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Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.

They are also keen on expanding in the Middle East.

It also comes with cashless payment feature and an automatic order tracking system.

The group said that this could pave the way for their regional expansion.

This marks as their 17th branch across Asia, following an opening in China.

The funding round is led by investors including Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC and China International Corp.

Customers in the Deliveroo Food Market can order from multiple restaurant brands at once.

The revenue growth was driven by increased same-store growth sales of Starbucks Malaysia and Brunei.

The Taiwanese dim sum restaurant chain will open its second London site next year.

Minor Singapore will expand in Japan whilst Japan Foods will expand in Thailand and China.

Here is a summary of the most interesting QSR news stories of the week from around the world.

Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.

Four Mad Mex stores will be in the island-nation by the first quarter of 2019.

They will also launch the new Cheese Ali Mountain Dew, which is exclusive to the site.

The partnership also added seven new SoCar zones in Kuala Lumpur and five in Johor Bahru. QSR Brands, operator of KFC in Malaysia, has announced that they have partnered with South Korean car-sharing app SoCar to add 12 SoCar zones in KFC outlets. Customers can will get a 20% off discount on SOCAR bookings if it is done in these zones. KFC Delivery customers who spent at least RM40 can also get a RM40 off on the car-sharing app.

They are also targeting to launch 200 more outlets by 2022.