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Restaurants Hope Lunar New Year Revives Sales After Setbacks

12/22/2025

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Hong Kong restaurants expect a rebound during the Lunar New Year after weak sales over the winter solstice weekend.
A restaurant reported a 6% drop in sales despite a 15% increase in diners, as customers choose cheaper dishes.
The recent Tai Po fire tragedy has impacted celebrations and diverted funds from dining out.
Restaurant operators hope February's holiday will boost business, as the average spending per head remains at HK$250.

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Hong Kong restaurants expect a rebound during the Lunar New Year after weak sales over the winter solstice weekend.
A restaurant reported a 6% drop in sales despite a 15% increase in diners, as customers choose cheaper dishes.
The recent Tai Po fire tragedy has impacted celebrations and diverted funds from dining out.
Restaurant operators hope February's holiday will boost business, as the average spending per head remains at HK$250.