K Group Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the restaurant and catering business in Singapore and Indonesia. The company operates multi-branded restaurants that are mainly operated under a franchise model. The company offers Korean, Japanese, and Malaysian cuisines with casual dining concepts for the middle-income mass market. It operates through 15 self-operated restaurants under Chir Chir, Masizzim, Kogane Yama, Nipong Naepong, NY Night Market, Sora Boru, Kota Zheng Zhong, and The Chir Cafe and Bar brands, as well as 1 central kitchen under the Gangnam Kitchen brand. K Group Holdings Limited was incorporated in 2014 and is headquartered in Singapore.
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