US EditionJinjja Chicken Revealed as Singaporean Brand, Not Korean, Founder Admits
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Jinjja Chicken Revealed as Singaporean Brand, Not Korean, Founder Admits
In a surprising revelation, Bernard Tay, the 45-year-old owner of Jinjja Chicken, disclosed in an interview with The Straits Times that the popular Korean fried chicken chain is, in fact, a proudly Singaporean brand. Tay’s candour about the brand’s origins sheds light on a long-standing misconception among its patrons and the public. “It is time to let people know that we are proudly 100 per cent owned by Singaporeans. We are a Singaporean brand…
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