Toronto-Born Egg Club Plans Global Expansion Through New Partnership
Toronto breakfast chain Egg Club is planning a bigger future beyond its hometown. The sandwich brand has partnered with Serruya Private Equity to support expansion across Canada, the United States and overseas.
Announced on October 8, 2026, the joint venture marks a new phase for a business that began in Toronto in 2020. For local customers, the immediate news is about growth rather than a new menu or a confirmed opening date.
The companies have not announced which new cities will get restaurants first. Still, their plans could eventually put a Toronto-born egg sandwich on breakfast menus much farther from home.
What The New Partnership Means For Egg Club
Under the agreement, Serruya Private Equity will contribute its restaurant and franchise development knowledge. Egg Club will continue to bring its operating approach and brand direction to the business.
The two companies intend to identify expansion opportunities in Canada, the U.S. and other international markets. They have not shared a rollout schedule, store targets or a list of confirmed future markets linked to this deal.
Egg Club president Jason Yu described the move as a chance to take the concept to new communities. The existing ownership team will also remain involved as the business grows.
That continuity matters for a chain whose offering centres on a fairly specific breakfast formula. The partnership is intended to grow the restaurant network without changing the core food and brand identity.
From One Toronto Restaurant To 10 locations
Egg Club launched in Toronto in 2020, founded by three friends. It built its name around made-to-order egg sandwiches served as a quick breakfast or lunch option.
According to the announcement, the chain now operates 10 locations across Ontario and Alberta. Its current official location directory lists restaurants in Toronto, North York, Mississauga, Waterloo, Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton.
For Toronto diners, that includes locations near Dundas and Yonge, on Yonge Street in North York and inside Union Station. The brand also serves customers at Square One in Mississauga.
Its move beyond the GTA shows that Egg Club has already started testing its appeal in different Canadian markets. The newly announced partnership aims to build on that existing footprint rather than start from scratch.
What Is On The Egg Club Menu?
The main draw is a folded egg sandwich on soft Japanese milk bread, finished with sauces and a choice of fillings. The menu goes beyond a basic egg-and-cheese breakfast.
For example, The Classic combines creamy chilli sauce, parsley and Egg Club sauce. The Bacon & Cheese adds thick-cut bacon and cheddar, while the Guacamolic features avocado and guacamole.
The current online menu also lists breakfast bowls, hash browns, coffee and other drinks. Menu selection and ordering options can vary by restaurant, so customers should check their preferred location before visiting.
Egg Club positions its sandwiches around freshness and affordability. The expansion announcement did not introduce new menu items, pricing changes or a different restaurant format.
Who Is Serruya Private Equity?
Serruya Private Equity is a Markham-based investment business associated with the Serruya family. Its background includes restaurant, retail and franchise businesses in North America and internationally.
The family has been involved in food and retail operations since 1986, according to the announcement. The investment platform has connections to brands including Yogen Früz, Pinkberry, Bonchon and Marble Slab Creamery.
Those past and current brand relationships offer context for the agreement. They do not, on their own, establish which countries Egg Club will enter or how many new shops it will open.
Aaron Serruya, managing director of Serruya Private Equity, said the investment group sees potential to bring Egg Club to more communities. Both sides are framing the agreement as a long-term growth plan.
What Happens Next?
For now, the biggest unanswered questions are where the next shops will open and when. The partners say they will share specific locations and markets as plans are finalized.
Egg Club already identifies Vancouver, Eglinton and the GTA as upcoming areas on its website. However, that list does not confirm opening dates or establish that those projects form part of the new joint venture.
Customers can check the brand’s official location directory for current addresses and hours. Anyone watching for new Egg Club openings should look for individual restaurant announcements before making plans.
The partnership puts Toronto’s growing breakfast chain on a wider map. Its next test will be turning those expansion plans into actual restaurant openings.
Current restaurant addresses and hours: https://eggclub.ca/eggclub_locations/
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