Medina added that the Crunch Time dine-in store is similar to a combination of a fast-food restaurant and a convenience store, with the first dine-in store opening in Pampanga three years ago
“So when you enter 7-Eleven, you can see a fast-food component and a full kitchen,” Medina said.
He added that the Crunch Time dine-in store branch in Lopez-Jaena is also serving other stores in Bacolod City.
“Filipinos love chicken, especially here in Bacolod, it’s very popular since we have the Manokan Country. It’s our own formulation and trademark. We are priced competitively and operating 24 hours,” he added.
Medina noted that they will soon expand 7-Eleven Crunch Time availability in Dumaguete City.
For the !+? Cafe Reserve, Medina said that it’s also the first dine-in store concept in NIR and Western Visayas.
For this kind of concept, he said there are already eight stores that have opened in the country.
“Not every town gets this,” he added.
!+? Cafe Reserve offers exclusive, more premium drinks crafted to satisfy both coffee and non-coffee lovers, providing an approachable café experience. It also offers freshly oven-baked pastries.
PSC is currently operating 4,200 stores nationwide and by end this year, they are eyeing to open an additional of 15 stores in the NIR.
“Please visit our 7-Eleven Crunch Time in Lopez-Jaena Street and the !+? Cafe Reserve in One Regis, Megaworld Upper East in Bacolod City,” Medina said. (MAP)
