Lease prices of kiosk, carts in malls, like SM

[Ry_Tower]

How much initial investment typically for a food kiosk?

Ito bro, Philippine Franchise Information dyan ka mag-tingin-tingin. Ranges from P50K-P500K.

[jojomonsalud]

afaik around 15 to 20k pag kiosk then separate pa yung ibang common charges then 5% of gross or whichever is higher

[Retz]

Ito bro, Philippine Franchise Information dyan ka mag-tingin-tingin. Ranges from P50K-P500K.

okay, salamat bro.

[Retz]

meron mall sa manila na 30-40K ang rental for a standard kiosk.

[Ry_Tower]

meron mall sa manila na 30-40K ang rental for a standard kiosk.

Yes kapag sa loob ka ng mall mismo at 1st floor ka pa!

[Retz]

Yes kapag sa loob ka ng mall mismo at 1st floor ka pa!

tumpak! premium spot. pero usually taken na mga un. I'm now looking at the Wil Tower mall for possible food business venture.

[renzo_d10]

Zagu is okay, it sells well. But you should place it on a mall which doesn't offer such stall. Kasi usually kapag doble doble ang stalls, hati ang customers. For example, sa Megamall, dala-dalawa yung potato corner. So ang nangyari, yung isa mahina. Pero ang alam ko, sa Megamall iisa ang Zagu, ang ganda pa ng pwesto ( grocery entrance ) kaya talagang pinipilahan.

Quickly is okay too, however, their prices are a bit high, so your consumers might have second thoughts buying your products. Unlike Zagu, their Baby Z only costs P35

Waffle, medyo mahina. So don't bother. Unless your waffle tastes extraordinarily.

BTW, there's a siomai stall that caught the taste buds of people. I forgot the name, but there's one on St. Francis Square and on LRT/MRT entrances. Pila din yung mga tao. It's cheap, and IMO having tasted their products, it's good.

[chua_riwap]

^ master shiomai?

[robot.sonic]

yung scramble ok din. everytime pumupunta ako sa SM north bumibili ako nyan.

[Retz]

In pa rin ba ang food kiosk na takoyaki?