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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Joel Moore

Family-run Nottingham restaurant 'worried' as building put on market

Workers at a family-run Thai restaurant in Nottingham have said they are worried after their building was put on the market. Chai Yo Thai is one of a number of businesses that occupies 102-106 Upper Parliament Street, which was recently put was put up for sale.

The Royal British Legion (RBL), which owns the freehold of the three-storey property, said there would be a new landlord in due course, but there would be no other change to the tenants. However, Chuthamat Yongpang, who works front of house at Chai Yo Thai, said she had no idea what a new owner would mean for the future of the business.

The 30-year-old, who works with her mum, dad and brother, told Nottinghamshire Live: "They told us two weeks ago that they were selling the building. We've still got the lease so that's protecting us, but I guess we will find out. We have been here for 10 years.

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