More opt to stay in than dine out


PETALING JAYA: The rapid rise in Covid-19 cases has hit dining-in hard, with restaurants and cafes reporting over half of their reservations being cancelled.

Despite people being allowed to travel and celebrate Chinese New Year, the eateries revealed that up to 60% of reservations were scrapped.

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