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Biggest Zoo Coffee opens in Philippines

By Wei ZhangKorea
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Korean chain Zoo Coffee has launched its third and largest outlet in the Philippines, at Ayala Vertis North.

Zoo Coffee stands out for its jungle-themed interiors and staff wearing safari costumes.

The menu includes the popular Korean iced dessert bingsu, waffles, sandwiches, hotdogs, and cakes.

Katrina Balolan told ABS-CBN News that the coffee chain plans to open two more branches within the year – at Robinsons Malls and another Ayala mall.

The company is also opening a barista academy to train people, as well as upgrading its logistics and supply chain to support future store openings.

Zoo Coffee opened its first branch in Philippines at Alphaland Makati Place in June 2016, followed by the second one at SM Megamall.

Established in 2009, Zoo Coffee has 100 stores in its home country South Korea.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What specifically makes this new Zoo Coffee outlet the largest in the Philippines?

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The article does not provide specific details about the size of the new Ayala Vertis North outlet. It only states that it is the largest of Zoo Coffee's three branches in the Philippines.

Q.

Which specific Korean iced dessert does Zoo Coffee offer on its menu?

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Zoo Coffee's menu features the popular Korean iced dessert called bingsu. Alongside this, they also offer waffles, sandwiches, hotdogs, and cakes to customers.

Q.

Which specific Robinsons Mall location will host one of the upcoming Zoo Coffee branches?

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The article mentions Zoo Coffee plans to open a branch at 'Robinsons Malls' but does not specify which particular location. Another new store will be in an Ayala mall.

Q.

When did Zoo Coffee first open an outlet in the Philippines?

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Zoo Coffee opened its initial branch in the Philippines at Alphaland Makati Place in June 2016. This was later followed by their second outlet located at SM Megamall.

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