Guzman y Gomez (GYG) is rolling out an F1-themed campaign in Singapore from 1 to 11 October, coinciding with the 2026 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix.

The split separates 1,100 Starbucks coffeehouses from 1,000-plus restaurants across Asia. DFI Retail Group and Hongkong ...

Dunkin Philippines holds a chocolate-festival payday deal. Pizza Hut unveils a new Korean-inspired Melts in Singapore. KFC Malaysia launches Mofusand merchandise.

The 100th outlet is located in Bugis, a transport hub surrounded by heritage sites and commercial developments. Luckin said ...

Mister Donut has reopened in Shanghai, seven years after it left the country because of rising labour costs and stiff competition.

KFC tests table service, breakfast, and capturing new channels in the US. More from Fox News. Burger King revamps AI drive-thru strategy as pilot sees customers driving off. More from Nation's ...

McDonald’s Singapore is partnering with K-pop artist G-DRAGON on a Korean-inspired menu, limited-edition merchandise, and a K-pop rave party from 1 October.

Tealive will also operate a pop-up store at SIC Mall from 2 to 4 October, where F1 fans can purchase the Orange Coffee range.

Mubadala Investment Company (Mubadala), an Abu Dhabi-based global investor, has invested $1b in Chinese global coffee giant Luckin Coffee.

Jollibee Foods Corporation sold its 11% stake in Highlands Coffee to Viet Thai International Joint Stock Company.

Heytea has opened its first Thailand store at CentralWorld in Bangkok—its first "heytea lab" in Southeast Asia and its third outside China. The store houses a tea lab, a bake lab and a gelato lab ...

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week globally. Starbucks reportedly mulling the sale of its majority stake in its Japan business. More from Reuters. KFC Korea signs ...