All International articles – Page 20
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Japanese Michelin-starred chef plans London opening
Mitsuhiro Araki, the Michelin-starred Japanese chef, is planning to open an eponymous restaurant in London, and is closing in on a site in Mayfair
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US pizza chef DiFabio eyes London rollout
Bruno DiFabio, the US pizza chef, hopes to launch five restaurants in London by the end of 2015, according to American newspaper the Morning Journal
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NewsCarluccio’s confirms US venture
Carluccio’s, the all-day Italian café chain led by Simon Kossoff, has confirmed it will make its debut in the US later this year, after securing its first site, near Washington
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NewsCarluccio’s eyes entry into US
Carluccio’s, the all-day Italian café chain led by Simon Kossoff, is believed to be exploring opportunities to launch in the US
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Viet Café to make UK debut
Viet Café, Russia’s first network of Vietnamese restaurants, is to make its debut in the UK, after securing a site in London
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MTY targets other F&B concepts for UK
MTY Food Group, the Canadian quick service restaurant operator, has had interest from potential UK franchisees for two other F&B concepts as the company eyes expansion of its Mexican brand Mucho Burrito in Britain, M&C Report has learnt
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Oliver secures largest Australian site
Jamie Oliver will open his largest Australian restaurant under his Jamie’s Italian brand in Brisbane, later this year
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Fast-casual continues to drive US performance
For the fifth consecutive year traffic growth across the US restaurant sector has been driven by the fast-casual segment, according to research firm NPD Group
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NewsMYO eyes UK expansion
Make Your Own (MYO), the Australian sandwich and pizza chain, is preparing to expand its presence in the UK, chief executive Greg Young has told M&C Report
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Bodega Negra makes US debut
Bodega Negra, an offshoot of the London-based Mexican restaurant, has made its US debut in New York’s Dream Downtown site
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Sushi Tei eyes UK launch
Sushi Tei, the Singapore-based restaurant operator, is looking for partners and investors to help the Japanese restaurant brand launch into the UK
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NewsYum! UK system sales growth accelerates
Yum! Brands, the owner of the KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell fast-food chains, saw system sales growth in the UK accelerate to 3% in Q4 2013, leaving growth of 1% in the year to 28 December
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Eataly eyes London launch
Eataly, the Italian food emporia and restaurants group led by Mario Batali, is reportedly in talks with the family behind Selfridges about bringing the concept to London
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NewsChipotle to maintain growth rate; FY revenue up 17.7%
Chipotle Mexican Grill says it plans to maintain its rate of expansion in 2014 as it reports a 17.7% rise in revenue to $3.2bn (£1.9bn) in 2013, aided by an improved performance in Q4
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Tim Hortons to evaluate UK opportunities
Tim Hortons, the Canadian coffee giant that operates more than 4,000 outlets worldwide, has confirmed to M&C Report that the UK is a market that it will evaluate for a possible future launch
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Michelin-starred chef Munoz to make UK debut
David Muñoz, chef and creator of Madrid’s three Michelin-starred DiverXo, is to open his street-food inspired StreetXo format in London’s Mayfair this June
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NewsJust Falafel eyes new territories
Just Falafel, the falafel chain that launched its first UK store in December 2012, is looking to enter other markets in Europe and Asia, chief executive Fadi Malas has told Gulf Business
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NewsJamie’s Italian confirms Sweden launch
Jamie’s Italian has confirmed it will make its debut in Sweden later this year after signing a partnership deal with Scandic Hotels to expand across the Nordic region
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NewsBath Ales signs Russia export deal
Bath Ales, the brewer and pub operator, has signed a deal to export its beers to Russia
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NewsAngelBerry launches fundraising for 'aggressive' expansion
AngelBerry, the Bristol-based frozen yoghurt operator, is bidding to raise £150,000 for an “aggressive” expansion drive over the next three years that would see it grow from six to c100 outlets globally