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Bite & Bite with Line Friends cafe opens

By Aiko TanakaHong Kong
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The world’s first Bite & Bite with Line Friends cafe has opened at Hong Kong International Airport. Operated by food and beverage company SSP Hong Kong, the cafe is located on level 7 near gate 201. The cafe combines original Line Friends characters with a variety of dishes ranging from breakfasts through to snacks and dinner fare in a 60-seat dining area. The menu features both Korean and western food.

Line, a chat program headquartered in Japan owned by South Korea’s Naver Corporation, has opened Line Friends stores in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Seoul, Shanghai, Tokyo, Taipei, New York and Los Angeles, all selling memorabilia featuring the characters of software.

The Bite & Bite with Line Friends cafe also sells lifestyle products, souvenirs and travel items, such as neck pillows, luggage tags and travel bags.

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Questions & Answers

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Where is the new Bite & Bite with Line Friends cafe located?

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The cafe is situated on level 7 near gate 201 at Hong Kong International Airport. Food and beverage company SSP Hong Kong operates this establishment.

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What kind of food does the cafe offer customers?

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The menu includes a variety of dishes, from breakfasts to snacks and dinner fare. Both Korean and western food options are available for diners.

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What types of products are sold at the new cafe, besides food?

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The cafe also sells lifestyle products, souvenirs, and travel items. These include neck pillows, luggage tags, and travel bags featuring the Line Friends characters.

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Who owns the Line chat program and its associated characters?

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The Line chat program, which originated in Japan, is owned by South Korea's Naver Corporation. The characters from this software are featured in the cafe and other Line Friends stores globally.

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