The Chinese coffee giant returns from scandal to launch a bold US comeback, starting just feet away from a Starbucks in NYC.

FOX 5 NY's Duarte Geraldino discusses the first NYC location for Chinese coffee brand "Luckin Coffee" and their rivalry with Starbucks.

New Yorkers have a new coffee contender to try, and it’s not from Seattle. Luckin Coffee, the Chinese juggernaut that dethroned Starbucks in its home market, has opened its first two U.S. stores ...

Starbucks' Chinese rival Luckin Coffee enters the U.S. market with two New York City locations, expanding beyond Asia where it operates more than 24,000 stores in China and Southeast Asia.

Luckin Coffee, the largest coffee chain in China, has branched into the US with two New York City locations that opened Monday, June 30.

The Chinese coffee giant's entry into the US marks a new milestone for the company over its rival Starbucks, which has been seeing falling market shares in China.

Luckin Coffee went toe-to-toe with Starbucks in China, and now it’s entering the U.S. coffee market.

Luckin Coffee opened its first US location, offering pineapple and coconut coffees. But customers were lured in by something other than flavors.