UK Chinese fast food brand Green Kitchen seeks funding for expansion
They turned to a crowdfunding platform to raise £200,000 in exchange for 11.61% equity.
UK Chinese fast food chain Green Kitchen is looking for investors to for their planned expansion.
Founded in 2015, the UK Chinese fast food brand started as a food delivery service before recently opening their first high street shop near to Anfield Stadium. They intend to build another 3-5 stores, including a flagship store in Liverpool before we expanding to nearby cities such as Manchester and Birmingham.
"Green Kitchen aims to develop a UK healthy Chinese fast food chain brand by promoting our healthy eating concept. We have had really positive feedback from our customers and some consider it to be ''the best Chinese we ever had'. Vegetarian & Vegan food is provided as well," its team said in its Crowdcube page.
As of press time, they have raised £41,450 from 22 investors.
"We also envisage motorway service station stores and drive-through stores in the future," they added.
(Photo credit: Green Kitchen Facebook page)
