Due to the increase in coronavirus cases in Hong Kong, street restaurants were banned from serving after 18:00. The practice drew the reaction of Hong Kongers who had to eat out.

Hundreds of thousands of people live in homes without a kitchen in Hong Kong
100 thousands of Hong Kong residents live in shared or no-kitchen flats. For this reason, many people in the city eat at the food stands set up on the streets. When the elderly who cannot cook are included in this number, it is estimated that the number of those affected by the ban is much higher than expected.

People turned to ready-made foods
Due to the ban that has been going on for 8 days, people living in the city turned to ready-made foods in supermarkets and restaurants that provide takeaway services.
The restaurants, which were damaged by the anti-government demonstrations last year, are trying to pay the very high rents in the city while trying to survive the difficulties of the new era.

1 month loss $ 645 million
Hong Kong Restaurant Federation President Simon Wong said that if the ban continued throughout the month, the total loss of revenue for restaurants would be $ 645 million, and many businesses would not survive even with government support.

Nusret Gökçe’s restaurant opened in Boston, USA, was closed on the grounds that the corona virus measures were not followed.
Stating that the restaurant threatens public health and safety, the Boston license board determined that there are people without masks, including those working in the restaurant, and that the tables do not comply with the social distance rule. The final decision on the restaurant, whose activities have been suspended and the license for alcohol has been suspended, will be made after the meeting held today at the municipal board.

Nusret Gökçe, who opened his restaurant in Boston 11 days ago, shared on his Instagram account, regarding the customers at the entrance of the restaurant, “Oh, watch out, Nusr-Et Boston. Thanks Boston ”expressions.
In the post of Nusret Gökçe, it was seen that those who got in the queue did not obey the social distance rules.

At the same time, Nusret Gökçe, one of the leading Instagram phenomena in the world, continues to be mentioned with her posts.

The moments when Nusret, who was seen jumping out of the shower and jumping on the bed in his post promoting the hotel he owned, drew reaction to social media.

Whether Nusret made this act consciously was a matter of debate among his followers. Orkun Ün, the columnist of the daily newspaper Hürriyet, made a striking claim about the crowd in front of Nusret’s shops.

Orkun Ün said, “I could not understand the crowd in front of Nusret’s shops… Hundreds of people who did not listen to the rain and mud were waiting at the door to come in, I was asking how this could happen… I was amazed that there was nothing to be distributed free of charge. Before I wrote the article, I based on solid evidence) There were extras waiting at the doors in Nusret’s branches in Etiler and Nişantaşı ”.