Eat n Lick Celebrates New Milestone with Chitungwiza Branch Launch

Eat n Lick has opened its 23rd branch at Makoni Business Center, Chitungwiza, marking a significant expansion for the fast-growing Zimbabwean food chain.

The official launch was celebrated with excitement on Friday, featuring entertainment by Chillspot Records. The vibrant event drew tens of attendees to witness the latest milestone.

Over fifteen employees are now part of the Chitungwiza branch, led by Martin Foya. Operating 24 hours a day, this location aligns with the brand’s commitment to customer accessibility.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Dr. Lovemore Gomera, CEO of the Chartered Governance Institute, adding a touch of prestige to the branch opening festivities.

Customers were treated to an array of Eat n Lick’s renowned offerings. Favorites include shawarma, chicken and chips, burgers, pizzas, confectioneries, ice cream, beverages, and milkshakes.

Managing Director Tsitsi Musaabayana emphasized affordability and inclusivity, noting meals range from $0.50 to $50. She also guaranteed quality, value, and exceptional service.

The outlet aims to cater to everyone, from families and couples to large groups. Musaabayana expressed a vision of creating a welcoming and culturally diverse environment.

Paul Nyamayaro highlighted the cultural and traditional convergence reflected in Eat n Lick’s product offerings, commending the brand’s commitment to serving the Chitungwiza community.

Community engagement played a key role in the new branch’s establishment. Musaabayana acknowledged social media invitations from Chitungwiza residents, leading to the company’s decision to expand there.

Eat n Lick’s rapid growth aligns with its mission to bring affordable meals closer to communities. The company now operates eight branches across the Harare area alone.

Since its founding in 2014 by Bishop Isiah and Pastor Tsitsi Musaabayana, the family-owned, Christian-rooted business has seen tremendous growth. Its presence spans multiple cities nationwide.

With branches in Harare, Mutare, Chegutu, Rusape, Chinhoyi, Kadoma, Kwekwe, and now Chitungwiza, Eat n Lick continues to solidify its reputation as Zimbabwe’s fastest-growing fast-food chain.

Beyond in-store service, the company is expanding its delivery network, further enhancing accessibility and convenience for its growing customer base across Zimbabwe.

The Zim Bulletin