Banh mi chain PewPew to shut Ho Chi Minh City outlet
Vietnamese banh mi chain PewPew will close its Ho Chi Minh City outlet. The closure was announced on the brand's official fan page. The outlet had only been operating since March 2024, indicating the intense competition within the food and beverage industry.
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