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Liddat also can? Hahahaha If I am a satisfy customer, I would also shake my head, so that one less people to join the queue during my future visits. 🤪 Source: https://mustsharenews.com/customer-restaurant-review/ These days, people often turn to online reviews to gauge the quality of a restaurant’s offerings. However, one girl in Malaysia used a more straightforward method. In a TikTok video, she had typed a question into her phone asking if the eatery’s food was delicious. She then showed the note to a diner in the restaurant through a glass window, asking him for his opinion. Seeing her question, he humorously shook his head, indicating that the food was not good. The clip shows the girl outside the restaurant with a group of friends, presumably waiting to be seated. In her ‘Notes’ app, she had typed out “Is this restaurant good?” in Chinese. She then waved to two customers sitting beside the window of the restaurant. When she caught their attention, she raised her phone against the window to show them the question. After some initial confusion, the male customer eventually shook his head and even furrowed his brows to show his disappointment. Following his non-verbal show of disapproval, the group burst into laughter. At the time of writing, the video has garnered over 70,000 likes, with many netizens finding the scene amusing. Several netizens applauded the customer for his truly “honest review”.

Come June, however, one of its outlets will be shutting for good. Famous for its bright red signboard and spacious carpark, Long Beach King – located near the Singapore Sports Hub – will close in about 3 months’ time when its lease expires. Long Beach Kallang outlet will close in Jun 2021 According to Lianhe Zaobao, Long Beach first moved to the location in Kallang in 1985, some 36 years ago. Some time after, the outlet moved to East Coast after its lease expired. In 2008, Long Beach King moved back to Kallang, and has been operating there ever since. However, operations will cease come June when the restaurant shuts for good. Besides the delicious seafood dishes, long-time customers of the restaurant will certainly miss the huge crimson logo and the spacious carpark outside. The place was reportedly a popular spot for family gatherings in the 80s and 90s. 4 other outlets remain after closure If you plan on visiting Long Beach King before its closure, here are the deets you’ll need: Long Beach King Address: 220 Stadium Blvd, Singapore 397803 Opening hours: 11am–2.30pm, 5pm–11.15pm daily Nearest MRT: Mountbatten Station After the closure in June, Long Beach will still have 4 other outlets islandwide. Upon closing, all employees currently working at Long Beach King will be transferred to their latest outlet at Robertson Quay, reports Lianhe Zaobao. You can check out the rest of Long Beach’s outlets here. Have their signature crab dishes at other outlets The closure of Long Beach King certainly comes as sad news for customers who have patronised the outlet for decades. Though the red signboard will be a thing of the past, fans can find comfort in the fact that its signature dishes like chilli and black pepper crab are still available at the remaining outlets. Know someone who frequently visits Long Beach King? Tag them in the comments so they’ll know about the closure.

Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice restaurant founder Wee Toon Ouut dies aged 81 Source: https://mothership.sg/2019/10/wee-toon-ouut/ Wee Toon Ouut, founder of popular local chicken rice brand Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice Restaurant, died on Sunday, Oct. 13. He was 81. Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice announced Wee’s passing in a Facebook post on Sunday. No details on the cause of death was given. “As a mark of respect, all our restaurant and outlets will be closed on Saturday 19 October 2019, to send him off on his final journey,” it wrote. The post said Wee’s “warm smile and sincere personality will be missed by all”. It also apologised for the inconvenience caused by the closure. Since 1989 Wee founded Wee Nam Kee Chicken Rice in 1989. The chain then expanded into the Philippines, Japan, Korea and Indonesia. There are four branches in Singapore, including three restaurants at United Square, Marina Square & I12 Katong malls, as well as a stall at Makansutra Gluttons Bay @ the Esplanade. The post also said Wee’s philosophy of cooking for customers like how a “mum cooks with passion for their children” will be upheld. The post read: “Rest In Peace, Towkay! – From all of us in the WNK family!”

Any bro can give me feedback on these two places seafood restuarant. Danga Bay - Grand strait seafood resturant Permas Jaya - Thanks

Need some help from bros n sis here. Looking for a good resturant to bring OC for dinner. At first was planning for Equinox but after looking at the menu..... dun think it suit us. Any good recommendations? Good food n ambient prefer. Buffet style also can.... suit me fine Thanks alot.

Anybody been to there? how is the food and ambience?