SINGAPORE - As the battered restaurant scene continues to heal from its pandemic wounds, the second quarter of this year has claimed several more casualties.
Closures this month include six-year-old Australian restaurant Salted & Hung in Purvis Street, nine-year-old South-east Asian restaurant Slake in Upper Circular Road and Ah Seah Teochew Porridge in Kovan - an institution founded in 1955.
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