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The delivery programme also includes full coverage of Beijing and Shanghai. Starbucks will be launching their delivery services in 11 cities in China through the online food delivery platform Ele.me, a subsidiary of Alibaba. The move is part of their plan to enable delivery services for 2,000 Starbucks stores across 30 cities, as a result of the coffee giant’s partnership with the e-commerce company. Meanwhile, Starbucks Korea has announced that they will be launching 300 more cashless stores. The move is driven by the positive results of their existing 103 cashless stores. They also reported that their cash settlement ratio have decreased from 3.4% to 0.2% in the past three months.

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

The news came following the opening of their first store in the country.

Another store is set to open in the country by 2019.

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The three companies will tackle how investments continue to reshape Asia's restaurant industry.

The funds collected will be used to fuel the expansion of their KFC and Pizza Hut stores in Malaysia.

The company also plans to introduce more offerings and combo meals.

The move is said to celebrate the Gandhi Jayanti festival.

The move is said to have started since October 15.

The toys will be available starting from October 19.

This is the chicken chain’s 37th store in the country.

The plant-based burger chain will be continuing their Southeast Asia expansion following its launch in Singapore.

This is the 18th country where the bakery chain opened an outlet.

This is also the pretzel chain’s first entry in the Asian market.