Mamak Sessions - How Bryan Loo Created His Bubble Tea Empire

Bryan Loo needs no introduction, he's known as the man who brought down the bubble tea culture to Malaysia. In this episode we talk about how he took a chance at an industry he knows nothing about, and eventually building over 500 stores nation wide.
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[@zhaofei8515]

wow. Bryan Loo is not from marketing background, but his mindset really a Marketer. Studying Malaysian lifestyle, create culture....

[@jasonseet7976]

I love what Bryan Loo mentioned that "keep moving/trying any alternatives that we have by focusing on the pace as an entrepreneur to start up a business to pivot higher in long run". This truly resonates with my understanding of carrying out a mission with a goal in mind to be a smart & wise leader in business.

[@alexlee1501]

Yeah because the wife is rich that’s what I call smart move 😂

[@nadiahDono]

Think big, start small and scale fast (Loo, 2020).

[@Marco-il6kn]

He started Chatime with humble beginnings, that was the original intention at the first place. Nice to hear the story, hopefully he meant what he said on his action. 👍🏻

[@kelvint.h1158]

very valuable and inspirational story. Nice watch🔥🔥🔥

[@chanzanyi7194]

Very insightful session

[@imsyeyee]

Baru buka Tealive kat Lahad Datu tapi belum beli bubble tea lagi😀

[@EMMANUEL7744]

Video is so amazing love it Hop you are safe Take care Much love ❤️

[@rtarigan3886]

Best example for practical entrepreneurship

[@ji_hang9474]

Nice outro music. Can I have the soundtrack please.

[@koichiaaron]

Maybe speak with BE International Malaysia CEO and Founder, that would be lit.

[@joetyler835]

what do they do

[@michellemoh5081]

I love Tealive so much I want Bryan Loo's phone case.

[@freesubscribe3761]

Jinny boy I love u!

[@christophert7545]

What's the intro music?

[@Skrr776]

Very inspiring people coming on the show. Not sure why the views are so low. Definitely deserve a lot more attention. Keep up the good work!

[@kaimunchan653]

It has been more than 3 weeks. Where is episode 63?

[@feelfuulfiil]

Looking forward to JTvSg 👆👀

[@MrZeus95]

Bryan is nervous here, but i see him here quite humble

[@mingmiinify]

count how many times he says the word tremendous

[@victorcml]

Why not bring Chatime in for a separate interview to offer a balanced viewpoint too?

[@limkokgin]

Get me their contact, would love to

[@Sherman2290]

Great sharing from Bryan 👍🏼

[@Duske3000]

To be frank I understand the business is a success but I don't understand the supposed "gaps". When Malaysians say yamcha it's not just mamak sure that's the first thought but I had plenty of yamcha sessions at bars, homes, and the most popular dimsum. In fact that's the origin of Yamcha which was when family gathered originally from Guongdong province. So when he said I saw opportunity where Malaysians yamcha but no tea to drink...um what? No, we drank a lot. I think he just was good at marketing his tea better and boba bubbles were something of a novelty among the youth. It wasn't because he filled in any "gaps" in Malaysia, in fact when I ask my friends to Yamcha now we don't think " oh let's get bubble tea". No, it's still mamak and dimsum. Sometimes successful people don't even know why they are successful.

[@aorontan7360]

How about maggie bubble tea stuff? It is something interesting stuff that I never heard before.

[@zackydrill]

next guest pls bring Mat Dan.....

[@kennwong3954]

ma ex boss, and he is really a humble boss when i work in chatime

[@maiastraa]

Despite of what he did its really inspiring that this man wont stop at anything to pursue his brand legacy. Its kinda cold but his passion is really aspiring

[@TheMichSoo]

trend vs culture.

[@freesubscribe3761]

This arsenal guy is so yongsui

[@Caaarooo_0]

A little bit cocky feeling this Bryan

[@ravichanthriga4165]

Don reply if can plz get freda Liew done 5000 Int wrote 3 book lot talk u tube brunian

[@dominiccheang9422]

Chatime feels so obsolete right now compared to other brands like tealive or venzy

[@maiastraa]

Marketing wise, its true. I dont drink both but often i only hear from tealive but not chatime. Its like chatime only still exist for the sake of existing but never had any intention to keep it relevant

[@SuperApril98]

handsome guy

[@venusyap5953]

In case Bryan Loo or his cute wife read this. Please create a bubble tea that suitable for old aunty like me ma? Sigh... sometime bubble tea taste bud only for young ppl. Thank you very much.

[@vynixjerry]

i think you can order the sugar level :D, if that's your concern

[@cant461]

you can ask for no sugar la.. but tbh tealive really suck in terms of the pearl so hard like someone nipply only.Still sweet idk why

[@vynixjerry]

@@cant461 calm down bro, different people different preference . you like other bubbletea, go ahead. nobody stopping you. but tealive is not bad, i always order less sugar

[@ejissajk]

R u promoting a theft?

[@delanothong8977]

Yeah i dont think Bryan told us the truth about chatime change to tealive

[@samcherws]

exactly, nothing about that guy deserves to be praised

[@ejissajk]

World is changing good luck for next generation and totally disappointed with this channel.

[@maiastraa]

I keep hearing this scandal but what did he do?

[@danielliaw]

I donno, but im quite bored listening to Bryan talking. Is only about BOBA, talked like so amazing fking hard and amazing journey. Sorry Bryan, no hard feeling. If you go IPO, i dont think i will be interested either.