Top-priced dishes including oysters and sashimi have long been favorites among discerning diners at upscale Western and Japanese restaurants in two of China’s biggest and most cosmopolitan cities.
But an uneven economic recovery, intensified competition from more affordable eateries and supply chain challenges exacerbated by Japan’s controversial discharge of nuclear-contaminated wastewater into the sea mean these restaurants are falling out of favor.
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