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Manila hosts Sugar Factory Asia debut

By Rajiv MenonPhilippines
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Sugar Factory Candy store and Restaurant
Sugar Factory Candy store and Restaurant
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Restaurant/bar/candy shop Sugar Factory American Brasserie has opened at Shangri-La at the Fort in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

The Philippines is home to the first Sugar Factory Asia outlet, with more regional markets on the horizon.

Following a soft opening four months ago, the Manila venue was officially launched with an exclusive party for VIPs, celebrities and media. Guests of honour, including Filipino Vice-President Maria “Leni” Robredo, billionaire businessman Fernando Zobel and his wife Kit, and dermatologist/TV personality Dr Vicki Belo, who all walked down a pink carpet.

Sugar Factory’s menu includes pancakes, salads and burgers, while for adults the bar offers spiked beverages including the brasserie’s signature smoking candy goblets.

Manila hosts Sugar Factory Asia debut

The chain is known for its “couture pops”, sparkly lollipops that have been seen in the hands of such celebrities as Britney Spears, Carmen Electra and Eva Longoria. Other supporters of the restaurant include Charlie Sheen, Katy Perry, Kylie Jenner, Rihanna and Sting.

Questions & Answers

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Which country is home to the first Sugar Factory Asia outlet?

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The Philippines hosts the first Sugar Factory Asia outlet. It is located at Shangri-La at the Fort in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, with plans for more regional expansion.

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When was the Manila venue officially launched?

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The Manila venue was officially launched with an exclusive party for VIPs, celebrities, and media. This event followed a soft opening that took place four months prior.

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What kind of items are on the menu at Sugar Factory?

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Sugar Factory’s menu offers a variety of items including pancakes, salads, and burgers. The bar also serves spiked beverages, such as their distinctive smoking candy goblets.

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