Chan's Restaurant, a cherished establishment since 1947, will close permanently on July 23. Stephen Wan, who took over the restaurant in 2000, has witnessed generations grow up dining there. Rising operational costs including oil and food prices have made it unsustainable to continue. Regular customers are saddened by the closure, reflecting on their memories and connections with the restaurant. Stephen mentioned that many have asked for memorabilia to remember their experiences, such as signed menus and tiles from the walls. The premises will be rented out to a new business owner after closure.
Chan's Restaurant, established in 1947, will close its doors for the last time on July 23, marking the end of a family-run community tradition.
Stephen Wan recalls the restaurant's transformation from a small cafe to a beloved Chinese restaurant and takeaway, highlighting emotional connections with customers over generations.
Rising operational costs and a diminishing profit margin have compelled Stephen to make the difficult decision to close the restaurant after years of family ownership.
Customers have expressed their grief at hearing the closure news, with many requesting memorabilia as reminders of the cherished community establishment.
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