Restaurants looking to make up for lost business


A toss to prosperity: Tan showing the yee sang platter at the restaurant, which is open throughout Chinese New Year. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: Restaurants are hoping to make up for losses suffered during the Covid-19 pandemic by going the extra mile this Chinese New Year.

Many have decided to open throughout the festival to cater to customers who are willing to spend more during the festive period before taking off themselves after that.

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