#SHOWBIZ: Mat Yeung's Petaling Jaya roast meat joint reopens days after council closure
KUALA LUMPUR: Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung's roast meat eatery, Six Hub Roast House, located along Jalan SS2/66 in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, has officially reopened for business following a brief two-day shutdown by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).
On August 24, Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung's roast meat restaurant, Six Hub Roast House, in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, was abruptly closed by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) due to the establishment encroaching on public space. The council ordered the closure after discovering that the restaurant's barbecue grills had been placed in the back alley, occupying public space.
Despite the closure, the restaurant's management acted swiftly to rectify the situation, reorganizing the kitchen equipment to accommodate the grills indoors.
Upon reopening on August 26, the restaurant experienced a surge in customers following its grand opening on August 10. To address space constraints, the eatery reduced its kitchen setup from four stoves to two, creating room for three barbecue grills. The spokesperson acknowledged that the temporary reduction in output was causing inconvenience but assured the public that they were working to resolve the issue.
The spokesperson clarified that there were no grounds for rumors suggesting that the closure was due to staff lacking typhoid vaccinations. The issue was an administrative oversight involving unsubmitted paperwork, which was promptly submitted and approved by the authorities. Despite the temporary setback, eager diners were already lining up outside the establishment upon the MBPJ officers' arrival on August 26. The 45-year-old TVB star, Mat Yeung, recently married Malaysian model and actress Lisa Chung on August 2.
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