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Southeast Asian coffee chains, including Malaysia’s Zus Coffee and Indonesia’s Kopi Kenangan, are extending their reach beyond their national borders, looking to make their mark on the region’s burgeoning café culture. Unleashing the Flavor of Southeast Asia…
A recent incident involving a customer at a ZUS Coffee outlet, the largest coffee chain in Malaysia, has sparked outrage and controversy on social media. The customer’s aggressive behaviour, captured on video, has been widely shared, igniting conversations…
Zus Coffee, the well-established Malaysian chain, has announced its expansion into Thailand with the opening of two new outposts in Bangkok. This move marks a key stage in the brand’s previously stated intentions for regional growth. Expansion into Bangkok…
Malaysia’s largest coffee chain, Zus Coffee, plans to launch 200 new outlets in Southeast Asia this year, according to CEO Venon Tian in an interview with Bloomberg. Zuspresso, the operator of the Zus brand, is targeting at least 107 new stores in Malaysia,…
ZUS Coffee, a Malaysian firm that began as a small kiosk in Kuala Lumpur, took just over four years to become the biggest coffee chain operator in the country. The firm quickly expanded to surpass U.S. giant Starbucks in a market with over 3,300 branded…
Malaysian coffee chain Zus Coffee has secured a US$57.27 million (RM 250) investment to support its expansion in Singapore and Brunei this year. The funding was secured from a consortium comprising private equity firm KV Asia Capital, Malaysian pension fund…
Malaysia’s ZUS Coffee is set to make its international debut this month with an outlet in Quezon City, the Philippines. The technology-focused coffee chain opened its first store in Binjai in late 2019 and now operates approximately 290 stores across…
