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Bangkok, May 5 (EFE/EPA).- Partitions made from plastic sheets were erected for diners at a Bangkok restaurant which reopened for the first time on Tuesday after Thailand lifted certain restrictions imposed the curb the spread of COVID-19 in the country, weeks after they were introduced. Thailand allowed street vendors and some restaurants to reopen so long as they adhere to strict social distancing measures. New government orders allow people to dine in if they maintain an appropriate setting to avoid contagion. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK). SHOT LIST: CUSTOMERS EAT WHILE SITTING BEHIND PLASTIC PARTITIONS AT PENGUIN EAT SHABU RESTAURANT IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Dog lovers of the world unite! Bangkok's True Love dog cafe is a hip new spot where customers can have coffee and desert alongside 25 playful huskies, and even go into the petting zoo and interact with the dogs, petting them, feeding them, and playing all sorts of games. The cafe opened in 2013, when a family of husky breeders decided to share their passion for dogs and especially huskies with the world, thus giving Bangkok it’s very own husky cafe.
Bangkok, May 18 (EFE/EPA).- After being in business since 1957, the Coca Suki or COCA Restaurant, one of the most frequented hotpot restaurants in Bangkok, served customers for the last time on Tuesday, after being halted by the coronavirus pandemic.According to the COCA Restaurant chain, the branch's closure was due to economic challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK). SHOT LIST: THE LAST BUSINESS DAY OF THE COCA RESTAURANT IN SIAM SQUARE AREA OF BANGKOK, THAILAND.
Bangkok (Thailand), Feb 6 (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Rungroj Yongrit).- The Myanmar food restaurant Mandalay Food House, located in Bangkok, asks its diners to donate money to support the Myanmar community in Thailand that organizes political activities and protests against the military coup on February 1.FOOTAGE OF THE RESTAURANT AND DINERS.
Bangkok, Jan 15 (EFE/EPA).- A quirky Japanese restaurant in the Thai capital, Bangkok, decided to let dancing robots wait its tables in a bid to attract customers who wish to limit human contact. Thailand's first Japanese robot restaurant Hajime, where the serving waiters are robots, has been operating since 2010, serving Japanese food shabu, yakiniku and sushi. After one year since the first COVID-19 infection in the country, Hajime has more than two times more customers than before. (Camera: NARONG SANGNAK). SHOT LIST: ROBOT SERVES MEALS TO CUSTOMERS AT HAJIME JAPANESE RESTAURANT AMID A NEW WAVE OF CORONAVIRUS DISEASE (COVID-19) IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
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