Tim Hortons, Canada’s Coffee Icon, Set to Make Korean Debut in Gangnam

Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons is preparing to open its first store in South Korea next month. The store will be in front of exit 3 of Sinnonhyeon Station in Gangnam District, Seoul, and will open its doors on the 14th.

The store, which the company will directly manage, will serve signature menu items such as the Double Double, Iced Capp, French Vanilla, donuts, and Melt Sandwiches.

In celebration of the opening, Tim Hortons, in collaboration with Air Canada, will give away round-trip premium economy tickets to Canada. The draw will open to customers visiting the store over four days.

Legendary Toronto Maple Leafs ice hockey player Tim Horton established Tim Hortons in 1964 by opening a donut shop in Hamilton, Ontario. The company now operates over 5,700 stores in 16 countries worldwide.

By. Park Jeong Eun