Wednesday, 13 May 2020 06:09 AM MYTRestaurant owners feel it is best to continue with takeaways as they are better able to adopt strict social distancing requirements. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa
For Indian-Muslim restaurant Restoran Al-Masyur in Taman Pelangi, the outlet has decided to allow only takeaways until after the Hari Raya period. He said that the restaurant will properly plan seating arrangements for dine-ins after the Hari Raya period.restaurant Dulang Lima in Taman Perling said it will maintain takeaways until after the CMCO ends on May 12.
Saiful added that it was not easy to implement the dine-in option for customers as there is also the requirement to ask those dining in to list down their particulars in a book. In Ipoh, a staff, who only wanted to be known as Mohan, from the Pelita Nasi Kandar restaurant chain, said that the restaurant is yet to decide whether to allow dine-in even if the state government allows operators to do so.“However, even if they allow dine-in it’s still doubtful whether we will proceed with it. The situation is very uncertain,” he said.
Meanwhile, a cashier from Restoran Majeedia located along Jalan Raja Musa Aziz, Kuala Lumpur, who only wanted to be known as Rahim, said that the restaurant will only allow dine-ins when it is fully safe.
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
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