boyfriend, who is now her husband.

She posted the cake on Facebook, and friends and family started placing orders.

Soon, orders began coming from people she had never met. Alongside direct customer orders, she also supplied cakes to well-known stores around Johor Bahru.

As demand grew, her home kitchen could no longer keep up.

The business continued to expand, and later moved into a larger, more strategic location in Larkin, where customers could buy desserts for takeaway or dine in.

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