% Arabica expands in Indonesia
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Japanese coffee chain % Arabica is launching four locations in Indonesia.
The stores, scheduled to open in Jakarta and Bali next month, are the result of three years’ planning and were designed by German architect Alexis Dornier.
According to an Instagram post by the company’s Indonesia partner, the first store to open will be at District 8, a mixed-use development in SCBD, South Jakarta, followed by one in Central Park, West Jakarta and one in Bali’s Seminyak Village the following month. The last of the first four stores, which is set to open in Ubud in May, will be % Arabica’s Indonesian flagship.
% Arabica now operates 56 outlets in 13 countries since first opening in Kyoto in 2014. The chain has two stores in the Philippines, three in Singapore, and one in Cambodia, with a Bangkok store expected to launch shortly as well as new outlets in Malaysia and Vietnam on the horizon.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which Indonesian cities will get new % Arabica locations next month?
Which Indonesian cities will get new % Arabica locations next month?
Jakarta and Bali are the two Indonesian cities scheduled to see new % Arabica stores open next month. These four new locations are the culmination of three years of planning.
Q.Where will the first % Arabica store in Indonesia be located?
Where will the first % Arabica store in Indonesia be located?
The first % Arabica store in Indonesia will open at District 8, a mixed-use development situated in SCBD, South Jakarta. This was announced via an Instagram post by the company's Indonesian partner.
Q.How many % Arabica outlets currently operate globally?
How many % Arabica outlets currently operate globally?
% Arabica currently operates 56 outlets across 13 countries worldwide. The coffee chain first launched in Kyoto in 2014 and has expanded significantly since then.
Q.Which of the new Indonesian stores will be considered % Arabica's flagship?
Which of the new Indonesian stores will be considered % Arabica's flagship?
The store set to open in Ubud in May will serve as % Arabica’s Indonesian flagship location. It is the last of the initial four planned stores for the country.
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