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Marina Bay Sands to reopen five self-operated restaurants from Saturday

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Tue 23 Jun 2020 at 19:58
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Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands (MBS) has announced it will reopen five of its self-operated restaurants this Saturday 27 June 2020 as it continues the progressive resumption of business operations.

Having reopened more than 200 tenanted retail and F&B outlets at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands last week, MBS said it will now open celebrity chef and signature restaurants Black Tap, Bread Street Kitchen, CUT, Mott 32 and Yardbird from Friday. Remaining restaurants will “progressively re-open for dine-in in July,” the company added.

However, the casino, hotel, ArtScience Museum and Sands Expo and Convention Centre remain closed under Singapore’s Phase 2 COVID-19 reopening plan.

Under Phase 2, retail businesses, sporting and public facilities, playgrounds, beaches, stadiums, swimming complexes, sports halls, gyms and restaurants have been granted permission to open.

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