After causing an initial sales slump in February, by March COVID-19 had spread through Asia, Europe and America. Restaurants in Tokyo struggled to negotiate “strong requests” from city and state officials, such as ending alcohol service at 8 p.m. But even if customers are ready to dine out again, in a time when crowds and confined spaces are equally frowned upon, it can be difficult to reconcile what a restaurant is and what it should be. Read an interview with three restaurant owners on how they are trying to stay afloat during the pandemic. 📸 Dan Buyanovsky (@buyanovsky)
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