The Quincy Board of License Commissioners convened on September 16, 2025, to address several key agenda items, primarily focusing on changes in management and ownership for local businesses.

The meeting began with a request from RKOQ Inc., doing business as Royal Hot Pot, to reinstate Sinyu Lau as the manager of record. Lau previously held this position for a decade before a recent internal reorganization led to Shuyi Mei being appointed as the manager. However, both Lau and Mei determined that Lau's expertise would be better utilized as a floor manager at another restaurant within the group. Consequently, the board was asked to approve Lau's reinstatement.

In addition to the managerial change, the request included updates to the beneficial ownership structure of the company. Specifically, it was proposed that Shu Yeebe would no longer be a stockholder, officer, or director of RKOQ Inc. This adjustment was part of the broader reorganization strategy as the company clarified its leadership roles.

Following the presentation, the board members were invited to ask questions or express concerns regarding the proposed changes. No objections were raised, and a motion was made to approve the request. The motion was seconded and unanimously approved by the board.

The restaurant, located at 227 Parkin Way, spans approximately 23,500 square feet, featuring a dining area of 7,500 square feet, along with karaoke rooms and function space. With the approval of the changes, Sinyu Lau will resume her role as the manager of record, facilitating a smoother operational transition for the establishment.

The meeting then moved on to the next agenda item, continuing the board's review of local business licenses and regulations.