Duskin and Dragon Circle Enterprise have opened the first Mister Donut store in Hong Kong on October 26.
The inaugural store is located inside the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping center, K11 Art Mall. On the opening day, more than 60 people formed a line, with waits of up to four hours, demonstrating its popularity. Despite preparing over 4,000 donuts, the store was sold out within 8 hours of opening. The most popular items were the “Pon de Ring” followed by the “French Cruller”.
Utilizing the same quality of ingredients as in Japan, the store offers about 20 types of popular standard donuts. The equipment is partially different from that used in Japan. In Hong Kong, a system has been introduced to manage the temperature and humidity inside the display cases. Employees have undergone training at Mister Donut College in Japan, including Dragon Circle Enterprise’s CEO Fanny Su, who also completed the program.
A second store is planned to open in December at the APM shopping mall near Kwun Tong Station. The goal is to open a total of 9 stores by the end of April 2027.
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