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Domino’s Pizza Bangladesh opens first Restaurant

By Rajiv MenonIndia
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Domino’s Pizza Bangladesh has opened its first store, in the capital city, Dhaka.

The store features a new ‘pizza theatre’ design with in-house seating offering a front-row view of pizza-making.

More stores  are planned later this year.

Domino’s Bangladesh is operated by master franchisee Jubilant FoodWorks and its local operator Golden Harvest.

“We are excited to launch the first Domino’s restaurant in Dhaka and look forward to offering a menu that keeps the needs and preferences of local customers in mind, while also offering the best of the brand’s international menu,” said Pratik Pota, Jubilant FoodWorks CEO and director.

Pota said the brand will also launch an ordering app that will help “redefine the pizza-ordering experience” for consumers in Bangladesh.

“We are confident that Domino’s is going to be one of the most-loved pizza brands in Bangladesh,” said Rajeeb Samdani, MD at Golden Harvest Group.

“The open-kitchen design will be innovative in this market and will show our commitment to food safety and quality standards.”

Founded in 1960, Domino’s now operates in more than 85 markets worldwide, with more than half of its global retail sales coming from international stores.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which company is responsible for operating Domino's Pizza in Bangladesh?

A.

Domino's Pizza Bangladesh is operated by master franchisee Jubilant FoodWorks. Their local partner, Golden Harvest, also plays a role in the operation of the brand in the region.

Q.

What is unique about the design of the new Domino's store in Dhaka?

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The new store features a 'pizza theatre' design, allowing customers to watch their pizzas being made. It also includes in-house seating, providing a front-row view of the pizza-making process.

Q.

What plans does Domino's have for future expansion in Bangladesh?

A.

More stores are planned to open later this year, following the launch of their first outlet in the capital city, Dhaka. The company aims to expand its presence across the market.

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