Twice member Nayeon to grace tea shop's PH flagship opening

MANILA, Philippines — Korean singer Im Na-yeon, more popularly known as Nayeon of the girl group Twice, is coming back to the Philippines next month courtesy of tea beverage brand Chagee.

The brand debuted in the Philippines in August 25 and have since opened 28 branches nationwide. Now it will open the country's first flagship store along Taguig's Bonifacio High Street.

The flagship's grand opening will be on November 13, Friday, and the Korean singer will team up with Chagee for an exclusive meet-and-greet the following day.

Chagee Philippines' general manager Sonny Tiong shared in a statement how humbled the brand is by FIlipino support, and hosting Nayeon next month is a way to reciprocate the love for tea drinks.

A post shared by CHAGEE Philippines ???????? (@chagee.ph)

"We know that Filipinos are among the biggest fans of K-pop in the world. We'd like to think of this Meet & Greet as our early Christmas gift for the Pinoy ONCEs," Tiong added, referring to fans of Twice.

Fans have a chance of joining the meet-and-greet with Nayeon by earning raffle entries through qualifying photocard bundle purchases made via the Chagee app from October 28 to November 11.

Another opportunity to be part of the event is participating in the brand's dance challenge on social media featuring the singer's solo tracks.

Nayeon last visited the Philippines with her fellow Twice members a year ago for the group's "This Is For" tour stop at the Philippine Arena.

abtest Recommended Prosecution to defense: Don’t delay impeach trial 17 hours ago Lawyers of Vice President Sara Duterte should not engage in delaying tactics in presenting her defense before the Senate impeachment... Korean WaveSARASARA DUTERTE Aplasca files reply to direct assault rap 17 hours ago Former Senate sergeant-at-arms Mao Aplasca has filed his counter-affidavit on the direct assault complaint filed against him... Korean WaveAPLASCAMAO Marcos: Don't panic over peso fall to P64 per dollar 1 day ago President Marcos Jr. says rising oil prices are weighing on the currency and economy. Korean WaveBONGBONG MARCOSCURRENCYFOREX Premature to talk about VP replacement – Palace 1 day ago It’s premature to talk about a possible replacement for Vice President Sara Duterte while her impeachment trial is ongoing,... Korean WaveSARA DUTERTE JV open to inviting budget watchdogs to bicam hearings 1 day ago Senate finance committee chairman JV Ejercito is open to inviting civil society organizations  to the bicameral conference... Korean WaveLACSONSENATE next Recommended Prosecution to defense: Don’t delay impeach trial Lawyers of Vice President Sara Duterte should not engage in delaying tactics in presenting her defense before the Senate impeachment court, nor should they employ any filibuster methods to drag the case even further. 17 hours ago SARA SARA DUTERTE Aplasca files reply to direct assault rap Former Senate sergeant-at-arms Mao Aplasca has filed his counter-affidavit on the direct assault complaint filed against him over the May 13 Senate shooting. 17 hours ago APLASCA MAO Marcos: Don't panic over peso fall to P64 per dollar President Marcos Jr. says rising oil prices are weighing on the currency and economy. 1 day ago BONGBONG MARCOS CURRENCY FOREX Premature to talk about VP replacement – Palace It’s premature to talk about a possible replacement for Vice President Sara Duterte while her impeachment trial is ongoing, Malacañang said yesterday. 1 day ago SARA DUTERTE JV open to inviting budget watchdogs to bicam hearings Senate finance committee chairman JV Ejercito is open to inviting civil society organizations  to the bicameral conference committee hearings on the proposed P7.2-trillion national budget for 2027, after the groups flagged up to P1 trillion in potential pork barrel funds in the House of Representatives’ version of the spending bill. 1 day ago LACSON SENATE OK Are you sure you want to log out? Yes No X Login Philstar.com is one of the most vibrant, opinionated, discerning communities of readers on cyberspace. With your meaningful insights, help shape the stories that can shape the country. Sign up now!