Mixue sells its ice cream and drinks at around 40 US cents to US$1.50. In comparison, popular Taiwanese-based tea franchise Chatime markets its products in between $1.34 and $2.67.

According to Fast Company, one of the more popular menu items at Mixue Ice Cream and Tea is the Super Boba Sundae, which includes vanilla ice cream, sweet caramel or brown sugar syrup, and boba ...

Mixue, a bubble tea and ice cream chain founded in 1997 in China's Henan province, debuted on Hong Kong's stock market on Monday. It offered close to 17.1 million shares, amounting to 3.45 billion ...

HONG KONG: One can become a billionaire selling ice cream, lemonade and fruit smoothies – all for less than US$1. Zhang Hongchao and Zhang Hongfu, two brothers who founded China’s largest ...

Susanna.” This recipe helped Mixue Ice Cream and Tea become the world’s biggest food-and-beverage chain by number of locations, topping McDonald’s and Starbucks.

Mixue Ice Cream and Tea currently has 21,000 stores in China and 600 stores in 11 Asian countries. Five years ago Mixue went global with its first international store opening in 2018 in Hanoi ...

*Chinese bubble tea and ice cream giant Mixue Bingcheng has become the world’s largest food and beverage chain, topping McDonald’s and Starbucks in store count. According to Newsweek, as of ...

That's because nothing on Mixue's menu costs over $4.50 (if you avoid add-ons, of course). Other must-try items include the Strawberry Shake-Shake ($2), Brown Sugar Pearl Sundae ($2) and Ice Cream ...

Shares in Mixue, a Chinese ice cream and bubble tea chain, surged over 40% on Monday, the first day of trading after an IPO that raised 3.45 billion Hong Kong dollars ($444 million).

In comparison, McDonald’s has 43,000 outlets, while Starbucks has 40,200. They are followed by Subway and KFC, the firm said. In Southeast Asia, Mixue accounted for 70% of over 6,100 F&B outlets ...

Mixue sold 17 million shares in the deal at a fixed price of HK$202.5 each. The shares started trading at HK$262 each and the gains outpaced a 0.8 per cent rise in Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index.