Restaurateurs cautious despite dine-in green light


Better safe than sorry: A Fifty Trees cafe employee handing a takeaway order to a delivery rider in Taman Melodies, Johor Baru, as dine-in is still unavailable at the outlet.

JOHOR BARU: It is still “safety first” for food business owners here as many have opted to stick to takeaway services due to the low vaccination rate in the state.

Fifty Trees cafe owner Lor Wai Sze decided to take the safe route as she did not want to put her staff and customers at risk.

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