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Tin Drum Asian Kitchen Gears Up for Summer with the Debut of New Menu Items

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Asian-inspired fast causal concept further entices guests with unique seasonal promotion.

May 02, 2016 // Franchising.com // ATLANTA - Tin Drum Asian Kitchen, a fast casual concept focused on fresh, bold, Asian inspired flavors, unveiled today its newest menu offerings available just in time for summer. Now through July 31, guests can feast on a variety of light and refreshing items including the restaurant's latest innovative dish, Bangkok Fried Rice. The mouthwatering entrée embodies Tin Drum's signature fusion of Asian flavors, made with egg fried rice and lemongrass chicken, fresh green beans, hand cut carrots, red onion, jalapeno and Thai basil, garnished with sweet and sour cucumbers and tomato, and crowned with a fresh egg served over easy.

"With flavors that pack a punch with the freshest ingredients, we know that the new Bangkok Fried Rice is one of our most delicious menu items yet, and have no doubt it will excite all of our guests who have come to expect truly unique dishes and a top-notch dining experience from Tin Drum," said Kirk Biondi, Tin Drum corporate chef.

To compliment its wealth of flavors, the Bangkok Fried Rice can be paired with Tin Drum's popular Thai Tea, a sweet blend of black tea served over ice with a healthy drizzle of cream characterized by a refreshing taste, the perfect cool down on a hot summer day. While Tin Drum is known for adding its own unique twist to its Asian fusion style dishes, the restaurant has never strayed from its commitment to embracing the various cultures that inspire its ongoing menu innovation. As a traditional staple in Southeast Asia, Tin Drum's Thai Tea reflects the restaurant's belief in the importance of providing guests with as authentic of an experience as possible.

As Tin Drum's loyal following grows, and with the momentum the brand is experiencing this year, the company is preparing to introduce its new app. Launching this summer, the app will feature several platforms designed to help rewards program members save big and make the dining experience more convenient for guests on the go, including exclusive specials and a new online ordering platform.

Tin Drum Asian Kitchen provides the fast service and convenience of Asian street-side cafés, prepares each meal to order using fresh, simple ingredients. The menu is a dynamic mix of traditional Asian fare with bold flavors and features cuisine inspired by the cultures of China, India, Japan, Korea, Thailandand Vietnam. The restaurant's aggressive franchise growth is backed by the entrepreneurs at the BIP Franchise Accelerator, a division of venture capital firm BIP Capital, which invested in the brand in 2010. BIP Capital has invested more than $250 million in emerging, high-growth brands across the franchising, software, and technology and consumer products industries. BIP Capital created the BIP Franchise Accelerator to leverage its leadership team's deep franchise experience to help emerging brands accelerates their growth. In addition to Tin Drum Asian Kitchen, the BIP Franchise Accelerator's portfolio includes Tropical Smoothie Café, which has more than 465 locations nationwide.

For more information, visit www.tindrumcafe.com and follow Tin Drum onFacebook, Twitter and Instagram.

About Tin Drum Asian Kitchen

With 12 locations throughout Atlanta, Ga., Tin Drum Asian Kitchen, a fast casual concept focused on fresh, bold, Asian flavors, is inspired by music and the street-side cafes of Asia. The menu carries bold flavor profiles and all food is cooked fresh to order in an open kitchen. The space invites all taste buds and styles, and looks to elevate the fast casual dining experience with thoughtful, modern design elements and surprising, delightful details. For more information about Tin Drum, visit tindrumcafe.com.

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