No-frills dim sum shop Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim is closing down after 42 years of operation. Owner Ye Mingrong, who has been on the lookout for a successor, has decided to retire as he couldn't find one.
The shop, founded by his wife's aunt, has been mainly run by Mingrong and his wife. Their daily routine starts at 4 am.
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