Canadian donut chain Tim Hortons opens its first Korean store on the 14th - Korean news

Tim Hortons, Canada's leading donut chain, will open its first Korean store near Shin Nonhyeon subway station in Seoul on the 14th. RBI Guru who runs the chain
``We plan to open more than 150 stores in the Korean market within the next five years,'' said Rafael Odorizzi, president of Asia Pacific (APAC) for Apple.
Founded in Canada in 1964, Tim Hortons currently has more than 5,700 stores in 17 countries around the world. In Asia, South Korea is a major player in China, India, and Pakistan.
This will be the seventh country to enter the country, following Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore. The store serves hot drinks such as cafe lattes and cappuccinos, as well as its original menu item ``Ice Cap.''
It offers a diverse menu of cold drinks and bakery items. The entire menu is also available in Korea. In addition, 46 types of coffee drinks including ``Maple Latte'' and 8 types of ``I
The menu offers a total of about 90 items, including ``Scap'', 14 types of non-coffee drinks, and 22 types of donuts and sandwiches.
The price in South Korea is 4,000 won (approximately 443 yen) for "Americano";
"Ice Cap" costs 5,100 won (approximately 566 yen). The price range is 78-93% compared to major Korean coffee brands.