The government will lift the business hours and dine-in restrictions of the catering industry from tomorrow (3rd), which means that restaurants can open all night from 0:00.
The person in charge of a "cold" restaurant in Mong Kok said that before the epidemic, they were mainly engaged in evening markets and supper business, and they had been expecting the government to relax business hours. Even if it is in Hong Kong, it will not hinder the interest of diners. It has planned to open until 4 am, and it is expected to resume 80 to 90% of the previous supper time business.
The government announced earlier that on the 3rd of this month, restrictions on the business hours and dine-in hours of catering business premises and listed premises will be lifted.
In other words, the business hours of bars, pubs, restaurants, etc. and dine-in are no longer limited, and they can open all night.
Although the Observatory reissued the Northwest Gale or Storm Signal No. 8 at 1:40 p.m. today (2nd), the streets of Mong Kok, which had recovered from the epidemic, were particularly deserted. Many shops and restaurants were closed for business, and some restaurants were closed. The restaurant is still operating under the typhoon signal No. 8, and the Mark Paradise Teochew Noodle Restaurant on Tung Choi Street is one of them.
Lifting business hours restrictions "Cold" shop will be open until 4 a.m. tonight
The person in charge, Uncle Biao, said that they are mainly engaged in the evening market and supper, and it is expected that the business of the evening market will be affected under the typhoon signal No. 8. "No (business), you know the next street. , there are no pedestrians.” He expects that the guests tonight will be mainly neighbors and regular customers, “doing business to frighten the neighbors, and the wind will have food.” Therefore, he has made adjustments in the preparation of ingredients to avoid waste.
Uncle Biao clearly stated that he would step on until four in the morning tonight, and many regular customers have already expressed that they will come to support on the day of relaxation, and have already reserved their seats.
(Photo by Ma Weijie)
Uncle Biao also mentioned that the business of the evening market may be affected, but he is still optimistic about the business of late-night snacks, especially since tomorrow (3rd), the business hours restrictions of restaurants will be relaxed, that is, overnight business can be resumed. Uncle Biao, who has been waiting for the relaxation for a long time, stated that he will step on until 4:00 in the morning tonight. Some regular customers have already expressed their support on the day of relaxation, and many have reserved reservations. His neck was buried long, and he wanted to blow water and drink beer.”
Although the eight-ball wave is suspended, the wind outside is not too strong. Uncle Biao believes that the wind is "limited, and the waves will fall." Eighty to ninety percent of the business is during the midnight snack period.
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No. 8 typhoon affects lunch business and restaurants, and hopes to make up for the evening market
The business of the Qiao Noodle House located on Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok was also influenced by Niger.
Mr. Wu, the restaurant manager, said that the business of the lunch market is only half of that of the weekdays, and he only hopes that the business of the evening market will improve. Lama.” He also mentioned that although there are fewer people who go shopping in Mong Kok as customers, there are still residential buildings nearby, and the hospitals in the district have to operate when the wind blows, and there is still a certain demand for food, so they continue to operate. How much is more."
On November 2, the market situation under the typhoon signal No. 8:
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