Khairul Aming Lights Up Deepavali With Heartwarming Cooking Collab
Khairul even shopped for ingredients at Brickfields to make Deepavali food for his friend.
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Local culinary sensation and celebrity chef Khairul Aming has garnered praises from the public once again, after his recent post on X (formerly Twitter) showcased a Deepavali cooking collaboration with his friend Vinoothene.
In the video, Khairul tells viewers that he plans to cook a few dishes for Vinoothene in celebration of Deepavali tomorrow.
He went shopping for ingredients at Brickfields to make Ulundu Vadai, Masala Tea, and Koli Curry which are all traditional Indian fare.
Khairul’s fan community sang praises for his mindfulness in making content for those who are celebrating Deepavali, and promoting unity amongst Malaysians.




Content creator Bethany Balan pointed out how it is actually simple to appreciate a minority’s culture without exploiting them.
You see how easy it is to appreciate a minority’s culture without exploiting them?
— Doh Nyawen (@BeeBalan) October 29, 2024
– involve them in the planning process
– consult them to avoid inaccuracies
– acknowledge and credit them BY NAME
You see how easy it is??? https://t.co/6TFA1RJz6U
Author Hanna Alkaf applauded Khairul by saying she can’t think of even one example when Khairul made a wrong move.
Genuinely cannot think of a single time this man hasn’t made the right moves https://t.co/viPUITzswH
— Hanna Alkaf (@hannaalkaf) October 30, 2024
As a business owner, Khairul is well known for his generosity towards his employees, often treating them to holidays and giving them bonuses.
Most recently, he had shut down both of his sambal factories in Kelantan to bring 100 of his employees on a trip to Penang.
All 100 of his staff got to stay in seaview rooms at a five-star hotel and received pocket money for shopping, he wrote in an Instagram post.
Earlier this year, Khairul treated his staff to Raya attire, cooking ingredients, buka puasa at a hotel, and duit Raya during fasting month.
He is indeed an admirable person and an employer many Malaysians dream of working for as he treats those who work for him well.
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Shahril Bahrom is a Malaysian digital journalist known for his work with The Rakyat Post and World Of Buzz, covering social issues, technology, pop culture, and viral online trends. His writing combines accessible storytelling with strong awareness of Malaysian internet culture, often focusing on topics that resonate across social media and public discourse. Known for a conversational yet informative style, he specialises in digital-first journalism, human-interest stories, and trend-driven reporting that bridges mainstream news with contemporary online conversations.



