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US fast food chain Wendy’s to open first restaurant in Guyana
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July 25, 2025

US fast food chain Wendy’s to open first restaurant in Guyana

GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) — United States (US) based fast food chain Wendy’s is scheduled to open its first restaurant in Guyana in August.

According to a statement, the brand has signed a franchise agreement with WenKai Incorporation to bring its menu, which includes its square hamburgers, spicy chicken sandwich, chicken nuggets, and frosty treats, to local customers.

The first restaurant will offer a modern and convenient dining experience featuring drive-thru service, dine-in seating and delivery.

WenKai Incorporation plans to open three Wendy’s restaurants in Guyana by the end of the year.

As part of a broader market expansion, the agreement also includes plans to develop new Wendy’s restaurants in Suriname.

Franchisee and Founder of WenKai Incorporation, Iman Khan-Cummings, said “We’ve long admired Wendy’s for its commitment to quality, innovation and hospitality. Bringing this beloved brand to Guyana, our home, is incredibly exciting. We look forward to serving fresh, made-to-order meals and building strong community relationships through this new venture.”

WenKai Incorporation is a fully Guyanese-owned company committed to transforming the dining landscape in Guyana by bringing world-class food brands to the country and the wider region.

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