It’s all about survival now, say restaurants


IPOH: To adapt to new norms under the movement control order, many eateries here have switched to deliveries and takeaways.

These restaurants have seen at least a 50% drop in demand for Chinese New Year reunion dinners as dining in is not allowed under MCO 2.0.

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