We catch up with Seoul Korea’s Tampa Sandwich Bar to chat about what they’ve been up to since our last interview, how it changed their business, the Korean cultural influence on the US, Coronavirus and, of course, food.

If you’re looking at starting a business in Tampa, we’ve created this handy piece to help you be on your way to ensuring your new business is organized, properly established and equipped to hit the ground running.

For business owners, finding ways to carve out a greater share of the market can be a daunting task, especially if you feel like you’ve exhausted avenues that traditional marketing tactics rely upon. One tactic that I’ve always seen a lot of value in, especially for local brands, is seeking out opportunities to work with other local brands that have a similar target audience to you.

Tampa’s iconic Cuban sandwich has made its way 7,520 miles across the globe to one of the world’s largest cities. Lucky diners in Seoul, Korea can now get a taste of Tampa culture at a new restaurant dedicated to the sandwich every Tampanian knows and loves.