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Minjun ParkFood

PastaMania flagship opens in Colombo

PastaMania, Singapore’s largest Italian casual-dining restaurant chain, has opened its first restaurant in Sri Lanka. The PastaMania Sri Lanka flagship is located in Colombo on R A De Mal Mawatha, Colombo 3 (otherwise known as Duplication Road). Sri Lanka is…

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Wei ZhangFood

PastaMania Myanmar Opens Second Branch in Yangon

PastaMania Myanmar will open a branch in Yangon’s Capital Hypermarket Extension Mall on February 27. From Singapore, the Italian casual-dining restaurant chain has more than 50 outlets in 14 countries. “This PastaMania outlet design is based on Italy’s piazza…

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Rajiv MenonFood

Singapore food brands eye Philippines

With the Philippines’ population of 20 times more than that of Singapore, the city state’s F&B brands are finding an attractive market in the fastest growing economy in Southeast Asia. Executives from Singapore food brands flew into Manila this week as they…

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Rajiv MenonFood

Pastamania wins Cambodia entry

Singapore foodservice operator Commonwealth Capital Group is to enter Cambodia with two F&B brands – Pastamania Casual Dining Restaurant and Gelatofix Italian Gelateria and Cafeteria. A franchise agreement has been signed between Commonwealth subsidiary…

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