Australian chain The Coffee Club has added a new store and market to its portfolio, with the opening of an establishment in Vietnam in September.
The Coffee Club says the café in Vietnam will cater to locals and travellers, offering a relaxed atmosphere for the workers, students, tourists, and families of Ho Chi Minh.
Nick Bryden, CEO of parent company Minor DKL Food Group, says the restaurant-style format provides an all-day dining experience with a menu balancing The Coffee Club favourites and local Asian dishes.
“The Coffee Club offers a distinctive restaurant experience with great selections of food and beverage menus, excellent coffee, and a welcoming relaxed atmosphere enriching the contemporary lifestyles of Vietnamese consumers,” Nick says.
“Our menu in Vietnam is unique to this country. Customers will enjoy a mix of our international signature drinks and dishes with locally inspired favourites.”
Julianne Cowley of the Australian Consulate General, who officiated the opening ceremony, says The Coffee Club is already a familiar brand with many Vietnamese people who have travelled to Australia.
“[The launch of The Coffee Club] is a practical example of how we want to link our nations. The Coffee Club will not only create local jobs; but builds on so many other links between our countries,” Julianne says.
For more information, visit www.coffeeclub.com.au
