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Don Quijote about to take tilt at Thailand?

By Aiko TanakaThailand
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Japanese discount chain Don Quijote could be arriving soon in Bangkok, with its penguin mascot being spotted on the fence of Ekamai Mall, which is under construction.

Don Quijote (or Donki) sells a wide range of Japanese products including food, household supplies, medicine, electronics, clothing, beauty products and even sex toys.

While the company has not said anything about its move into Thailand, it announced last month that it was making its first Southeast Asian expansion in Singapore.

Questions & Answers

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What kind of products does Don Quijote typically sell?

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Don Quijote offers a diverse selection of items, ranging from food, household essentials, and medicines to electronics, clothing, beauty products, and even sex toys, all with a Japanese focus.

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What is the basis for the rumour that Don Quijote is coming to Thailand?

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The speculation stems from sightings of Don Quijote's distinctive penguin mascot displayed on the fencing around the Ekamai Mall in Bangkok, which is currently under construction.

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Has Don Quijote confirmed its expansion into Thailand?

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No, the company has not made any official statement regarding its potential move into Thailand. However, it did announce its first Southeast Asian expansion last month, which was into Singapore.

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