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A McDonald's in Japan transforms itself into a restaurant where diners are served burgers on plates.

The coffee chain announced that it will open stores in 15 diverse, low to medium income urban communities across the U.S., with at least five stores expected to open in 2016.

Alan Yau revealed plans to turn one of his latest London openings into his next global food chain.

Following a £1.1m makeover, pitches are now available at the Berwick Street Market in Soho.

The chain launched its new restaurant at Gatwick North Terminal.

Reese’s Peanut Butter doughnut is returning to the chain’s menu.

Despite the sluggish economic pace of the country, South Africa is still a good investment according to the research firm.

At the time of publication, the brand has already raised more than £750,000, exceeding their target of £500,000.

Following their recent crowd funding raise, we sat down with Hummus Bros to learn more about the mediterranean brand and where the see their brand going to next.

Here's what the QSR's have been up to this week on social media.

The Everyday Thai Food restaurant launched its newest store.

Starbucks Coffee Company and Taste Holdings announced a licensed partnership, allowing the coffee chain to open across South Africa.

To make payment more convenient, Pret will also be accepting all Apple Pay transactions over £20, with no spend limit.

The coffee shop chain launched a trial partnership with London’s premium salad brand.

The gourmet pie brand has launched the Pie Bond which offers 8% interest, aiming to raise £750,000, via Crowdcube.

Pret A Manger is looking to recruit 35 students to join its year-long programme.