Which countries have and don't have Hooters? Say what you want about them, but these are very institutions, and not just institutions, now a global phenomenon.
sticky? Sure, but as one reads Playboy "for articles", Hooters is the place where people look for "wings". No need to lie, we know why we all love Hooters.
History
They first opened in 1983. The concept is simple. Well-dressed women selling food and drinks. It was taken in 1984 and from here it should become the institution it is today.
Since then, very little has changed in the uniform, and indeed in the menu. Since then, the company has set up shop in hotels, casinos, and even airlines! They are also represented in a number of countries and territories.
How many countries does Hooters have?
They are present in the continental United States, Guam, and 28 other countries. OK, it's not McDonald s, but it's in most parts of the world. Which countries have Hooters?
There is no list of countries that have offices, but they are common in America, Europe, and Asia. Yes, there are many in Asia.
However, none in Cambodia. You can read about Hooters in Cambodia here.
Which Asian Countries Have Hooters?
I'll take care of the elephant in the room in a moment. If I had posted about Hooters in Asian countries before you got a lot of standard sexist comments about Asians not having what it takes. That's bullshit.
They are represented in China, Thailand, Philippines, Singapore and Korea. The one in Thailand was so successful that it aroused the longing to open branches in other Southeast Asian countries, unfortunately Covid-19 ended many of them.
Personally, I only visited the Beijing branch, which is now closed. I can attest that the ribs are very good. . . .
Are you going to expand in Asia?
At least officially, it has been discussed in Cambodia for years. Here too, the corona-virus is disrupting things. There is also talk of this in Indonesia, although it is uncertain how it will work with the current government.
Surprisingly, there has been brief talk of the Burmese Hooters in Myanmar, although with the current coup the odds are much less.
Pyongyang smart? Maybe in my life...
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