Published on: Sep 26, 2009
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
Chowking is set to break new ground in the quick-service restaurant (QSR) industry with the recent launch of its freshly cooked delivery service. The company invested close to P50 million to be able to deliver delicious Chinese food fast and freshly ...

Published on: May 19, 2009
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
For someone who just stumbled upon the food business by accident, Ahmed Lafir surely has the Midas touch for a good brand. The Indian-born managing director of Dubai-based Tradeline L.L.C. has been expanding his Chowking franchise in the United Arab ...

Published on: Nov 28, 2008
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
Chowking announced the completion of a Php270-million (USD 5.65-million) modernization program, which will help set the stage for the company’s future growth. Called “Project DMSSM” (pronounced as “dimsum”) for “Designed, Modernized ...

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Published on: Sep 26, 2009
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
To demonstrate the freshly cooked quality of Chowking’s food deliveries, Chowking riders in chef’s hats cooked with their Chinese woks while riding their motorbikes en route to customers. The wacky stunt was the highlight of the Sept. 23 ...

Published on: May 19, 2009
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
Chowking president Erwin Elechicon (left) and Ahmed Lafir, managing director of Tradeline LLC, a Dubai-based trading company, recently signed a contract renewing the Chowking franchise of Tradeline in the UAE.

Published on: Nov 28, 2008
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
Tony Tan Caktiong (second from left), chairman and CEO of Jollibee Foods Corporation, parent company of Chowking, tours the Noodle Building at the Chowking Highland Commissary in Muntinlupa City on November 28, 2008. The refurbishing of the Noodle ...

Published on: Dec 02, 2008
Category: Consumer, Food/Beverages, Retail,
Chowking president Erwin M. Elechicon talks about the P270-million (USD 5.65-million) modernization program called “Project DMSSM,” and spotting opportunities amid the global economic crisis.

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