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Japanese Burger Chain Closes Remaining Australian Branches

‘After much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to close all MOS Burger locations in Australia,’ MOS Burger said in a social media post.
Japanese Burger Chain Closes Remaining Australian Branches
MOS Burger is pulling out of Australia completely. Alex Lepe/TNS
Cindy Li
8/27/2024|Updated: 8/28/2024
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MOS Burger, a Japanese brand, has announced it will leave the Australian market by September.

All three affected outlets are in Queensland: Sunnybank, Southport, and Upper Mount Gravatt. The first branch in Sunnybank opened in 2011.

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