Not Stiring, Vicky Nitinegoro Reveals The Selective Reason For Taking A Job

Vicky Nitinegoro (Instagram @vickynit13)

JAKARTA - Actor and DJ Vicky Nitinegoro are now expanding their wings into the culinary business world by opening the Nasi Tempong Negoro stall.

No kidding, his efforts immediately received a positive response from the community until now he has six branches in three major cities.

Vicky revealed that this business is one of his long hidden dreams. "Because it has always been one of my dreams, I want to have a culinary business," said Vicky Nitinegoro in the Central Jakarta area, recently.

The key to its business success, according to Vicky, is its populist concept. He is committed to providing delicious food at affordable prices, a formula that has proven successful.

"This is cheap food, people's food, cheap, delicious, so the response from the community is also good, so I'm just happy to see people eat good but the price is cheap," explained Vicky.

As the owner, Vicky also did not hesitate to go directly to each branch. He admitted that he often positioned himself as a buyer to ensure that quality and services were maintained.

This success has also been proven. When asked if he had returned the capital, he gratefully replied, "Alhamdulillah it's been," said Vicky Nitinegoro.

In the midst of his busy schedule for managing the culinary business, Vicky Nitinegoro emphasized that he did not leave the world of entertainment that had made his name.

However, he is now more selective in accepting offers, with the top priority being the comfort of the heart, not just the nominal.

"It's also not (stiring), coincidentally there are still more visitors, if I take that job I have to be interested in," said Vicky.

For him, a fun working atmosphere and interaction with friends on set is something he misses more than just payment. He believes that sustenance has been arranged and can come from anywhere.

"If my heart is happy, work is happy, it's been nominal lately," he said.

"I prefer it when shooting, meeting friends, laughing, that's what I miss more, if the nominal problem is already regulated, we can find it anywhere," continued Vicky Nitinegoro.