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Filipino restaurant in Melbourne surviving amidst the new COVID-19 surge

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Outdoor dining in St. Albans, Victoria Source: Samgyup Sarap AU

Business partners Nicole Ting and Mark Vasquez plans their way to keep the restaurant open.

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By TJ Correa

From food service delivery to restaurant, Samgyup Sarap AU owned by Mark Vasquez and Nicole Ting is doing everything for the business to survive as their neighbour shops and restaurants closed already. 

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Filipino restaurant in Melbourne surviving amidst the new COVID-19 surge
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Highlights

  • According to Google Mobility data, 54% decrease in people's movement in Melbourne CBD and same trend with other major cities in Australia
  • Although Nicole and Mark's business is gaining stability, they still need to compensate the loss from previous lockdowns and restrictions
  • Financial support from government will be very beneficial according to them given the rising COVID 19 cases and low consumer confidence

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