Uncle Don’s ventures abroad


Uncle Don's CEO and founder Ian Ong Ming Hock

AFFORDABLE casual dining restaurant chain Uncle Don’s, which has 44 outlets in the Peninsular Malaysia, is making its maiden regional expansion, with Cambodia being its first market.

Chief executive officer and founder Ian Ong Ming Hock says the location for the first outlet has been identified in Phnom Penh, and it plans to start operations by June this year.

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