King Fat

Asian grocery retailer in Toulouse serving individual shoppers and food-service professionals

Toulouse, FranceFounded 1992kingfat.frWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08

About King Fat

King Fat is an Asian grocery store offering imported Asian food, drinks, fresh and frozen products, takeaway dishes, and kitchen utensils to individuals and professionals.

The company is based in Toulouse, France, and was founded in 1992.

Product: Retail sales of imported Asian groceries, takeaway dishes, and kitchen utensils.

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