NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A restaurant in the Gulch is proving that kindness isn't cancelled.
Sunda New Asian Restaurant collaborated with the non-profit People Loving Nashville to give back to those in need, with their tradition now known as Sunda Service.
"We've done everything from kids in school who aren't getting that meal in the middle of the day, to hospital workers to different neighborhoods and literally pulling up and dropping off hundreds of meals," said owner Billy Dec.
For the last month the restaurant has given a hundred meals each week to different people affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This week it's the hospitality industry.
"The hospitality industry is in a lot of trouble," Dec said, "the PPE loans given out helped but more is needed."
The food is inspired by different Southeast Asian cuisine.
"It's a good time to share with those who are in challenging times and that's what the Southeast culture is about," Dec explained, "eating and sharing with family and we're just doing that."
You can help out with Sunda Service by buying a meal for someone in need by clicking here.
If you want to utilize Sunda Service, you can go on their website to learn more. The pick-up time is usually 4-5pm on Sundays. You can also email Nashville@SundaNewAsian.com. They will follow-up with specific information on how to get the food.
