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Same in Australia, but they're clearly a dying breed. They still putter on in the countryside and in far-flung suburbs where they and fast food are the only ch
by 9nGQluzmnq3M 7y ago
Same in Australia, but they're clearly a dying breed. They still putter on in the countryside and in far-flung suburbs where they and fast food are the only choice in town, but they're already extinct in the city centers (which have plenty of "real" Chinese options) and disappearing from gentrifying suburbs as well. The rise of food delivery has also likely been a net negative for them, since suddenly there are so many other options for delivery.