
Yum China Opens 300Th Pizza Hut Burger Bar as Fast-Food Demand Grows
The side-by-side restaurant format generated fast traction across China, with burger sales projected to surpass RMB1 billion this year.
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The side-by-side restaurant format generated fast traction across China, with burger sales projected to surpass RMB1 billion this year.

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