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Tom n Toms plans Myanmar expansion

By Sarah ChenKorea
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South Korean Cafe chain Tom n Toms has started to launch outlets in Myanmar. Tom n Toms Myanmar has opened two locations in Yangon so far, at the international airport and the Kantharyar Centre, with a third planned for Yankin Township. Information from Myanmar International Business Alliance Company operation director Aung Sithu Khant revealed a fourth planned outlet at the Secretariat Building in Yangon.

“Myanmar people and coffee brands have been friendly for a long time,” said Khant.

“We opened these outlets hoping that Myanmar people can taste a high-quality coffee with reasonable price. Next month, strawberries from south Korea will be selling in Myanmar. We will introduce a menu connecting with strawberries.”

Tom n Toms plans Myanmar expansion

Khant said the third outlet will be opened soon. Future Tom n Toms cafes are expected to open in Mandalay, Taunggyi, and the capital city, Nay Pyi Taw next year.

“The main thing is the customer is always first. Therefore, we will pay special attention to coffee and other foodstuffs”.

Questions & Answers

Q.

How many Tom n Toms outlets are currently open in Myanmar?

A.

Two Tom n Toms outlets are currently open in Yangon, located at the international airport and the Kantharyar Centre. A third is planned for Yankin Township, and a fourth for the Secretariat Building.

Q.

What new menu item will Tom n Toms introduce soon?

A.

Tom n Toms will introduce a new menu item connecting with strawberries. Strawberries from South Korea are planned to be selling in Myanmar next month, coinciding with this introduction.

Q.

Which cities are being considered for future Tom n Toms expansion beyond Yangon?

A.

Beyond Yangon, future Tom n Toms cafes are expected to open in Mandalay, Taunggyi, and the capital city, Nay Pyi Taw. These further expansions are anticipated for next year.

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