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Since we were kids, we have already tasted the all famous siopao. Even if some of our naughty folks teased us and said that the Chinese cooked cat and used cat meat as filling for their siopaos in China town, the taste just made us ignore that lousy and baseless accusation against the siopao.
Although we can’t really say that all siopaos sold on the street are safe, respectable restaurants and decent places to eat where they serve this tasty meal sure does a good job of making their recipe safe and clean for siopao lovers out there.
I personally love siopao when I was a kid. I bought it for just 5.00 PHP back when I was in elementary. I loved the sauce and how it blends with the meat. There are 2 kinds of siopaos that we Filipinos are familiar with: there is the asado and bola bola. Although traditionally it is a Chinese delicacy, if you search the Internet for information about the siopao, it is 95% associated with Filipinos.
 It’s part of our culture and tradition; and Filipinos naturally love this food. In fact, outside the Philippines, where Filipinos would have to go an extra mile just to get some real Pinoy food, siopao can get pretty expensive. This is why the siopao needs no introduction for Filipinos. And this is why it’s great from a business stand point due to its popularity.
In my travels to Iloilo and Cebu, I have seen and tasted different siopao recipes. And when I went to this small restaurant in the middle of Iloilo city, I was really astonished that so many people were falling in line to get their hands on this “queen siopao” that is only sold once a week at that particular restaurant. When you see these people, it’s like their buying tickets to some concert!
So if you are considering starting a small food business, selling siopaos is a good idea. Just be careful not to be associated with the street siopao that you see being sold carelessly, because that is just not safe. And if you are worrying about having to learn the recipe or spending too much money on hiring someone to make the siopaos for you just so you can start your business, then you should just considering looking for a good siopao foodcart franchise.
We have a great foodcart franchise concept called Pinoy Pao Franchise. This is one of the most affordable foodcarts we have but with excellent ROI. Our customers who have decided to get this franchise business found that it is most profitable at schools and offices.
So if you know a good spot to place this foodcart near a school or an office where people will likely buy an afternoon quick snack, then the Pinoy Pao Franchise business may be something you would want to consider.
If you would like to consider this superb foodcart franchise concept, leave us a short message and we can give you the information you need. You can also send us an email at [email protected].
The best way to earn a decent income here in the Philippines is to start your own business. While employment is great, basic income is often not really enough to meet the high cost of living these days. This is why Filipinos turn to business. So far, we can that those who have their own business have a more comfortable lifestyle compared to those who are employed.
One obvious perk is that you control your own time and make decision on your own that can ultimately help your business grow. To make it simple, having your own business means you are your own boss.
There are some risks when starting your own business, of course. You just have to balance and study that risk. Ask yourself, will this business I will venture on be something I will like to continue or will I lose interest in the long run?
Having a business that worked for other people, doesn’t mean that it will work for you as well. Maybe that person was able to make the business successful because that person genuinely loves the business he is doing. And when you saw that he is doing well in that business, you also wanted in.
But when you started doing the same business, because you didn’t have the passion and dedication that the other person had to begin with, you began to get depressed after a few months of no results. You easily gave up on the business because you were expecting it earn well but didn’t so early on your investment.
One key tips we can give you if you want to start your own business, specially your own foodcart franchise business, is to make sure you have the right mind set. Make sure that you are choosing the business, not just because you want to earn money (we are going to be hypocrites if we are not going to admit that MONEY is a great motivation) but it is not THE ONLY motivation that will drive your business to success.
“Having the right goals at the beginning of your business,
will determine your success.”
If you reached this blog post, you maybe already actively looking for a suitable foodcart business you can start with. It is really up to you how you will start your own foodcart business here in the Philippines. But one fundamental thing you cannot neglect; you need to be dedicated and have a burning passion to succeed.
Have the right mind set, and from there, you can choose what foodcart franchise will be best for your location and target customers.
For more information about how you can start your very own foodcart business franchise, leave a comment below or get in touch with me at [email protected] or (0930) 465-6513 and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
The moment you have decided to invest in your first foodcart franchise business, you are just so optimistic that when you didn’t earn that much on the first couple of weeks, you feel that you may have made a bad decision and should not have gone into this business at all.
Now let’s be realistic here – any business can go through this phase, and investing in a franchise business, no matter how popular it maybe, can still have some minor setbacks. The key to success is persistence and when you are persistent, determined and you enjoy what you are doing, then success is just an element that will naturally come as the end result.
In any business model, it is vital that the business owner should be there hands on at the first few stages of setting it up. If you plan to simply invest in your foodcart, find a place to put it, hire someone and then expect to generate a huge revenue is unrealistic. This maybe the case later on, where you can treat your new foodcart businesses as a passive source of income, however it’s really important that you get “down and dirty” by being actively involved in your foodcart set up at the first few months of operation.
If you cannot invest some time to look after your business in its cultivation period, then don’t expect very good results. Now don’t get me wrong; you may get some positive results even if you didn’t focus on starting it up from the beginning, but it is not the best. The key here is that you must have enough passion about a business so you will push through with it . The same goes with a foodcart franchise business here in the Philippines.
Investing money on your foodcart is just the start. Remember that as a franchise owners, you must look after your business from the start and make sure that it is properly set up to begin with. And once you are sure that all is good to go, even if you leave it to a trusted employee, you can be sure the get your expected returns because your foodcart franchise business that was properly set up from the beginning.
For complete information on how you can start your very own foodcart franchise, just send us an email at [email protected] and we will get back at you as soon as possible.
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We all know just how many Filipinos are now outside the country, trying to make living because of the lack of job opportunities here in the Philippines. According to the report by the National Statistics Office, a total remittance of 141,232 Million pesos came from OFWs in 2010. These numbers show that a lot of Pinoys are still going outside the country in search for so called “greener pastures”.
This may be true, that going to other countries for employment will give their families a chance of a brighter future, but there are just so many things to sacrifice that for some, the 20K to 30K salary is not worth it if it entails having to leave their families.
This is precisely why a great number of Pinoys are considering going back to the Philippines so they can start their own business here. This is the mind-set of most Filipinos I have personally talked to.
“Eh kaya naman ako aalis sa ibang bansa, para lang maka ipon ng pang puhunan tapos babalik na ako dito sa atin.”
This is the most common remark I get whenever I ask some friends who are going outside the country to work. While for some, Hongkong is a tourist destination, there are some Filipinos who go there not to have a good time, but to work and leave the children here to take care of other people’s kids. Such a sad scenario, that we can’t really do anything about but to accept this truth.
Just take a look around you and ask yourself if this is not true. Of all the people you see that has become really successful or wealthy, are they employees or business people? The answer is really plain; you work your back to the pulp and NEVER be wealthy as an employee here in our country. But those who have decided to become entrepreneurs, they were the ones how hit it big and created jobs along the process.
So the formula is quite simple, in the Philippines, if you want to remain mediocre, remain to be an employee. But if you want MORE out of your life, then it’s time you have an entrepreneurial mind-set.
“Should I start my own business?
I know I should, but where should I start?”
This is the goal of our company, Filtrepeneur Franchise, INC. The founders understand that OFWs should be given a chance to have their own business with very minimal investment. And what better business can they have than a foodcart franchise business? This business model is perfect for the following simple reasons:
- The idea of the franchise already exists and proven successful, you just have to follow it. Perfect for OFWs who do not have a lot of time to learn a particular craft and start if from scratch.
- The very affordable investment one needs to put out and very fast ROI (return of investment)
- Filipinos LOVE food! That makes a foodcart business a great business model because people just love to eat.
Franchising is great for people who want to start their own business without having to think of what product to promote. In a well-established foodcart franchise business in the Philippines, all you need to do is follow the proven plan and your income will just naturally flow. There is a good example of a foodcart franchise business, click here.
Overseas Filipino workers are great assets for the country, but if they do not shift in their mind set and become entrepreneurs and start their own business, they will have a hard time in the long run. Being an employee is great, compared to being jobless (“,) , but being a self-established entrepreneur is definitely the right way to go.
For more information about how you can start your very own foodcart franchise business, don’t hesitate to send us a message.
You can also send me an email at
[email protected] or text me at (0930) 465 – 6513
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The idea of franchising is currently a hot topic these days, simply because that franchising is a proven and effective business model. Almost every business that had been successful are now franchising, and for those who don’t want to go through the arduous process of creating their own brand and starting from scratch, then the concept of franchising is an attractive one.
This is great for a number of reasons why this is ideal for Filipino entrepreneurs; the most obvious one is because creation of a brand is hard work. Having the creativity to design and create a brand that people will not only be attracted to but be able to generate revenue for the long terms takes skill and talent. This is the paradox; there are many Filipinos who have money saved away in the aspiration that they will put a business, but some of them just don’t have the skill to create their own products or services.
And on the other hand, there are some who did not have a decent starting capital, but they had a great idea. And they consistently believed in and promoted their “idea” until their success came at the right time. Take for example the story of the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC); he had a recipe he just knew would be successful. So he promoted it and worked hard to get some restaurants to take it. At first, no one accepted him. But because of his persistency, he eventually found the right people who will help make his idea a reality. And just take a look at KFC now!
This is an awesome story indeed; unfortunately, not all of us can handle this kind of commitment. Living in the digital age, we are often used to getting what we want fast. But in almost every business, it will need time and patience if you are to start it from scratch. So for those who has the initial capital but lack the patience and creativity of creating their own product lines and develop it into a full blown and popular business, then franchising is the answer for you.
Now in the Philippines, there are many businesses you can apply a franchise for. Some are ultra-expensive while some are very affordable. If you will apply for a franchise in Jolibee or Mang Inasal, the right to use the name alone could mean millions of pesos. But there are some affordable alternatives, and this is the foodcart franchise business model.
This is a great business idea simply because Filipinos LOVE food. In fact, food is not just part of the so called “basic necessities”. It is embedded in our culture and is commonly associated with fun, good luck and even status. So there are no hard sells when it comes to food. This is why choosing to invest in a foodcart franchise business is perfect for Pinoy entrepreneurs who want to own their own foodcart business but don’t want to shell out millions of pesos or invest the time.
In fact, the foodcart franchise model is so popular these days and is lucrative, that it has been featured in many business news as the perfect business for Pinoys because of its affordability and fast ROI (return of investment).
In summary, if you are an aspiring entrepreneur who wants to start a business, why not give foodcart franchising a shot? Study your location and then relate it with a foodcart concept that you think will fit in your chosen location. And if you have more questions, simply contact a friendly franchise consultant to guide you, you simply can’t go wrong.
For more information, send us an email at [email protected]
 Happy Waffle Foodcart Franchise Happy Waffle Franchise – P42,888.00
Just spend some time in malls and most public places in Manila and other parts of the Philippines, you can see just how many waffle foodcarts there is. It’s because this kind of foodcart business is great and is very profitable.
If you were to invest in other waffle foodcarts, you would have to shell out an enormous amount of money just to get started. But not with Filentreprener’s Happy Waffle foodcart franchise! I has the same delicious recipe that is a sell out for many Pinoys but with a very affordable and reasonable start up investment.
With the Happy Waffle foodcart franchise business concept, you simply can’t go wrong!
Happy Waffle costs P42,888.00 and it includes:
1 unit collapsible cart (3ft x 2 ft x 6ft)
1 unit waffle maker
1 set of utensils
1 set crew uniform
P400 worth product sample
This concept is not attachable to a 2-in-1 food cart package or 3-in-1 food cart package!
This package is inclusive of free and unlimited trainings and seminars for you and your crew, an accident insurance for a year for P50,000.00 covered by Sunlife and free E-Loading business powered by Loadcentral.
Are you interested to franchise? You can get in touch with us through 0930 4656513 or use the form below.
Allow me 24 hours to answer through your email if you choose to leave a comment below.
Sisig Stop Franchise – P42,888.00
Sisig is one of the Pinoy’s favorite “pulutan” and it has evolved into a great fast food idea as well. With its unique taste, we have enjoyed it as our “beer-mate” but we can also enjoy it with rice and as a great pinoy sizzling snack.
Sisig Stop Franchise is an excellent foodcart franchise concept that will need no long introductions. From the rich and mouth-watering aroma alone, it can surely drive loads of customer to your foodcart, thus making the Sisig Stop Franchise a great foodcart business idea.
Sisig Stop Franchise
1 Sisig Stop mini cart (2ft x 4.5ft x 6ft)
1 Microwave Oven
1 Rice Cooker
1 Set Uniform
1 Food Tong
You can also combine Sisig Stop with other concept packages in a 2-in-1 food cart package or 3-in-1 food cart package!
This package is inclusive of free and unlimited trainings and seminars for you and your crew, an accident insurance for a year for P50,000.00 covered by Sunlife and free E-Loading business powered by Loadcentral.
If you are interested to know how you can start your very own Sisig Stop Franchise, you can contact us at (0930) 465-6513 or you can leave us a message by simply filling up the form below.
Joshawarma – Php30,888.00
Shawarma is an Arab inspired food consisting of beef, chicken or turkey trodden on a stick that is really a tasty recipe that we Pinoys have learned to love. What was totally unknown to Filipinos before is now a favorite snacks in malls and even schools.
Thus making Joshawarma a perfect foodcart franchise concept that has now made its way to the heart and stomachs of many food lovers. Its affordable price and popularity makes it a great foodcart business opportunity.
Joshawarma costs P30,888.00 to franchise and the package includes:
~x1 Cart with lighted signage (1.50m x .60m x7ft)
~x1 Industrial electric griddle
~x2 sauce dispenser
~x4 built in condiments
~x1 food tong
~x1 Joshua Standee
~Crew Training
~Franchisee Seminar
~P400.00 worth of Food Sample
All concepts are inclusive of accident insurance for 1 year worth P50,000.00 and e-load dealership. Crew training and seminars are free and unlimited.
You cannot combine Joshawarma into a 2-in-1 food cart package or 3-in-1 food cart package.
This package is inclusive of free and unlimited trainings and seminars for you and your crew, an accident insurance for a year for P50,000.00 covered by Sunlife and free E-Loading business powered by Loadcentral.
If you are interested to know how you can start your very own Joshawarma foodcart business, you can contact us at (0930) 465-6513 or you can leave us a message by simply filling up the form below.
Ching’s Dumplings Franchise – P42,888.00
Ching’s Dumplings- Yummy meat along with vege’s wrapped and can be fried or steamed. Dumplings will surely outfit the pinoy’s food taste for it is tasty that surely would propel your consumers to have some more. If you are looking for a foodcart business this year, then this is one cool concept to consider.
Ching’s Dumplings offers Pork, Shrimp, Sharksfin and Kani Crabstix Dumplings. They also serve Dumplings with Java Rice.
Dumplings made Dimsum n’ Dumplings popular. If you like to have a dumplings, try this popular foodcart concept by Filtrepreneurs very own creation! This is one fantastic foodcart franchise business you will surely love.
Ching’s dumplings. Ching’s costs for only P42,888.00 and the package includes:
1 Unit Chings Dumplings Cart
1 Electric Equipment
1 Display Case
Food Tong
Sauce Dispenser
800 Pesos Initial Inventory
1 Set of Uniform (t-shirt & apron)
You can also combine Ching’s Dumplings with other concept packages in a 2-in-1 food cart package or 3-in-1 food cart package!
This package is inclusive of free and unlimited trainings and seminars for you and your crew, an accident insurance for a year for P50,000.00 covered by Sunlife and free E-Loading business powered by Loadcentral.
If you are interested to know how you can start your very own Ching’s Dumplings food cart business, you can contact us at (0930) 465-6513 or you can leave us a message by simply filling up the form below.
Rainbow Juicer Franchise – P 42,888
The traditional street “palamigs” we all know like Sago, Samalamig, Shakes has fueled the popularity of the more “sosyal” version of these cold beverages.
We all have seen them in malls, the Zagu and Ortbitz franchise quickly became popular among the masses. That is why our clients had no problem appreciating Rainbow Juicer foodcart franchise as it has its very own samalamig and pearl shake recipes that will certainly gain instant fame with your customers. A great spot to put up this foodcart business concept is near schools, malls or parks.
Rainbow Juicer Franchise costs P42,888.00 only and it includes the following package:
1 Rainbow Juicer mini cart (2ft x 4.5ft x 6ft)
5 Acrylic Dispenser
5 Laddle
1 Set Uniform
1 Set Plastic Cups and Straws
If you are interested to know how you can start your very own icy Pink food cart business, you can contact us at (0930) 465-6513 or you can leave us a message by simply filling up the form below.
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