【Meidu Restaurant closed】Meidu Restaurant, standing in Yau Ma Tei for more than 70 years, used to be the location for many classic TV series and movies. It was temporarily closed during the epidemic, and then reopened for a while. However, recently, some members of the public found that the restaurant had closed, and a notice was posted outside the door, saying, “We will see you again if we are destined.” It seems to be saying goodbye to the diners. It is not known whether the restaurant is temporarily closed or permanently closed.
Yau Ma Tei’s 72-year-old Meidu Restaurant has closed!A notice posted outside the door: Let’s go first, see you next time
Opened in the 1950s, Mido Restaurant in Yau Ma Tei has a history of more than 70 years. The decoration of the store still retains the appearance of the opening. The old-style ice room is full of nostalgic atmosphere. It used to be the shooting location of many classic Hong Kong TV dramas and movies, including “The Hotel”, “Temple Street, Mom, Brothers”, etc. Its second floor lounge is one of the must-visit tourist attractions for overseas tourists!
Recently, a citizen noticed a sign posted outside the dining room of Meidu: “Life has been in the past ten years. Before you know it, the dining room of Meidu has spent seventy-two years in this place. It’s time to relax and frighten your mind, just for a moment. You have to remember that today, another day, there will be several decades.”
The restaurant is suspected of announcing its closure, and left a farewell message in multiple languages for diners: “Goodbye So long farewell Adieu Ciao Sayonara Adios” and wrote “So long farewell Adieu Ciao Sayonara Adios” in Chinese. Reopening, only saying “We will meet again if we are destined”
After the post on the Facebook group “Jordan·Yu Ma Tei Ren Shi” was made public, some netizens thought it was a pity to lose a tourist attraction with Hong Kong characteristics, but many people thought the quality of the restaurant’s food was “too bad”. And the price is too expensive, just to do business with tourists. In recent years, few local people have patronized it, so it is not a pity.