Written by China Restaurant Insider
Published on
1 Apr 2026
7 mins read
China’s coffee market is heading into its fiercest showdown yet.
Luckin’s latest acquisition and Mixue’s coffee trials point to a widening split in strategy.
Written by China Restaurant Insider
Published on
1 Apr 2026
7 mins read
China’s coffee market is heading into its fiercest showdown yet.

Luckin Coffee is set to take its most significant international leap yet with plans to open a branch in lower Manhattan.

The Chinese coffee upstart is expanding from budget drinks into the premium market with a new flagship store.

The Chinese chain has opened two outlets in New York City. Will its ‘coffee to go’ business model, apple fizzy americanos and…

The US coffee giant wants to more than double its presence in China with the help of private equity firm Boyu Capital.

Die größte chinesische Kaffeekette Luckin ist auf Expansionskurs – und greift den Weltmarktführer Starbucks in dessen Heimatmarkt…

Luckin Coffee CEO Jinyi Guo said the company is preparing to relist its shares in the U.S., five years after an accounting…