Netizens are shocked to see the number of people willing to queue for this Suki-Ya branch at IOI City Mall.
Whether we admit it or not, Malaysians often get sucked into trying out anything new and viral so we can be part of the hype. Yesterday , a Twitter user showed the crowd for a shabu-shabu restaurant that went viral, leaving netizens to wonder what contributed to the sudden surge in popularity.
Twitter user @/Chairman_GLC tweeted a photo of the long line for the Japanese chain restaurant, Suki-Ya. Along with it, the user captioned, “ Is this a shabu-shabu restaurant or a syabu-syabu restaurant? People are queuing in a crazy long line. ” In the photo taken of the IOI City Mall branch of the restaurant, a long line of customers was queuing to enter the premise, and the line stretched past three other stores.Suki-ya is a shabu-shabu buffet restaurant that began operations in Malaysia in the late 2000s. Customers would pick their ingredients, make their sauces and create a custom menu that suits their taste buds.
Due to its sudden popularity, many Suki–Ya branches in Malaysia started seeing long lines, like the one at IOI City Mall. Tons of netizens shared their shock at the line of people queuing for the restaurant, wondering why patrons willingly queue for hours. Other mall visitors shared that the line for the restaurant is always long, even during weekdays, leading some to question the restaurant’s sudden popularity.
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