I saw this restaurant next to a hotel. There was a sign to say it was closed for business. The thing puzzle me was when was it supposed to open? The timing was not indicted .
What message the restaurant was sending? The management of the restaurant should look into the customer perception on the restaurant.
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I thought this sort of announcement only happens to a one-person operated shop, for example there is this young lady who owns a very small hair-cutting saloon (the size of two cubicles), at the the corner located at the ground floor of a former cinema, in AMK central. So whenever she goes for lunch, she would hang a 'closed' sign, but without any indication showing the time when the shop would reopen. Perhaps people would know when she is in, by just looking into the saloon which is fronted by glass panels. But for a restaurant not showing the opening time, would be seen by customers that the owner is not too keen to have business. This is a very poor way to run a business.
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