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22-11-2021, 08:52 AM
Singapore also look forward to meeting family members, friends as relaxed curbs kick in today
Eateries are already making preparations for larger groups of diners, even though bookings have yet to go up much.
This comes as the permitted dining-in group size for those who are vaccinated is being raised from two to five, as part of relaxed Covid-19 curbs that will kick in today. The diners in the group need not be from the same household.
Restaurants and cafe owners told The Straits Times yesterday that they welcomed the easing of the dining-in rule.
"It is a lifeline to all food and beverage(F&B)businesses," said Ms Khoh Wan Chin, a partner at dessert shops Creamier and Sunday Folks.
Eateries are already making preparations for larger groups of diners, even though bookings have yet to go up much.
This comes as the permitted dining-in group size for those who are vaccinated is being raised from two to five, as part of relaxed Covid-19 curbs that will kick in today. The diners in the group need not be from the same household.
Restaurants and cafe owners told The Straits Times yesterday that they welcomed the easing of the dining-in rule.
"It is a lifeline to all food and beverage(F&B)businesses," said Ms Khoh Wan Chin, a partner at dessert shops Creamier and Sunday Folks.
