Dairy Queen Announces Entry Into South Korean Market
Another American fast food restaurant chain is coming to South Korea. It will be interesting to see if Dairy Queen puts a Korean twist on to any of their food offerings:
The U.S. fast food chain Dairy Queen has signed on to expand into South Korea, industry officials said Thursday.
M2G USA Investment said it has signed an agreement with International Dairy Queen Inc., which owns the franchise, to open 50 DQ Grill & Chill stores here over the next five years.
International Dairy Queen is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway led by famous investor Warren Buffet. Dairy Queen, commonly known as DQ, is a chain of fast food restaurants serving hamburgers, ice cream and other frozen products, with some 6,000 locations worldwide.
A Korean foodservice company Food and Treat will handle operations of the local DQ locations. [Yonhap]
Bring on the DQ Bingsu, Green Tea Ice Cream, and Hot Dogs that are literally Hot “Dogs”! Ok, maybe not the 3rd one, 😛 lol.
Well, it’s important to have actual dipped cones for the kids…
@Andy, Korean hot dogs. LOL 😀 :chuckle:
I was thinking red bean soft serve ice cream…
Kimchi dogs? Doenjang chiggae instead of chili on the foot-longs?