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Luckin Coffee, the largest coffee chain in China, has branched into the US with two New York City locations that opened Monday, June 30.

The chain had a similar offering in China, known as Starbucks Now, which CNN described as being similar to Luckin Coffee. Its offerings are, however, about 30 percent cheaper in China than ...

In addition to being among the most prominent coffee chain brands in China, Luckin Coffee stores — totaling over 24,000 — can also be found in Singapore and Malaysia.

On Monday, Luckin Coffee held soft openings at two locations in New York City: 755 Broadway in Brooklyn and 800 6th Avenue in Manhattan.

Luckin Coffee went toe-to-toe with Starbucks in China, and now it’s entering the U.S. coffee market.