Cinnabon is back to Korea
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US-based bakery chain Cinnabon has returned to Korea with an outlet at Hyundai Department Store in Seoul.
The menu includes Cinnabon Classic Rolls, Cinnabon Caramel Pecan, Minibon, and drinks such as Single Origin Coffee, three Coldbrew Ice Coffees, four Espresso Coffee drinks, Chillattas, Hot/Ice Chocolate and Fizzies.
Cinnabon first came to Korea in 2001 with plans to open 50 outlets within six years, but failed to gain traction at the time.
Owned by Focus Brands, Cinnabon now operates in 53 countries worldwide.
Last year, the chain looked for its franchisees to expand to China.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific location in Korea has Cinnabon opened its new outlet?
Which specific location in Korea has Cinnabon opened its new outlet?
Cinnabon has opened its new outlet in Korea at the Hyundai Department Store in Seoul. This marks the bakery chain's return to the country after its initial attempt in 2001.
Q.When did Cinnabon first attempt to establish itself in the Korean market?
When did Cinnabon first attempt to establish itself in the Korean market?
Cinnabon first came to Korea in 2001, at which point it had ambitious plans to open 50 outlets within six years. However, the chain was unable to gain sufficient popularity during that period.
Q.How many countries does Cinnabon currently operate in worldwide?
How many countries does Cinnabon currently operate in worldwide?
Cinnabon, which is owned by Focus Brands, currently operates in 53 countries across the globe. The company has also been actively seeking franchisees to facilitate expansion into China.
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