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The world’s first Coke cafe in a cinema opens in Malaysia

By Aiko TanakaMalaysia
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The first Coke cafe in a cinema complex has opened at the new Toppen Shopping Centre in Tebrau, southern Malaysia.

It forms part of the local TGV Cinemas flagship complex on the rooftop of the centre.

Inspired by 1950s-style American diners, the Coke cafe, dubbed Coke Zone, has an interior divided into several areas, and uses Coca Cola’s famous red as its primary theme colour.

After entering the store, accessible from the mall area and the cinema complex, movie-goers will see a bar with “Coca Cola” sign above it where they can order fresh Coke and snacks like popcorn or confectionery. For the opening, in November, a Christmas-themed area has been created adjacent to the bar with an artificial fireplace and a Christmas tree displayed along with Coca Cola’s artwork, creating an Instagrammable spot.

Large sofas in the central area of Coke Zone provide a space for customers to relax and wait for their movie session. The store also features free high-speed WiFi and charging stations for mobile devices.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What is the specific location of this new Coke cafe?

A.

The Coke cafe is located in the new Toppen Shopping Centre in Tebrau, southern Malaysia. It is part of the TGV Cinemas flagship complex, which is situated on the rooftop of the shopping centre.

Q.

What kind of atmosphere or design theme does the Coke cafe have?

A.

The cafe, named Coke Zone, is inspired by 1950s-style American diners. Its interior is divided into several areas and uses Coca Cola's famous red as its primary theme colour throughout the design.

Q.

What amenities or special features are available to customers at the Coke Zone?

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Customers can order fresh Coke and snacks like popcorn or confectionery from a bar. The cafe also provides large sofas for relaxation, free high-speed WiFi, and charging stations for mobile devices.

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