Craving for a better tomorrow


SOP meals: A worker serving lunch to customers at a big capacity Chinese restaurant in George Town. — ZHAFARAN NASIB/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: With no wedding dinners or major celebrations over the past year and a half, restaurant operators are hoping that the situation will improve before the year ends.

The end of year is when traditionally, many Chinese couples like to hold their wedding banquet. It coincides with the long year-end school holidays.

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