Genuine Mun Chee Kee Pig’s Organ Soup reopens after eviction in Feb

Well-known pig’s organ soup stall, Genuine Mun Chee Kee King of Pig’s Organ Soup, has reopened in Jalan Besar on 8 Apr 2024. This was after 2 months after they have been pressured to vacate their beforehand premises as a result of structural integrity-related points.

You would possibly recall studying about Genuine Mun Chee Kee’s plight earlier this 12 months. The enterprise was dealt a Closure Order by the Constructing & Building Authority (BCA) following the invention of a broken wall. Mentioned wall separated the eatery’s kitchen from its neighbouring unit was deduced to be liable to collapsing.

In consequence, the eatery was made to maneuver out of its premises at 207 Jalan Besar on 6 Feb 2024. They’d doled out bowls of scrumptious pig’s organ soup from that house for 12 years.

Nonetheless, Genuine Mun Chee Kee returned with nice information 2 days later. They took to their Fb web page to announce the slated relocation to 65 Maude Highway in ‘early Apr’. Its official reopening date of 8 Apr was confirmed on 5 Apr.

In keeping with the web page, the brand new eatery is located only a minute’s stroll away from its earlier location.

Clearly, Genuine Mun Chee Kee’s triumphant return was a extremely anticipated affair. The Fb publish was warmly obtained, with quite a few likes and congratulatory feedback and a few even tagging associates to make plans.

The enterprise’s 2-month hiatus was actually not with out its setbacks, although. In an interview with Chinese language publication 8World Information, business-owner Chen Renyao (transliterated from Mandarin) divulged that they’d incurred prices totalling between S$280,000 and S$300,000 throughout this era.

The sum encompassed misplaced hire from the previous store, worker wage compensation and renovation prices for the brand new eatery.

However, Mr Chen doesn’t lament the financial losses, prizing the protection of his staff and diners above all else. He expressed a lot gratitude and hopes for his patrons’ continued help and care.

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