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The Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung's Malaysia restaurant, Six Hub Roast House, reopened on Wednesday after a two-day forced closure. The closure was ordered by the Petaling Jaya City Council due to the restaurant occupying part of a public space. Upon reopening, the restaurant representative informed China Press that rectification work had begun immediately after the closure notice.

The main issue was that the barbecue grills had been placed in the back alley, occupying public space. The restaurant promptly rearranged its kitchen equipment to free up space for the grills. The representative also mentioned that the restaurant had expanded its kitchen facilities after receiving strong demand, but had to reduce the number of stoves from four to two to make room for three barbecue grills.

The representative appealed to customers for patience during the restaurant's adjustment to its reduced kitchen capacity. Before the city council's inspection, the restaurant had rented an upstairs unit as an additional kitchen and dining area, though it is still under renovation and expected to be completed in a few weeks. The representative clarified that the closure was not due to employees' lack of typhoid vaccinations, but rather the restaurant's oversight in submitting certain documents, which were subsequently handed to the city council.

Despite the temporary closure, the restaurant continues to draw interest from diners, with a group of customers queuing outside on Wednesday even before the closure seals were removed. Actor Mat Yeung had previously addressed the closure in an interview with Sing Tao Headline, detailing the restaurant's offerings, including honey-glazed char siu, crispy-skinned roast pork, Hong Kong-style pepper-roasted duck, and poached chicken.

The 45-year-old actor, also a television host and businessman, has been active in the entertainment industry for over three decades, starring in popular Hong Kong dramas like Be Home for Dinner, The Defected, and My Commissioned Lover. In 2017, he won the Most Improved Male Artiste award by TVB.