Chick-fil-A’s head of Asia Pacific Hugh Park on the brand’s Asian expansion plan

Chick-fil-A staff serving food to customers at the pop-up store in Singapore.
Both restaurants will be led by the local owner-operators of the two countries. (Source: supplied)
Chick-fil-A is set to make its Asian debut with its first Singapore restaurant opening in late 2025. This expansion marks the beginning of a significant 10-year investment plan, with the US fast-food chain committing US$75 million to the venture.  Inside Retail spoke with Hugh Park, head of Asia Pacific operations at Chick-fil-A, about the brand’s vision for the Asian market.  Inside Retail: Why did Chick-fil-A choose Singapore as the starting destination for its international expans

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