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Jiak Malaysian Street Food

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Islington councillors considered a premises licence for Jiak Malaysian Street Food in July 2025, following resident concerns about noise.

In July 2025, the Islington Licensing Sub Committee C discussed a new premises licence for Jiak Malaysian Street Food, a Malaysian eatery at 2c Cherry Tree Walk. This followed local residents raising concerns about potential late-night noise and anti-social behaviour. The restaurant proposed mitigation measures.

The application was considered within the Bunhill Cumulative Impact Area, which has specific licensing policies. The council received two representations from local residents regarding the proposed licence. No further meetings are currently scheduled on this topic.

Key facts

  1. The Islington Licensing Sub Committee C met on 22 July 2025 to discuss the licence application. Source
  2. Two representations from local residents were received by the council. Source
  3. Jiak Malaysian Street Food is located at 2c Cherry Tree Walk in Islington. Source
  4. The restaurant is in the Bunhill Cumulative Impact Area. Source
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