As a result, these counterfeit restaurants like O Mc McDnoald’s pop up in the cities around China. This creates challenges for small businesses who cannot afford to provide Western products for Chinese prices. The catch is that they want all this at Chinese prices, not North American prices. The average Chinese consumer wants Western-style fast food, service and an environment that makes them feel like a Westerner. What is the reason for this? Many small business owners in China create knock-off Western chains to deliver on the Chinese consumers demands. Like KFC, it seems McDonald’s cannot catch a break in China with a crazy number of Mickey D knock offs out there. Ol’ McDnoald had a farm? We thought it was old McDonald. According to the posts on this Facebook page, there are multiple locations using the Starbucks with an f name all over China. There is even a Facebook page dedicated to this knock off coffee house run by someone who thought it would be funny to share Starbucks knock offs, mistakes and funny memes. Starbucks would never talk to me that way. Some might see this knock-off version and get offended – how dare you speak to me that way. We know when two vowels go walking the first one does the talking but that doesn’t mean you leave the second one out! The look and branding aren’t really well done in terms of completely replicating the famous Starbucks coffee brand but they sell coffee just the same. They also forgot the second e in the word coffee. They use the same logo with just one letter swap. Ladies and gentlemen instead of Starbucks we present to you Star… well you know. The Chinese don’t seem to know this popular English swear word or thought it would either be a funny play on words appealing to foreigners. When you change the b in the “bucks” from Starbucks for an f, you get the idea of what name this knock off coffee shop goes by. As convincing as the restaurant may be to an unsuspecting KFC fan, we’re not sure they profited as much as they would have if they were a true KFC! No one can do a bucket of fried chicken like KFC can! Therefore, it may be China’s best chicken but it’s definitely not the best fried chicken! 9. So much so that it is even suspected that it might have been a real KFC prior to it being a CBC. The CBC version has even copied the branding to look almost identical. The restaurant look and design from the outside in also looks identical to a real KFC in China. Who knows if the chicken is any good but surely KFC is starting to get frustrated with the abundance of different knock offs of their restaurants in China.
The fraudulent KFC restaurant called “CBC” is perhaps meant to be played off as “China’s Best Chicken”.
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It sounds like a bank name or a TV network but it’s just the next fast-food chain knock off from China. Let’s take a look at 10 Hilarious Knock Off Fast Food Chains Only In China. So, how do these businesses deliver? By knocking off the real thing with pretty darn good replicas… sometimes. A lot of Chinese businesses profit off of counterfeit products and fast-food chains.
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