SINGAPORE, — Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A announced on Thursday it's expanding to Asia. The fast-food chain plans to open its first restaurant in Singapore in late 2025.
According to a news release, the first Chick-fil-A in Singapore kicks off a 10-year, $75 million investment.
In June 2024, Chick-fil-A (Asia) Pte Ltd hosted a pop-up event in Singapore to introduce the brand to the community. More than 1,000 people tried the original Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich.
“The profound love that Singaporeans have for food as well as the city’s strategic position as a gateway to the Asian market make it the ideal choice for Chick-fil-A’s first permanent restaurant in the region,” Chick-fil-A Chief International Officer Anita Costello said. “We are grateful for the overwhelming support and positive response from Singaporeans so far and we look forward to serving them in 2025.”
Head of Asia Pacific Operations at Chick-fil-A (Asia) Pte Ltd, Hugh Park, said introducing Chick-fil-A to Singapore will bring new jobs and opportunities to the community.
“Our unique approach, with locally owned and operated restaurants, will also allow us to better connect with people in Singapore as we provide an authentic Chick-fil-A experience,” Park added.
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