Craziest Copycat Fast-Food Chains Worldwide
Here is the list of some hilarious copycat fast-food chains all around the world imitating the features of the store they are copying.
Earlier this week, JoyRulBee, the Chinese version of the popular Philippine fast-food chain Jollibee goes viral online.
The copycat store garnered various reactions from the online community after imitating the logo, design, and motif of Jollibee.
![JoyRulBee](https://philnews.ph/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/joyrulbee2.jpg)
Aside from JoyRulBee, there are many knockoff fast-food chains operating in different countries worldwide.
The knockoff versions of Burger King, Starbucks, 7-Eleven, and KFC are also making rounds online.
The infringement stores usually open because the countries don’t allow the franchises of the fast-food chains.
Here are some of the most hilarious copycat versions of popular stores:
Mash Donalds (Iran)
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Mash Donalds also offers their own version of “Big Mac” called “baguette burger”, which is made up of turkey ham, cheese, and meat.
Pizza Hat (Iran)
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The Pizza Hut knockoff version serves pizza, lasagna, and chicken wings.
Stars & Bucks (Palestine)
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Palestine opened their version of “Starbucks” in the city of Ramallah.
Burger Friends (Iraq)
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Iraqi citizens want to have more American food because they are already sick with their traditional cuisine.
KFD (China)
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KFD copied “KFC” also features Colonel Sanders on their logo.
Duffin Dagels (Spain)
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Spain copied the color scheme, logo, and menu of the popular Dunkin Donuts.
7 Twelve (China)
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China also copied the famous convenience store “7-eleven”.
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