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The returning offering is vegan and gluten-free.

The fast casual brand looks to get a bigger share in family-friendly dining experiences.

The new sites will be located in Burleigh Heads, Rothwell, Northlakes and Birtinya.

The Tex-Mex brand will also open their third site in Brisbane on November 30.

The burger chain wants customers to no longer line up in a waiting bay.

The restaurant brand has saved 43 tonnes of plastic from being used since partnering with BioPak.

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The move comes after appointing The Royals to their creative account.

They warned, however, that retail is the only sector to have negative business conditions as household budgets have weakened.

The item is in line with the increasing demand for superfoods such as activated charcoal and almond milk. Gelatissimo has announced that they launched their limited-edition Almond Milk-flavoured gelato. The new offering boasts of having cacao nibs, toasted almonds and almond milk, which is said to have high protein and low calorie and fat content. “Over the past couple of years, we’ve seen increasing demand for flavours that incorporate superfoods like activated charcoal and almond milk, so we’re proud to be launching this on-trend and refreshing almond milk flavour on World Vegan Day,” Filiz Kaya, product development manager of Gelatissimo, said.  

The new outlet is said to be five times bigger than the first one in Windsor.

The cafe has mostly attracted customers from the younger generations.

Last year saw the chain donating 13 million meals globally.

This will be their first site in South Australia.

This is the Malaysia-based noodle chain’s first restaurant outside Asia.