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  1. We spoke with Chuan Chin, who runs a wellness store in Kuching, Malaysia. Open for about a year, the business combines traditional Chinese medicine-inspired services with modern wellness technology. Drawing on a background in software engineering, Chuan Chin also uses Loyverse POS, Employee Management, Unlimited Sales History, and the Loyverse API to streamline daily operations and make informed business decisions. Could you briefly introduce your business and explain what motivated you to start it? Our business is a wellness store in Kuching, Malaysia, built around three main services. We offer an AI-powered pulse assessment that gives customers a general indication of what may be happening inside their bodies. We also provide foot baths based on traditional Chinese medicine principles and a chamber-based form of moxibustion. This is different from standard moxibustion. The chamber is roughly the size of a single bed. The customer lies inside for about 30 minutes, with their head outside, while mugwort burns in the chamber. It also incorporates far-infrared and graphene technologies. Customers can simply rest and may even fall asleep during the session. We were inspired to start the business after seeing the experience of one of our family members, who had psoriasis. He had consulted Western doctors and tried different medicines, herbs, and other approaches, but nothing seemed to help. After using the moxibustion chamber regularly for a few months, his psoriasis cleared completely. Before that, he used to wear long-sleeved shirts to cover his skin, even though Malaysia has a hot climate. Afterwards, he felt comfortable wearing short sleeves again. We also saw other people have positive experiences after trying many options that had not worked for them. Because we have family in Kuching, we decided to open a wellness store here and make the service available locally. That is how the business began. What makes your wellness business different from others? In addition to the technology behind our services, I bring a software engineering background to the business. Many businesses in Kuching are still in the process of adopting digital tools, so we saw an opportunity to make our operation as efficient as possible. We want our staff to handle customer information carefully, especially because it can be sensitive, so we keep it organized in our systems. We recently purchased an iPad specifically for Loyverse and use the Loyverse API behind the scenes. It allows us to analyze customer and sales data, such as how many people choose a foot bath and how demand changes with the seasons or around holidays. This helps us anticipate demand, improve our decisions, and identify areas where the business could perform better. How did you discover Loyverse, and why did you choose it? Because I come from a software engineering background, my first thought was that I could build a POS system myself. I soon realized how much work that would involve and how many details I would have to consider. I decided to research the systems already available. As a new business, I needed something that could do everything we required without being too expensive, while still giving me room to build additional tools around it. I compared several options through online research, including Google and AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude, and decided to try Loyverse. Once we tested it, I felt it was very good and included everything we needed. At first, we even adapted the POS into a simple check-in and check-out process for our customers at no extra cost, although that is not its primary purpose. Later, we subscribed to Unlimited Sales History and Employee Management. Unlimited Sales History is particularly helpful when I need to review past activity, while Employee Management gives us a clock-in and clock-out system. The API is also valuable because it lets us work with information such as daily profit and other operating data. How easy was it to start using Unlimited Sales History and Employee Management? I found both features quite easy to use. Tutorials are available, but I did not really need them because the system is intuitive. It does what it says it will do, and it is easy to understand what you are signing up for. There are a few reporting functions I would like to refine, but overall, the experience has been straightforward and helpful. How many employees do you currently manage with Loyverse? We currently manage four employees in the system. They share the same POS device, but we still need separate access levels for the manager and staff so that each role has the appropriate permissions. What advice would you give to someone starting a business? Do not assume you need to build everything yourself. I have the expertise to develop software, but I kept wanting to create my own tools instead of using an existing product that had already been refined and used by many people. When you start a business, you already have many things to manage, so ask for help and use the available tools. Many products let you try them for free before making a commitment. Do not let your ego convince you that you have to do everything yourself. Follow their IG! https://www.instagram.com/simpleaiwellness/?hl=en Take the next step! Sign up for Loyverse and experience it for yourself, starting free
  2. Ayam Gepuk Legendz is a vibrant restaurant in Malaysia founded by a group of friends united by their love for food and entrepreneurship. The team dedicated months to perfecting their signature dish, “Ayam Gepuk,” a flavorful combination of spicy sambal, rice, and crispy chicken that has become a local favorite. As first-time business owners, they faced several challenges—from managing costs to finding an efficient order system. Their search for an affordable and user-friendly solution led them to Loyverse POS, which now plays a vital role in the smooth operation and future growth of their restaurant. What type of business do you have, and how did you start your journey as a business owner? I started this business together with my friends. It is a restaurant named Ayam Gepuk Legendz. Before opening, we studied the market and discovered that many people love “Ayam Gepuk,” a popular Malaysian dish consisting of spicy sambal, rice, and chicken. After conducting our research, my friends and I concluded that the best business to start was an F&B venture. I am also a food lover myself. We officially started the business in February 2025, after three months of market research. During this time, we studied the most viral dishes in Malaysia, especially Ayam Gepuk. We worked on developing our own recipe, conducting extensive testing to perfect the flavor—making the chicken tasty and the sambal ideally spicy. We are a group of friends, as I mentioned, and each of us contributed with our strengths. One of my friends, who is also a shareholder, has a talent for photography and offered to handle all our business photos. Another friend, skilled in social media, took charge of marketing. The remaining two of us focused on cooking and preparing the recipes. What are some of the biggest challenges that you faced when you opened the restaurant? Since this was our first business, our first challenge was managing the cost, as we had to rely on our own resources. The second challenge was finding the right staff. My goal is to build a strong team that provides the best service to our customers. The third challenge was finding a reliable system to manage orders. I wanted a solution that allowed waiters to take orders from customers and send them directly to the kitchen for preparation. How did you come across Loyverse, and what made you decide to use it for your business? I searched on Google for the best restaurant systems to manage orders, and that’s how I discovered Loyverse POS. We have been using it for seven months now, and everything has been going smoothly. I am very grateful to Loyverse for offering a free version for small business owners. As I mentioned, cost management was one of our biggest challenges, and we were pleasantly surprised by how many features Loyverse offers even in its free version. Another factor that influenced my decision was a recommendation from another business in Malaysia that uses Loyverse. I also liked how user-friendly the system is - our cashier learned to use it without any difficulty. I appreciate that Loyverse includes features for employee management, such as recording clock-ins and clock-outs, as well as stock management. These features give me confidence to use Loyverse long-term. Initially, I focused on sales management, and I’m very happy with the results. In terms of reporting and analytics, how valuable is the data you obtain from Loyverse for understanding your restaurant’s performance and making informed decisions? Yes, of course, it has been very helpful. Since I am responsible for tracking sales and identifying areas for improvement, I find the sales reports in the Back Office extremely useful. I like the variety of reports that Loyverse offers - we can view sales by item, by category, and by payment method. Do you use a kitchen printer or the Kitchen Display System to send orders to the kitchen? Currently, we use a printer to send orders to the kitchen. Maybe in the future, we will implement the Kitchen Display System. Is there any feature or improvement that you would like to see implemented in Loyverse? I think the Loyverse system is already quite complete. What are your future plans for Ayam Gepuk Legendz? Right now, I am focused on making this branch successful. But of course, after one or two years, if our sales continue to grow, I plan to open a second branch—and I will definitely continue using Loyverse in all our branches. What is your business philosophy that you follow every day? We keep our prices affordable so that everyone can enjoy Ayam Gepuk Legendz. Our goal is to provide great taste and exceptional service. Ayam Gepuk Legendz is a great example of how passion, teamwork, and the right tools can turn a shared dream into a growing business. With Loyverse POS supporting their daily operations, the team can focus on what they love most—creating delicious food and delivering excellent service. As they continue to grow, their story serves as an inspiration for other aspiring entrepreneurs in Malaysia’s dynamic F&B industry.
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