This popular food cart franchise is offering authentic Chinese street food: stir fried noodles, siomai, sharks fin, shrimp siomai toppings, dumplings among other reasonably priced dishes. The carts are strategically located in malls, leading supermarkets and food courts. With the target market of every people from all walks of life. Providing the best quality ingredients for its loyal customer’s satisfaction.
The package for Hong Kong Style Noodles & Dimsum Franchise costs Php 120,000 and includes the following:
- Food Cart
- Kitchen utensils such as unit griddle, heavy duty steamer, menu board, small wares
- Signages
- Crew uniforms
- Initial product offering (inventory)
- Training program
- Manual of the day to day operations
- Assistance in the pre opening
- Assistance in grand cart opening
- Assistance in selecting locations
The policies, visions and values of Hong Kong Style Noodles & Dimsum will be discussed upon the approval of the application.
Hong Kong Style Noodles & Dimsum Franchise is one of the most affordable in the franchising business that Filipinos can venture to. A mobile kitchen that serves mostly street food and can be found in areas that have a high traffic count for better business opportunities and faster return of investment.
Contact Details
For more detailed information about Hong Kong Style Noodles & Dimsum Franchise, please contact the franchisor at:
Website: www.asiapacificfranchising.com
Email: apgf001@yahoo.com
Phone No.: (02)490-3277
Tel. Fax No.: (02)416-6201
Address: Asia Pacific & Global Franchise Co., Unit C-4 Dunville Condominium, Castilla St. Brgy. Valencia, New Manila, Quezon City, Philippines
Good day Maam and Sir,
We are inviting you to join us in our Bazaar this coming Nov.18-Dec.29 2013. In front of Brgy. Manggahan Hall,Manggahan Pasig City. You may reach us thru 0917-3808002 and look for Jhoan or 0906-2363223 Sha.. Hope to have business with you..
God Bless you and your family!!
I am very dissapointed with this Hong kong style noodles AND DIMSUM. They offer very poor products. For instance, their siomai products are not authentic and full of flour when you examine the siomai. They do not taste good as well. These reasons result to fewer customers that do not come back anymore. I also have to comment on their very poor support for the franchisees. They dont even check up on you and make no product developments despite the numerous number of customer complaints. -current and regretful franchisee
Earlier today, my partner and I bought two orders of HK Noodles with pork shomai at your St. Francis Square branch. However, when I asked the lady in charge of the stall, she raised her voice and almost yelled out. I was just asking her calmly if she already knew our order. I told her that “Bakit ka naninigaw?” She answered it and said “Hindi kita sinisigawan!” Then I asked her colleague if they have someone higher to talk to, but her colleague just asked forgiveness in behalf of the angry lady. Her colleague said that the angry lady used to get high pitch voice even in a normal conversation because she is “bisaya”. But being bisaya is not a problem here, here approach to her customer is really something that your company must look upon. Napakabastos niya and she did not even say sorry. I hope you’ll fix this as I don’t want to raise this on Social Media. Thank you!