MOS Burger to Close All 3 Australian Branches

Published on August 28, 2024

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. The second-biggest fast-food chain in Japan announced the decision on Aug. 22 through social media. “After much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to close all MOS Burger locations in Australia. Our last day of trading will be Aug. 31, 2024,” reads a social media post of the company. “We are incredibly grateful for the support and love you’ve shown us over the years. Serving you and being part of your lives has been an honour, and we will always cherish the memories made together.”...

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