Restaurants & Outlets

Explore the dynamic world of restaurants and food outlets with exclusive interviews, trend analyses, and success stories. This category highlights the innovations in dining experiences, the latest culinary trends, and the strategies top brands use to attract and retain customers. Learn from the best in the business and get inspired by their stories

Restaurants & Outlets Corporate Stories

Krispy Kreme ANZ : Destined To Delight

A company with the concept of joy baked firmly into its DNA, CEO of Krispy Kreme ANZ, Andrew McGuigan, unpacks the key ingredients behind a company culture established on true authenticity.

McDonald’s UAE : QSR’s Quarter Centurion

A household QSR name that requires no introduction, McDonald's UAE is celebrating 25 years since arriving in 1994.

McDonald’s Pakistan : Taking Fast Food Further

Empowering equal opportunities, industry localisation and social investment, McDonald’s Pakistan is embodying the country’s strategic strides.

Pizza Express UAE : The People’s Business

Having doubled in size in just three years, Pizza Express UAE is reaping the rewards of a family- and respect-based culture which is seeing every employee sharing its success story.

Pizza Hut Singapore : Pizza Passion

From two brothers with $600 and an idea to outlets in 84 countries globally, the Pizza Hut brand has reached international stardom: its operations in Singapore provide the evidence.

KFC Myanmar : Maintaining Momentum

KFC Myanmar continues to grow having opened its first outlet in 2015. We caught up with Managing Director JR Ching for an update on progress.

Nando’s UAE : Try Something New

Nando's UAE has proved resoundingly successful since its introduction, and continues to tantalise the taste buds of the nation 14 years on.

Nando’s South Africa : Born in South Africa, Universal in Appeal

The Nando’s story is one full of flavour and culture, but despite the brand’s ever-growing presence and global influence over the years, the much-celebrated chicken restaurateur has never forgotten its roots in South Africa.