Yellow Cab Pizza

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Yellow Cab Pizza Company
Private
Industry Restaurants
Founded 2001
Founders Eric Puno
Henry Lee
Albert Tan
Headquarters Makati, Philippines
Number of locations
118+ (2015[1])
Products Pizza
Number of employees
1,500

Yellow Cab Pizza Company is a chain that retails fast food, primarily pizza. In 2001, Yellow Cab PIzza Company was founded by Eric Puno, Henry Lee, and Albert Tan.[2] The chain operates in the Philippines, the United States, Guam, Malaysia and Qatar.

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History

The first branch of Yellow Cab Pizza Co. opened along Makati Avenue in April 2001.[1]

About the chain

A typical branch at SM City Clark in Angeles City, Philippines

Because of having "yellow cab" in its name, many thought of the company as a taxi business. But the name is actually a reference to the way it frequently uses the colors black and yellow, a pattern seen on taxi cars.[3] While much of the ingredients to their pizzas come from the Philippines, the cheese is purchased from either Australia or New Zealand.[4] The company's delivery service uses Vespa scooters.

In addition, Yellow Cab operates a sister restaurant called Army Navy Burger Burrito, which specializes in hamburgers and burritos with a military motif. Some branches of Army Navy are designed to resemble a Quonset hut.

Involvement in motorsports

Deliver service

Yellow Cab Pizza Co. sponsors a team that participates in auto racing. Members of the team include actor Ryan Agoncillo and Alex Perez, who has won three racing titles.[5] One of the chain's founders, Eric Puno, is a fanatic of racing.[6]

They endorse contestants in motorcycle racing. Among them is Glenn Aguilar, an 11-time national champion.[7]

Lawsuit

In 2008, Yellow Cab Pizza filed a suit against Green Cab Pizza Haus (later renamed Green Avenue Pizza[citation needed]) for using a logo very similar to theirs. The case ended in Yellow Cab's favor and their competitor was forced to pay a total of ₱400,000.[8]

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