Flavored french fries retailer Potato Corner adds 70 outlets.

Flavored french fries retailer Potato Corner is planning to expand its operations by opening 60 new stores in the Phillipines and setting up 10 new stores in Indonesia this year.

Potato Corner chief executive officer Jose Magsaysay Jr. told reporters the brand is planning to expand its business by opening stores in the country and overseas.

Amid strong demand in the country, 60 new stores will be set up this year.

At present, there are over 550 Potato Corner stores worldwide.

Of this total, 90 are located in overseas markets such as Australia, Indonesia, Panama, United Arab Emirates, and the US.

Aside from opening new stores, the retailer also plans to enter new markets amid inquiries from individuals who have tried Potato Corner’s french fries during their stay in the country.

“Many of the inquiries we received from overseas are from young individuals who want to become entrepreneurs and were our customers before,” Magsaysay said.

He noted there are ongoing talks with potential partners for Potato Corner in China, Singapore, Thailand, Mexico and Spain.