London's historic Lebanese restaurant files for bankruptcy
The Maroush chain of Lebanese restaurants in London has advanced in judicial management after 45 years of operation, as the High Court issued a decision to appoint specialists to study and restructure the company, which owns six branches in the British capital. This comes amid the economic challenges facing British businesses this year. Maroush is considered one of the most prominent Lebanese restaurants, founded in 1981 by Maqrūf and Huda Abu Zakī, and it enjoys widespread fame in London.
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