This concept is like AirAsia. Target the lower income group, after a while even the middle income group will join in the rush. Later, other competitors try to reduce their price & consumers have everything to gain.

Now everyone can eat RM2!

haha..
ingat airasia can come to food is really amazing if price like tat..

hahaa...i see isee..
But chap fan stalls in subang is quite inflated. And the vege has too much mock stuffs.

Actually, mock meat is bad for health as it adds up to one's uric acid.
I'd try to avoid it as much as possible. Vegetarian diet is difficult, as one needs a more balanced nutritions, thus more variety of veges. Mock meats kinda spoils this. Too much soya is not good.

BTW, being myself, I do care and concern over the misuse of "eco-friendly". It kills the world faster.

Air Asia isn't exactly cheap. Only selected seats are cheap excluding tax, fuel, etc etc. (means free seats have their cost covered by you!) Other seats are charged their normal rates.

Even Tune Hotel isn't entirely cheap. Other 2 or 3 star fares much cheaper with better facilities.
Its all in perception and marketing. RM2 a meal is feasible only if the customer buys other products, or at least covers the cost.

But if its religiously run, then its really a subsidy by the religious body to benefit mankind. Not to be used as a business model.

But u sure can last long? Coz u profit will be very less.... all RM2. Yea its good for customers. But think carefully..

good business concept, since inflation are higher nowadays and of course, neat calculation are needed for this business to generate profit. business is profit, no profit, no business.

A good business concept must also be able to withstand time. Not something that is trendy for a while, then fades off into thin air. Just like sometime ago it was popular to drink bubble tea, now u see ppl going for J.Co donuts. I believe if we cater to the lower/mid income group, it's a safer bet as usually only the rich can afford to go with each new trend. Correct me if I'm wrong...

Actually, a lot of rich people are scrooges, hence they're richer and richer!
the biggest spenders are the middle income group and yuppies....young urbanites.

If possible, create your own trend then profit as much as possible from there.

There is already one vegetarian restaurant open at Puchong, around 100 yen shop, tesco.

If the restaurant is near my house, I surely support because I hate cruelty to animals...


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haha...u vegetarian ka?^^

I wonder if ppl would support a RM2 vege shop even if they are not vegetarian...for the sake of budgeting...?

Why not? You want pay RM10 over RM2 food?

Anyway, happy4ever facts are correct. I agree with you. Must maintained eco-system.

is it HALAL ?? if yes..i'll try too....

Vegetarian have to be halal because no animal products involved.

What about the oils that are used to cook the vegetables?

Vegetable oil la....

but the utensils must be free of pork. But since if the vege restaurant is run by monks, you can be sure there ain't no meat used in all their utensils. But then again, if there is doubt, just refrain.

vege oil or jagung oil?^^
but really HALAL!!!
else not going to call vege restaurant..

If vegetarian food is cooked with animal oil then it is not called vegetarian food.
Nobody use animal oil to do commercial cooking. It is too expensive and difficult to get.

Just imagine a piece of normal roti canai cost 70 sen, if made with ghee it cost a whopping 2 bucks.

ghee is wat lai?
mmh..

vege oil cook with pork lard, or fry it = vege oil pork lard!