Guzman y Gomez, the Mexican-inspired fast food chain started by an American in Australia, wants to disrupt the global restaurant market and overtake McDonald’s to become the best and the biggest.

He’s clocked up 395 GYG orders in the last financial year – an average of 1.4 times a day, and spent $6500 doing so. He says he loves the Mexican fast-food spot so much he’ll sometimes have ...

He’s clocked up 395 GYG orders in the last financial year – an average of 1.4 times a day, and spent $6500 doing so. He says he loves the Mexican fast-food spot so much he’ll sometimes have ...

He’s clocked up 395 GYG orders in the last financial year – an average of 1.4 times a day, and spent $6500 doing so. He says he loves the Mexican fast-food spot so much he’ll sometimes have ...

He’s clocked up 395 GYG orders in the last financial year – an average of 1.4 times a day, and spent $6500 doing so. He says he loves the Mexican fast-food spot so much he’ll sometimes have ...

A Brisbane man who has dubbed himself the 'GYG Fan Club CEO' raised more than a few eyebrows after revealing he ate Guzman y Gomez every single day for a year. Tyler Caroll, 27, took to social ...

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