Hungry Jack chomps on

Article Abstract:

In September 2003, Jack Cowin, the founder of Hungry Jack's restaurant chain in Australia emerged as a part of a consortium that brought the Stanbroke Pastoral Company for more than $490 million. Hungry Jack's with the support of it United States parent company Burger King Corporation (BKC), is planning 100 new stores at a cost of $150 million in the next 5 years.

Facilities & equipment, Buildings and facilities, Cowin, Jack

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Changing course

Article Abstract:

The new hybrid restaurants offering good food at a reasonable price in Australia and the cities hot lunch spots are surveyed. Restaurants like WildEast Dreams offer good food in a stylish environment at reasonable cost.

Services information, Recipes and menus, Services

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Fast foodie

Article Abstract:

The career details and life experiences of Paul Mathis are presented. He started his own restaurant named Chocolate Buddha, and offered projects around Australia to devise the next big thing in cafes.

Mathis, Paul

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