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post Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM, updated 17y ago

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Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.

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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM)
Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.
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ADjohn90,

Here's a constructive criticism for your consideration. RM20k - RM30k for 6 months of rental is definitely NOT enough for shopping complexes. The rental for shops are at least RM8k - RM25k, depending on location and size, and usually you will have to pay 2+1 upfront upon signing of tenancy agreement. You will have to fork out additional funds for shop renovation as well.

You could consider renting pushcart areas within these shopping complexes though, ranging from RM1,500 - RM6k.
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QUOTE(Jordy @ Aug 26 2009, 11:54 PM)
ADjohn90,

Here's a constructive criticism for your consideration. RM20k - RM30k for 6 months of rental is definitely NOT enough for shopping complexes. The rental for shops are at least RM8k - RM25k, depending on location and size, and usually you will have to pay 2+1 upfront upon signing of tenancy agreement. You will have to fork out additional funds for shop renovation as well.

You could consider renting pushcart areas within these shopping complexes though, ranging from RM1,500 - RM6k.
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Thx Jordy, i think ill go for the pushcart areas since i don't have to prepare space for my customers to eat. Since its a pushcart, is the cart prepared? or do i have to purchase it? Any more suggestion from others?
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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM)
Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.
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Plan to do it full time ?
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post Aug 27 2009, 02:35 PM

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Plan to do it full time ?
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Yeah ! ... I am planning to open it like 'Daily Fresh' and '1901 Hotdog' concept .... any ideas ?
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Yeah ! ... I am planning to open it like 'Daily Fresh' and '1901 Hotdog' concept .... any ideas ?
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In that case, you will need your own pushcart because that's more towards franchising. Unless you want to do it yourself, then most of the shopping complexes have standard pushcarts for you to rent. If you're really interested, do contact the management and submit your applications to a few of them. You can reject the rest if you are accepted by one of them. If you're lucky, the waiting list is short.

Good luck.
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QUOTE(Jordy @ Aug 27 2009, 05:42 PM)
In that case, you will need your own pushcart because that's more towards franchising. Unless you want to do it yourself, then most of the shopping complexes have standard pushcarts for you to rent. If you're really interested, do contact the management and submit your applications to a few of them. You can reject the rest if you are accepted by one of them. If you're lucky, the waiting list is short.

Good luck.
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Thx alot =) really appreciate your help Jordy. Btw do you or anyone know how to automate the business without my supervision? How auntie anne or other franchise does it?
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Thx alot =) really appreciate your help Jordy. Btw do you or anyone know how to automate the business without my supervision? How auntie anne or other franchise does it?
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ADjohn90,

Are you running the business or am I running it? There is NO shortcuts in learning, I believe you're on your own with this.
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Thx alot =) really appreciate your help Jordy. Btw do you or anyone know how to automate the business without my supervision? How auntie anne or other franchise does it?
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A company software system will do. All the transaction will be done by system such as sales, inventory management and so on.
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i suggest you can go to the 1901 or daily fresh to question as much as you can.
you dun need to get their franchise, but they can provide you some thought and idea how to start it.... just call and make an appointment wid them to get "free" briefing.

believe you have to start counting your material cost, and find the suitable supplier if you havent got any.
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20 -30k won't do you good

Unless the business took off the very first day you open up, you gonna need at least the operating cost (rental, workers, utilities, and the material costs) x 12 months to survive until you are profitable

You will run out of capital and the pressure will comes in and this is the time when you will make wrong decision due to lack of capital

This is' out of the book' material plus experience speaking, my own experience smile.gif

I suggest that you save up a lot more 1st and start to plan what to do if the business should fail and how to prevent it

It may seems trivial and easy but belive me it is 9 times harder than earning aliving as a salarymen.
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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM)
Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.
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why not start your biz online bro.. if u wanna sell something like pancake, i think u'll might consider burger stall or guava stall.. with capital 20-30k u have might have 10stall of them..

OR

u might be interest in "ice cream" biz http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/714847 http://mingomingo.com.my/

OR

u might be interested to be a Gold bar Business.. u know gold biz is very onto the future kind of business..
check out http://www.publicgold.com.my/
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Hi,

I think I know what you are up to. A side business that can fully work on its own without your daily involvement. Chances are it will work in short-term but not long term.

I started my bubble tea stall in Wisma Cosway four months back while being fully employed in Singapore, though earning a marginal profit but running it is not easy, reason being that I am not there.

Secondly, finding a reliable partner/staff. Someone that can oversee and do up your material purchasing schedule, monthly promotion, accounts, staff payroll and etc.

As my budget was limited, I have to all my planning myself. Plus my partner was not really helpful and was at loggerhead with the landlord. There were some dispute between him and the landlord and now I am forced to move out by end of the month.

I may not intent to continue since I not in KL to oversee it, ownership is very important and I failed to 'own' my business resulting in early closure. But if you are nearby, chances are it will survive.

Rental and staff cost will be your main concern, and opening it at shopping mall with traffic flow round the clock, you would have to hire at more staff and to work on shift, which would also add to your operating cost.

RM30k will be ideal for pushcart, test the market first, start small. When you have the confidence, then move up to stalls and shops.

Finally, good luck.




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Wow, chess_gal, your very own bubble tea business. I am duly impressed! Shame I did not have a chance to sample the product and support you before your current decision to "close shop". It was a very courageous attempt at business and you have my respect for that. Good job regardless.
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Host, did you talked to Sunway Pyramid Leasing Department? Surely they have their rules and regulations for you to obey. You have to be aware about it. Getting the right place is the first most important thing you gonna settled now.

In fact, I am doing similar thing in KLCC. But having a lot of problems in there.

All the best.
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have u done ur homework.. like market research etc?? i think u r not so ready yet.. no offense
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Wow, chess_gal, your very own bubble tea business. I am duly impressed! Shame I did not have a chance to sample the product and support you before your current decision to "close shop". It was a very courageous attempt at business and you have my respect for that. Good job regardless.
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Haha, you can come over to SUnway Lagoon Club this SUnday. We will be going into events like Flea Market, Bazaar and even night market in future. For this round, I will be there, cant guarantee how long can this event thing last since my job responsibility is getting heaview day by day. But I have booked the space for 6 months (every first Sunday of the month), so come over if you still want to try smile.gif.
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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 27 2009, 02:35 PM)
Yeah ! ... I am planning to open it like 'Daily Fresh' and '1901 Hotdog' concept .... any ideas ?
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I mean full time business is quit your job and concentrate 100% on the business. This is the key point of success for all business starters. Easy money does not exist.
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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 2 2009, 07:55 PM)
Hi,

I think I know what you are up to. A side business that can fully work on its own without your daily involvement. Chances are it will work in short-term but not long term.

I started my bubble tea stall in Wisma Cosway four months back while being fully employed in Singapore, though earning a marginal profit but running it is not easy, reason being that I am not there.

Secondly, finding a reliable partner/staff. Someone that can oversee and do up your material purchasing schedule, monthly promotion, accounts, staff payroll and etc.

As my budget was limited, I have to all my planning myself. Plus my partner was not really helpful and was at loggerhead with the landlord. There were some dispute between him and the landlord and  now I am forced to move out by end of the month.

I may not intent to continue since I not in KL to oversee it, ownership is very important and I failed to 'own' my business resulting in early closure. But if you are nearby, chances are it will survive.

Rental and staff cost will be your main concern, and opening it at shopping mall with traffic flow round the clock, you would have to hire at more staff and to work on shift, which would also add to your operating cost.

RM30k will be ideal for pushcart, test the market first, start small. When you have the confidence, then move up to stalls and shops.

Finally, good luck.
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Excellent info, thx chess_gal, i've read ur bubble tea post b4 i wanted to start doing this. I was thinking f&b business could generate me a steady (more like passive) income, hmmm seems like i need more research b4 starting this.


QUOTE(DoctorFaust @ Sep 3 2009, 12:15 AM)
Host, did you talked to Sunway Pyramid Leasing Department? Surely they have their rules and regulations for you to obey. You have to be aware about it. Getting the right place is the first most important thing you gonna settled now.

In fact, I am doing similar thing in KLCC. But having a lot of problems in there.

All the best.
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Yeah, talked to them, they quoted me the price, after some calculation (estimating per day sale) i arrived to a very small profit figure, im thinking of places which i can reduce rent and material cost. Btw care to tell me the prob u experienced when starting this??


QUOTE(kaiying @ Sep 3 2009, 02:26 AM)
have u done ur homework.. like market research etc?? i think u r not so ready yet.. no offense
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Yeah, its true i am not ready =) but the ideas you guys contributed are gold to me, i will start small and even before that do a good research. Im trying to start it as a small family business.
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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Sep 3 2009, 04:56 PM)
Excellent info, thx chess_gal, i've read ur bubble tea post b4 i wanted to start doing this. I was thinking f&b business could generate me a steady (more like passive) income, hmmm seems like i need more research b4 starting this.
Yeah, talked to them, they quoted me the price, after some calculation (estimating per day sale) i arrived to a very small profit figure, im thinking of places which i can reduce rent and material cost. Btw care to tell me the prob u experienced when starting this??
Yeah, its true i am not ready =) but the ideas you guys contributed are gold to me, i will start small and even before that do a good research. Im trying to start it as a small family business.
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First thing is Halal issue. The head of Leasing mentioned that I should know that all the shareholders inside KLCC are Muslims and although my food is purely chicken, tuna, and veggie but still cannot guarantee all of them are Halal. She said I have to come out with Halal Cert. I have no idea how to apply this Halal Cert. Finding outsourcer who has Halal Cert now. (Muslim brother, is it difficult to apply for this HALAL cert? what's the criteria?)

2nd is, I need "HACCP" cert. She said all of their F&B stalls having this cert. Without this cert, they can simply reject ya proposal.

3rd is, "Your stall image doesn't suit our KLCC style". This is what she replied. I even set up logo, website for brand image but due to the selling way is low cost way, that's why they don't like it. (!@#$%^&* rclxub.gif )

I get humiliated there and people there very LCLY. cry.gif

But what to do? gotta move on.

(By the way, I still havent give up yet due to the flow in KLCC really superb. But I am working on it alone and I really need capable partners too! Anyone who has high motivation and risk taker may PM me for more details.)
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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 3 2009, 04:31 PM)
Haha, you can come over to SUnway Lagoon Club this SUnday. We will be going into events like Flea Market, Bazaar and even night market in future. For this round, I will be there, cant guarantee how long can this event thing last since my job responsibility is getting heaview day by day. But I have booked the space for 6 months (every first Sunday of the month), so come over if you still want to try smile.gif.
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Hey dear, saw you say you sunway lagoon club will have flea market on sunday? may i know how it works? can sell clothes? cause im planning to do e-business and also doing on those flea market. this flea is in the club? non club member can go in? please help me ya~ thanks. =) would be appreciate if you can give me a pm on how this works =)
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Good to hear Chess_Gal,

Sorry to mention, but due to personal obligations, I won't be visible on the radar much for the entire month of September. Tell you what, the moment I get freed up, I'll try to pay you a surprise visit at the Bazaar. I could use a short "holiday" myself. Looking forward to getting a chance at meeting the owner myself! Haha... good luck with business!

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Dear Host,

It's been quite a long time did not heard from ya,

any latest outcome? brows.gif
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QUOTE(DoctorFaust @ Sep 3 2009, 11:41 PM)
First thing is Halal issue. The head of Leasing mentioned that I should know that all the shareholders inside KLCC are Muslims and although my food is purely chicken, tuna, and veggie but still cannot guarantee all of them are Halal. She said I have to come out with Halal Cert. I have no idea how to apply this Halal Cert. Finding outsourcer who has Halal Cert now. (Muslim brother, is it difficult to apply for this HALAL cert? what's the criteria?)

2nd is, I need "HACCP" cert. She said all of their F&B stalls having this cert. Without this cert, they can simply reject ya proposal.

3rd is, "Your stall image doesn't suit our KLCC style". This is what she replied. I even set up logo, website for brand image but due to the selling way is low cost way, that's why they don't like it. (!@#$%^&* rclxub.gif )

I get humiliated there and people there very LCLY.  cry.gif

But what to do? gotta move on.

(By the way, I still havent give up yet due to the flow in KLCC really superb. But I am working on it alone and I really need capable partners too! Anyone who has high motivation and risk taker may PM me for more details.)
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Hey,

I think you should try flea market for starters, I have just completed my very first outdoor event, crowd was okay, but my drink sells! Sold out withn 6 hours and I have to close early since I ran out of pearls & straws.

BUT, i may need to sell my business because I cant be taking leave all the time. I have booth, menu, equipment, list of events (outdoors), supplier contacts, materials, logo & company registration.

Here are my booth & banner.
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(Looked damn haggard cause I only slept 4 hours before)

Trust me, this is a good busines if you have the passion for it. It was my 5 months of hard work. But I have to let go of it since my career is taking off. Best to do outdoor/weekends only. I cant, since I am in Singapore.

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Hey,

I think you should try flea market for starters, I have just completed my very first outdoor event, crowd was okay, but my drink sells! Sold out withn 6 hours and I have to close early since I ran out of pearls & straws.

BUT, i may need to sell my business because I cant be taking leave all the time. I have booth, menu, equipment, list of events (outdoors), supplier contacts, materials, logo & company registration.

Here are my booth & banner.
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(Looked damn haggard cause I only slept 4 hours before)

Trust me, this is a good busines if you have the passion for it. It was my 5 months of hard work. But I have to let go of it since my career is taking off. Best to do outdoor/weekends only. I cant, since I am in Singapore.
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chess_gal,

You're only selling your stall, or your bubble tea business as a whole? smile.gif
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Hi Jordy,

I wil be moving out from my permanent stall in Wisma Cosway, wil be doing outdoor event (flea markets, events, pasar malam).

I have locked in with Sunway Lagoon Club for 6 months and now negotiating to get into the Curve. But the problem is, my mum cant take care for me anymore as she is getting tired of it, my sister will have to study once her break is over and my staff, well you cant just let the staff to run it when the boss is not around.

So, I am force to sell it. It is a good business. It;s a real pity that I am not in Malaysia. But will only sell it to ppl with passion though.


Added on September 8, 2009, 2:38 pmOn a lighter note, I may wish to find a new partner, I have everything from expertise, plans and network, while he/she have to execute when I am not around. Transport, arranging for staff, material procurement.

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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 8 2009, 02:35 PM)
Hi Jordy,

I wil be moving out from my permanent stall in Wisma Cosway, wil be doing outdoor event (flea markets, events, pasar malam).

I have locked in with Sunway Lagoon Club for 6 months and now negotiating to get into the Curve. But the problem is, my mum cant take care for me anymore as she is getting tired of it, my sister will have to study once her break is over and my staff, well you cant just let the staff to run it when the boss is not around.

So, I am force to sell it. It is a good business. It;s a real pity that I am not in Malaysia. But will only sell it to ppl with passion though.


Added on September 8, 2009, 2:38 pmOn a lighter note, I may wish to find a new partner, I have everything from expertise, plans and network, while he/she have to execute when I am not around. Transport, arranging for staff, material procurement.
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chess_gal,

I like your passion and straight-forwardness. You could PM me to discuss further regarding partnership. I may be able to get some help smile.gif

It will be very wasteful for you to just sell it.
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Hey Jordy,

Sure! I am seriously looking for ppl who can commit on my behalf. Let me sort things out first as I just came back from KL yesterday and have piles of files to look at in office.
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@chess_gal: thank you, thank you for your advice. But sorry for my stupid question, how can i get the timetable of the flee market? perhaps any contact or email or pm will do. thank you.
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Every first Sunday of the month from Sept to Feb 2010. Rental RM60 (Without electric supply) RM70 (With Electric source) (Provided you take 6 months). One table, 3'x5', one chair & canopy. A commercial fan is provided for each canopy.

If you just want to try, can take the daily rental at RM100.
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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 8 2009, 04:49 PM)
Every first Sunday of the month from Sept to Feb 2010. Rental RM60 (Without electric supply) RM70 (With Electric source) (Provided you take 6 months). One table, 3'x5', one chair & canopy. A commercial fan is provided for each canopy.

If you just want to try, can take the daily rental at RM100.
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sounds good!!

but who should i talk with? do i need any extra lesen (e.g. pasar pagi lesen)? and where is the location?
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i have company registration but not the MPSJ license. check my blog www.drinkzenterprise.blogspot.com for map location.
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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 8 2009, 05:00 PM)
i have company registration but not the MPSJ license. check my blog www.drinkzenterprise.blogspot.com for map location.
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Thankyou, it‘s very informative.

hope to join ya flea market soon. icon_rolleyes.gif

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chess_gal is a genuine entrepeneur with a big heart. So guys, if you can try to help her out please do follow in the lead of Jordy and sort out her dilemma for her.
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TS,

I don't think you can automate your business right from the beginning. When you start a biz, you have to run it for sometime until all your staffs are well-trained and the system in running the biz is up (like McD). otherwise it is not easy to automate without a system. Even ppl who took franchise still have to run the biz for the beginning until biz is stable.

chess_gal,

Interested to hear what you've got to offer. If you don't mind, you can PM me. And the Sunway Lagoon club thing seem interesting, izzit only for f&b?
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I agree with zenwell,

Businesses cannot be automated right from the beginning. Even highly touted "turnkey" businesses like MLMs or micro-franchising has some fundamental incubation period. It is an impossibility to assume that a business that can made into a fully automated one from day one.

Even a handover from a readymade, running business takes some time.
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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM)
Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.
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Hi, this thread already about a month or two ago. Hopefully ppl still reading em'. I'm actually in the midst of planning to start a F&B business. Would be interested for a biz partner. I'm in the F&B line previously. Discussions are welcome. As I hardly steps foot into forums, you may email me thefiredragon@hotmail.com

Cheers
Calvin


Added on October 7, 2009, 10:56 pmHi,

If you ever read this thread again, email me at thefiredragon@hotmail.com I'm interested to start a F&B business. Looking for a business partner, perhaps we may brainstorm on this issue. I do have some experience in this field(F&B). Just being sick and tired of working.


Cheers,
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moody5
post Oct 8 2009, 04:16 PM

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QUOTE(thyceult @ Sep 9 2009, 09:47 AM)
chess_gal is a genuine entrepeneur with a big heart. So guys, if you can try to help her out please do follow in the lead of Jordy and sort out her dilemma for her.
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i only found this thread one month later.. is everything going smooth?
Cook_wannabes
post Oct 31 2009, 10:16 AM

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hey adjohn90, nice post, i have the same interest too, and thanks to you, i almost got all infos i want through your post here, these peoples are great, yes the halal issue is very a headache. but i dont think your 20 k is enough , well do you know a kiosk stall alone could have cost u maybe 10 k plus signange and stuffs..I am working my way too to make my little dream come true ..haha..
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post Dec 3 2009, 11:07 PM

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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Sep 8 2009, 05:00 PM)
i have company registration but not the MPSJ license. check my blog www.drinkzenterprise.blogspot.com for map location.
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currently im doing my online business for dessert.
Im supply bubble tea, milk shake, ABC ice, waffle and dessert.
All my products imported from taiwan.
Im supplying powder and ready made.
And if u doing business, mainly our product are premix powder, thus it save up a lot preparation work.
You can view www.dessertmemory.blogspot.com


cyongyong
post Feb 6 2010, 11:43 PM

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dessermemory .......the pics look really nice ....so yummy ...
I also interested in setting up F&B stall .......firstly planning to open stall selling asam laksa.....my dad make superb asam laksa ....

Last week , i approach the owner of the hawker center .......asking how much is a month rental ...tht guy ....si beh lanci ......dun wan to layan me .... sleep.gif ...mayb cos i look too young qua .....

my first step now is to try to cook asam laksa to let my frens try .....if pass only with move ahead ....


lousylame
post May 22 2012, 07:57 PM

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QUOTE(ADjohn90 @ Aug 26 2009, 11:37 PM)
Hi, im looking to start a f&b beverage kiosk selling smtg like pancake which i think might attract ppl (like auntie anne or wraps type but dif)

how should i start from here? I have capital 20-30k is that enough to sustain me 6 month rent? Im looking for a semi hotspot anyone knws the price?

i have already found the machines to cook, what more do i need? Anyone with similar experience mind sharing? Criticism welcome.
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kingway
post Aug 25 2012, 03:51 PM

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Anyone here can recommend good designer for F&B kiosk? 64sqf.
sss5
post Nov 12 2012, 11:21 AM

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Hi all, I hav a bubble tea shop (own brand) to sell of (出顶), included renovation, machine, supplier etc, ALL inclusiv, pls call me if u interested.
017-2549813,
pls dont pm as i seldom check~

thx!
ipunk1026
post Dec 7 2019, 04:29 PM

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is anyone looking for partner to open up kiosk?

 

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