American chain Gelato-go makes Asian debut in Hong Kong

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US artisanal gelato brand Gelato-go has launched its first store in Asia at Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong.
Located at The Nate, Gelato-go Hong Kong features more than 20 flavors of gelato handcrafted daily for consumers.
“We know Asian customers love sweet dessert and we have a huge variety of Italian dessert and gelato flavors,” said Alessandro Alvino, co-founder at Gelato-go. “Bringing it to Hong Kong is to share something from our country”.
Beside its selection of fresh Italian ice cream and snow mousse flavors, it also offers different styles of desserts, sandwiches, and beverages, such as traditional Italian Cannoli ricotta cheese rolls, cream croissants and milkshakes.
Founded in 2013 by three young Italians, Gelato-go is one of the fastest-growing chains in its category within the US market and operates 14 locations between Florida and California. Hong Kong is its first destination outside US.
Questions & Answers
Q.Why did Gelato-go choose Hong Kong for its first Asian store?
Why did Gelato-go choose Hong Kong for its first Asian store?
Co-founder Alessandro Alvino noted that Asian customers enjoy sweet desserts, and he wished to share Italian desserts and gelato flavours. Hong Kong was chosen as the initial destination for expansion outside of the US market.
Q.What other food items does Gelato-go offer besides gelato?
What other food items does Gelato-go offer besides gelato?
Beyond fresh Italian ice cream and snow mousse, Gelato-go also provides various desserts, sandwiches, and beverages. These include traditional Italian Cannoli ricotta cheese rolls, cream croissants, and milkshakes for customers.
Q.How many Gelato-go locations are there currently?
How many Gelato-go locations are there currently?
Gelato-go operates 14 locations within the US market, spread between Florida and California. The new Hong Kong store marks its first presence in Asia and its first location outside of the United States.
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