Djan Magbanua

Subway launches 17 new sandwiches to address order fatigue

Subway launches 17 new sandwiches to address order fatigue

The new menu offers pre-made choices whilst keeping Subway’s customisation option intact.

QSR customers have more money but demand more

People want to eat what they want to eat when they want to eat it.

Digitalisation key to preserving customer loyalty

Addressing gaps in brand consistency can strengthen customer loyalty.

QSRs battle for prime drive-thru areas

More chains access customer data, including delivery locations, through their own apps.

Meet the new CEO of Mad Mex

Cameron Fincher was previously the COO of KFC South Pacific.

Gong cha rides ‘blind box’ craze with POP MART tie-up

The tea company is targeting Gen Alphas by creating social media buzz.

Carl's Jr eyes Aussie expansion after master franchise setback

The brand has five new restaurants set to open in the next 18 months.

Lord of the Fries founders say farewell to the brand

Scott Raggat is appointed as CEO, and Mark's brother Sam Koronczyk will be the Chief Operating Officer.

Sushi Izu goes solo

Australia’s biggest sushi retailer will open its first suburban store outside Woolworths this month.

El Jannah to shake up ‘stagnant’ breakfast market

The Aussie fast-food chain is banking on its Lebanese heritage to offer something better.

Mr. Charlie’s is more than just a ‘vegan McDonald’s’

The plant-based fast-food chain promises that its food tastes as good as meat.

Hungry Jack’s, Macca’s vying for Aussies’ morning dollars, analyst says

Restaurants with competitive prices and a drive-thru service will get an advantage.

Soul Origin to launch 35 coffee-focused rebranded restaurants by 2025

The new design was the result of two years of research and customer feedback.

OOSHMAN rebrands to stand out in crowded market

The Sydney-based modern Lebanese chain found itself lost in a sea of similarly named restaurants.

Meet Ollie, Oliver’s AI drive-thru Aussie assistant

There are already plans to take it to the restaurant chain’s self-service kiosks.

Five Guys eyes Sydney and Melbourne as a springboard for national expansion

The burger chain currently has four restaurants including a second Melbourne location.

Consumers are ready but human oversight remains key for AI—KPMG partner

Fast-food businesses are racing to get AI services right but accuracy remains a challenge.