All Hakkasan articles
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NewsPark Chinois looks to ‘renew the magic within’ as ‘new chapter begins’
The high-end Chinese restaurant in London’s Mayfair, which was acquired out of administration last summer, has closed its door but hinted at plans to relaunch
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NewsFormer Caprice Holdings COO to lead Hakkasan Group
Yavuz Pehlivanlar will lead the continued expansion and strategic growth of Hakkasan Group’s modern Asian dining brands including Hakkasan, Yauatcha, Ling Ling and Sake No Hana
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NewsHakkasan and Yauatcha drop prices as they look to ‘cast a wider net’
Tao Group Hospitality is responding to changing diner behaviour and economic pressures with new menus and more accessible price points
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NewsHakkasan Group reports post-pandemic recovery
Revenue rose 121% to $71.8m vs 2020, with the group saying “a strong focus remains on the UK market” alongside global expansion
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NewsHakkasan and Yauatcha owner acquired for $550m
Investment group Mohari Hospitality has bought Madison Square Garden Entertainment’s majority share in Tao Group
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NewsHakkasan acquired by Tao Group Hospitality
Hakkasan Group has been acquired by US-based Tao Group Hospitality, which plans to expand its global portfolio of brands including in the UK.
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Jobes swaps Punch for Hakkasan
Andrew Jobes, Punch’s former head of food, has joined the Hakkasan Group, MCA understands.
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Hakkasan Group closes HKK
Hakkasan Group has closed its Michelin-starred City restaurant HKK with immediate effect
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NewsMoffitt steps down as Hakkasan CEO
After five years at the head of the Hakkasan Group, Neil Moffitt has confirmed he has stepped down as its chief executive
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Hakkasan in merger talks
SBE, the privately held hospitality group is in advanced discussions” to merge with the Hakkasan Group
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NewsHakkasan takes over clubland in Vegas
With a combination of superstar DJs and VIP luxury Hakkasan Group CEO Neil Moffitt has helped reinvent Las Vegas. He explain why it works - and why restaurants and clubs don’t always mix.
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Hakkasan Group CEO: Brexit makes London more attractive
Hakkasan chief executive Neil Moffitt believes Brexit could make London a more attractive proposition as it eyes further expansion in the UK.
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Hakkasan to launch two sites in Bali
Hakkasan Group has announced its next phase of expansion into South East Asia, with a dual opening in Bali.
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Hakkasan reveals 2016 rollout plans
International hospitality group Hakkasan has said it plans to open two new restaurants and a nightclub in Indonesia, and introduce its Michelin-starred Yauatcha brand to the United States.
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NewsHakassan unveils plans for 15 restaurants and hotels
International hospitality group Hakkasan is looking to more than double its estate in 2015 with the opening of 15 new restaurants across its portfolio of brands, including a new concept called Ling Ling, M&C Report has learnt
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NewsHakkasan sees improved performance
Hakkasan, the international hospitality group, has said it has seen a considerable improvement in performance across its portfolio this year
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NewsHakkasan JV targets 30 developments
Hakkasan, the international restaurant group, has told M&C Report it hopes to open 30 developments over five years under its new joint venture with luxury resort operator MGM Resorts International, and could open a UK site outside London as well as inside the city
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Hakkasan 'focused on long term growth' as losses widen
Hakkasan Group president Nick McCabe has said the international restaurant operator is focusing on long term growth rather than short term financial performance as it reports a widening of pre-tax losses from £4m to £31.9m in the year to 31 May 2013
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Hakkasan targets London for new JV
Hakkasan, the international restaurant group backed by Tasameem, a property arm of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, has formed a joint venture hotel management company with luxury resort operator MGM Resorts International, with London among its targets
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Hakkasan brings Chrysan to the market
Hakkasan has placed Chrysan, its fine dining Japanese restaurant in the City, on the market, a year after it closed the site