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HK Actor Mat Yeung’s Malaysia Roast Meat Eatery Closed After 10 Days

Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung’s newly opened roast meat restaurant, Six Hub Roast House, was ordered to temporarily close by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) on August 24, 2026, just 10 days after its grand opening. Mat…

HK Actor Mat Yeung’s Malaysia Roast Meat Eatery Closed After 10 Days

Hong Kong actor Mat Yeung’s newly opened roast meat restaurant, Six Hub Roast House, was ordered to temporarily close by the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) on August 24, 2026, just 10 days after its grand opening.

Mat Yeung’s Six Hub Roast House Temporarily Closed by Authorities in Petaling Jaya

Reason for the MBPJ Closure Order

A restaurant marketing representative explained to local media outlets that excess kitchen equipment had been temporarily stored at the back of the premises, encroaching upon roadside and public space. The Petaling Jaya City Council’s Health and Environment Division subsequently placed a closure notice and official seal at the restaurant entrance.

Compliance and Scheduled Reopening

In response to the enforcement action, Six Hub Roast House published a statement on its official Facebook page on August 24, 2026. The establishment announced a two-day closure to carry out necessary rectification works and comply with local regulations, confirming plans to resume normal business operations on August 26, 2026. The restaurant publicly apologized for any inconvenience caused by its kitchen occupying public space.

HK Actor Mat Yeung's Malaysia Roast Meat Eatery Closed After 10 Days
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Star-Studded Launch and Public Attention

The restaurant’s high-profile grand opening took place on August 14, 2026, drawing significant media attention. Business founders Mat Yeung and actress Lisa Ch’ng both attended the launch event, which featured a traditional lion dance performance and congratulatory flower arrangements sent by prominent Hong Kong entertainment figures, including Charmaine Sheh, Kenneth Ma, Joel Chan, Edwin Siu, Sisley Choi, Tavia Yeung, Him Law, Ruco Chan, Raymond Cho, and Chris Lai.

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