The Jeju pork cutlet restaurant, which has become a popular restaurant through SBS TV entertainment’Baek Jong-won’s Alley Restaurant’, has declared a temporary closure after it was not properly distanced as waiting customers crowded with the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
Kim Eung-seo, the president of the pork cutlet restaurant’Yeondon’, posted a post on social media (SNS) on the 29th, saying, “To actively participate in preventing the spread of Corona 19 and to put the health and safety of customers first, we decided to temporarily close until January 3 of next year. I said.
He added, “We will do our best to ensure that you can use the restaurant safely and conveniently by introducing a’reservation system’ in the near future,” he added. “I hope that we can overcome the Corona 19 crisis as soon as possible and restore our precious daily life.” .
‘Yeondon’ appeared in’Baek Jong-won’s Alley Restaurant’ in November 2018, and after receiving high praise from the CEO of The Born Korea, Baek Jong-won in terms of taste, hygiene, and sincerity, it gained great popularity.
At the time, it was located in Pobangteo Market in Hongeun-dong, Seodaemun-gu, but as the lines lined up every day on the air, citizen complaints were filed, and the rumors of conflict with the merchants’ association arose.
Even after relocating to Jeju, the shop is still long in front of the store, with the appearance of making pork cutlet in the same way without losing the original intention.
There was even a happening where 300 people lined up a day, and even part-time jobs appeared in line, and the store said,’If a part-time job is caught, I will close the business that day.’
Recently, concerns about quarantine vulnerability as constant guests amid Corona 19 have been declared until a temporary suspension of business on the date, proving the topic and the influence of the program, which has not cooled down.
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