Mega Coffee bets big on Cambodia flagship

Having built a market lead in South Korea with a sprawling network of small-format, grab-and-go stores, the value-focused coffee chain’s Phnom Penh flagship is designed for longer visits

Inside Mega Coffee’s Phnom Penh flagship | Photo: Mega Coffee

Having overtaken Ediya Coffee in South Korea with a sprawling network of small-format, grab-and-go stores, the value-focused coffee chain’s Phnom Penh flagship is designed for longer visits

Just days after reaching 4,500 stores in its home market, Seoul-based Mega Coffee has entered its second international market with an outlet in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

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