Sung Kang makes a pit stop at Sugar Factory NYC
On Saturday 11/26 Sung Kang, known for his role as Han Lue in The Fast and the Furious franchise, joined us at our NYC Meatpacking restaurant.
Sung was joined by his wife Miki Yim. The couple stopped in to satisfy their cravings for our Sugar Factory Signature Cappuccino, Red Velvet Cake and a S’mores Crepe.
The couple sat at the bar a made conversation with all around.
Sung and his wife were overheard saying how much they’re looking forward to Sugar Factory opening on the Upper West Side next month.
On the way out Sung bought his wife a Sugar factory Rainbow of Sugar Couture Pop. They also picked up some Swedish Fish for the trip home.
About Sugar Factory:
With locations in some of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities, including Las Vegas, New York City, Bahrain, Chicago, Miami, Dubai, Orlando and Manila, Sugar Factory is known the world over for its celebrity-endorsed Couture Pops, which have turned sweets into the latest designer accessory. Iconic superstars including Kylie Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Britney Spears, Drake, Nicole Scherzinger, Kim Kardashian, Eva Longoria and Rupert Grint are just a few of the celebrities who have either endorsed or have been spotted with the sparkly lollipops. Sugar Factory’s loyal celebrity following has received widespread media attention from People Magazine, the Daily Mail, US Weekly, Entertainment Tonight, Extra and more.
The food at Sugar Factory American Brasserie is a treat for all, offering guests a one-of-a-kind dining experience, serving decadent and tasty fare to satisfy any craving. Created by a team of world-class chefs, the signature menu offers everything from pancakes and sweet and savory crepes to salads, burgers and pizzas, all available throughout the day. Sugar Factory also offers spiked adult beverages made with premium spirits, including Sugar Factory’s signature 36-ounce alcohol-infused smoking candy goblets, all of which are available without alcohol for the kids.
Look for new Sugar Factory locations in New York City (1991 Broadway), Chicago (The Shops at North Bridge), Bellevue, Washington (The Bravern), Foxwoods Resort (Connecticut) and San Francisco.
