Winning smiles the order of the day at Miss Happy

Werrington takeaway shop owner Chan Kouch knows how to keep her customers happy with her infectious laughs and smiles.

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A Werrington takeaway shop owner Chan Kouch knows how to keep her customers happy with her infectious laughs and smiles.

Mrs Kouch’s cheerful attitude has become so popular her customer now call her Miss Happy although she is married.

Her greetings and laughter prompted one of her customers to make large signs titled ‘Miss Happies chickens’ and ‘Miss Happies burgers’.

“He gave it to me for free,’’ Mrs Kouch said. “If you are happy, I am happy.’’

Mrs Kouch’s attitude also spreads to the meals she cooks up in the kitchen of her Victoria St shop.

Miss Happy’s customers appreciate her cooking skills and keep going back to let her know they enjoy her humour as well.

Penrith Press photographer caputred Miss Happy - and her beaming smile - for #SnapSydney.

Last week readers embarced the theme of “Show us how you wake up’’ and shared images of everything from early morning walks to pictureque dawn shots of the Nepean River and Sydney Harbour.

Next we are calling for images of your passions and what you love: it could be food or cooking, the great outdoors, your pets or your sporting team.

Get snapping and go online to share your images with the hashtag #SnapSydney

Miss Happy is a Werrington institution..