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Burger King to open product development center in Seoul this month
Burger King has created a new research and development space called Flame Lab.
It is in Ikseon-dong, in Seoul’s Jongno District.
The company says the center will support the development of new menu items.
It will also be used to improve the quality of existing products.
The move is intended to strengthen Burger King’s product research and development.
The company plans to officially unveil Flame Lab this month.
Burger King said it will open Flame Lab, a product research and development space, in Seoul this month.
The center is located in Ikseon-dong, Jongno District.
Burger King said the space is intended to develop new menu items and improve the quality of existing products.
The company announced the plan on October 12.
- Who
- Burger King.
- What
- It is opening Flame Lab, a product development and innovation space.
- When
- The center is due to be officially unveiled in October 2026.
- Where
- Ikseon-dong, Jongno District, Seoul.
- Why
- To strengthen research and development, develop new menu items and improve existing products.
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- Name
- Flame Lab
- Location
- Ikseon-dong, Jongno District, Seoul
- Planned unveiling
- October 2026
- Purpose
- Develop new menu items and improve existing product quality
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