Vietnam

The Chinese boutique coffee chain has more than 80 stores worldwide.

DecisionLab's latest findings reveal that consumers are now shifting to other Asian-centric offerings.

The Chinese hot pot chain's first site will be in Ho Chi Minh City.

Consumers prefer to buy at canteens, convenience stores and full-service restaurants.

The coffee chain has plans to open 100 stores in the country for the next five years.

Chicken fast food kiosk chains are said to be “well-suited to win” in the consumption landscape for countries in Asia.

The upcoming site in Seoul will be the coffee chain's first overseas outlet. Cộng Caphe will open a new branch in the Yeonnam-dong neighbourhood in the South Korean capital Seoul with opening set for July 31, according to an article by Viet Nam News. Citing a report by a Korean newspaper, the café has been uploading photos of its signature drink, coconut coffee, on Instagram, signalling the establishment of its first store in Seoul. The brand also posted location maps showing the way to the new coffee shop last July 16. Cộng Caphe opened its first store in 2007 in Hà Nội, and since then has franchised more than 50 stores in Hà Nội, Hội An and HCM City. (Photo credit: Cộng Caphe Facebook page)

The new coffee concept looks to conquer the domestic market and expand abroad.

The Singaporean restaurant chain was established in 1978. Founder Bak Kut Teh has officially opened its first outlet in Vietnam, located on Ho Chi Minh City’s RomeA shopping centre in District 3. The chain offers its original Singapore menu, including its signature pork ribs. Brand founder Chua Chwee Whatt visited Vietnam for the grand opening and personally prepared the dishes for customers. Established in 1978, Founder Bak Kut Teh currently has two branches in Singapore and one in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Don Chicken Vietnam is planning to expand its Hanoi portfolio through franchising.

Jollibee Vietnam has launched its 100th store in the Mekong Delta, city of Can Tho.

The site has been confirmed to open at 2 Hang Bai Street.

International fast food chains such as Burger King, Mcdonald’s, and Subway show underwhelming performance in Vietnam, as reported by Vietnam Net News.