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Popeyes on board at Giftland Mall
MCG Investments (Giftland Office Max) Inc, announced yesterday that it has signed a licensing Agreement with Guyana Restaurant Inc. (Popeye’s), for the leasing of space at its Giftland Mall, Pattensen, East Coast Demerara.
Chairman of Popeye’s Ram Lalbadhur Singh receives the agreement from Monica Beepat (Director of Giftland) and Jade Beepat (H.R. Director)
The facilities will be state-of-the-art in technology and design and have been tested to ISO and ROCH certification, for the European and USA markets. All equipment will be rigorously tested and sanitized, daily, in accordance with both companies’ strict health and safety policies.
CEO of Giftland OfficeMax, Ian Ramdeo stated “The Giftland Mall welcomes Guyana Restaurant Inc. on board and is excited for this partnership to provide to the Guyanese public the excellent service that Popeye’s is noted for.”
The Giftland Mall will be a state-of-the-art, 21st century facility, and “a gathering place for many memorable events”. It is situated on over 500,000 sq. ft. of developed property of which 300,000 is enclosed and air-conditioned. It will feature over 140 different vendors, customer parking, bus terminals and taxi stands. It will also feature separate Video arcades for pre-teens and teenagers, together with a 12-Lane Bowling Alley, 8 State-of-the-Art 3D Cinemas and over 23 eating places.
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