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Royal China restaurant in Peterculter announces permanent closure

Royal China on North Deeside Road closes permanently due to unforeseen circumstances.

Sign announcing the permanent closure of Royal China restaurant
Royal China restaurant in Peterculter has closed its doors permanently.

In a significant development for the local dining scene, the Royal China restaurant, a well-known takeaway located on North Deeside Road in Peterculter, has officially announced its permanent closure. The announcement came yesterday, marking the end of an era for a restaurant that has been a staple in the community for nearly two years.

Reasons behind the closure

The restaurant’s management cited several factors contributing to this decision, with “medical grounds” being a primary reason. This news follows a series of temporary closures that the restaurant experienced over the summer months, raising concerns among loyal customers about its future.

The management’s statement expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing that this was not the outcome they had anticipated when they initially announced an indefinite closure back in July.

Community impact and staff sentiments

The closure of Royal China has left many in the Peterculter community feeling disheartened. The restaurant was not only known for its delicious Chinese cuisine but also for its welcoming atmosphere and dedicated staff. In their statement, the staff expressed their gratitude for the support they received from the community over the past two years. They acknowledged the silence during the last few months and apologized for any uncertainty it may have caused among patrons.

Looking ahead for local dining options

As Royal China ceases trading, the local dining landscape will inevitably change. Residents of Peterculter may now find themselves seeking alternative dining options in the area. While the closure of a beloved restaurant is always a loss, it also opens the door for new culinary ventures to emerge. The community’s resilience and adaptability will play a crucial role in shaping the future of dining in Peterculter.

In conclusion, the permanent closure of Royal China serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by local businesses, particularly in the hospitality sector. As the community reflects on the memories created at the restaurant, it also looks forward to new opportunities that may arise in the ever-evolving food scene.

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