Boy Prito Franchise

If you ask people what type of food they love, eight out of ten would probably answer you they love fried foods. It's no secret that Filipinos love fried food. It does not matter if you are young or old. Everyone loves fried stuff. So it comes to no surprise that the most popular street foods are fried. Like fish balls, squid balls, fried isaw, fried pusit, kwek kwek and pugo are all fried food items. So if you are thinking of what business to start, why not fried food?

Boy Prito offers tasty food items with their own unique recipe like fried dumplings, lumpiang shanghai, burger steak, fried chicken and even fried pork chop served with hot rice for the hungry consumer. For interested entrepreneurs, this is a food cart type business so capital requirement is not that big and only minimal space is required.    

Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 50,000.00
Food Cart Package: P 75,000.00
Initial Franchise Term: 4 years
Continuation Fee: P 3,000.00 per month
Minimum Space Required: 3 sqm

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Bulletin Street West Triangle Quezon City
Contact Number: (02)5797578 and FAX (032)3717366
Email Address: boyprito_inc@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © Boy Prito

Chicken Deli... Franchise

The great thing about chicken as a dish is that there are almost an infinite number of ways we can cook it. Whether its baked, poached, roasted, fried, made into soup or used as an ingredient in another dish, there is also an equal number of different ways it can be made in each of those dished. No wonder its the most popular meat in the world, as it is also one meat that has no religious taboo.

Chicken Deli, short for Chicken Delicious has its origins in Bacolod City and is one of the most popular restos when it comes to chicken inasal. What is unique about this chicken restaurant is that it also serves all time Filipino favorites such as sisig, kare kare, batchoy, pancit canton and more. With over 50 stores and counting in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, they are looking to expand even more through franchising.

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Potato Giant Franchise

There is a reason why the humble potato is the most popular vegetable in the world. Whether you fry it, bake it, make it into a soup or turn it into mush, just add a little salt and some spices and it makes for a hearty dish or a fun snack.

Potato Giant distinguishes itself from a sea of stalls selling potato based products by offering new and exciting menus like stuffed potato balls, wedges, hash browns, a variety of flavored fries plus pizza rolls, sandwiches and quesadillas. For entrepreneurs, they also have a variety of concepts for you to choose from.

source: logo and symbol © Potato Giant

Khaleb Franchise

Mediterranean food is not well known to Pinoys compared to Chinese, Japanese, Korean or American cuisine. But it's most popular import, the shawarma, has been  on the Philippine food scene for years now. Over time, it has evolved locally to be eaten with rice instead of the traditional pita bread depending on the eaters preference.

One of the best places to serve this delicacy is Khaleb. Khaleb offers their own take on the popular shawarma, offering assorted varieties for both their rice meals and with pita bread. What started out as backyard business in 2006 has now evolved into a successful brand that is available for franchise.

source: logo and symbol © Khaleb

TrueBlends Franchise

As the saying goes, you can never have too much of a good thing. Or in this case, too much coffee and tea drink blends. Some might say that the market is already saturated by these so called milk tea kiosk. But every once in a while, something special comes a long like TrueBlends. TrueBlends does not only provide refreshing coffee and tea blends, but they also serve sandwiches, pasta, burgers, sausages and all day breakfast. It's a unique concept that they are planning to bring nationwide. Below are the franchise details.

source: logo and symbol © True Blends Tea & Coffee

Lemon Pa More Franchise

Lemons for me envoke memories of warm fuzzy feelings from my childhood when I used to watch a LOT of American films as well as read tons of old Archie comics which shows children who want to raise money during summer time open up lemonade stands. It would be years later before I was able to get the opportunity to find out what lemonade taste like and unsurprisingly, it taste as good as I imagined it.

Lemon Pa More is a lemonade stand that caters to the Filipino market. Lemon juice is as delicious as it is healthy. You can be guaranteed that every cup served is made from real lemons. If you are looking for a food cart or food stand business, you can add this one to your portfolio. I have attached an image of their flyer for more details.

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Unit 520 5F AIC Burgundy Empire Tower ADB Avenue Ortigas Center Pasig City
Contact Number: (02)9011707 or (02)9011730


source: logo and symbol © Lemon Pa More

Chicken Shack USA Franchise

Establishments that sell chicken products are a dime a dozen these days, with good reason too. Chicken is one of the most popular food items in the Philippines. Literally every part of the chicken (except the feathers, which can be used to make feather dusters, pillow stuffing's etc.,) is eaten in the country. From your favorite street food vendor to high end hotel restaurants, no matter your social status in life, we can all agree that chicken is delicious.

When it comes to chicken, Chicken Shack USA is up there with the best. This import from the good ol US of A boast genuine Broaster® chicken cooked in a very healthy way with various flavors to choose from. They are looking to expand and bring their brand to more cities in the country through franchising. I manage to snap a picture of their flyer during the 15th AFFI Franchise Business Expo. Apologies for the quality of the picture below.  

Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 355,000.00 to P 385,000.00
Required Space: Minimum of 3.70 sqm and rent should only be P 15,000.00 below per month

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Robinsons Magnolia Movieworld 3rd Level Aurora Boulevard Corner Dona Hemady Quezon City
Contact Number: 09151082449


source: logo and symbol © Chicken Shack USA Philippines

Moon Cafe Franchise

The Philippines and Mexico share a somewhat similar history. Both have been colonized by Spain so it is not surprising that Mexican art, culture and food make Filipinos feel right at home. Mexican cuisine is not new to most Pinoys. For years we have enjoyed eating tacos, quesadillas and burritos in it's various iteration that cater to our local palate, one of the best in the country is the Cebu favorite Moon Cafe.

Moon Cafe, with it's Mexican cantina interiors is a hit with the Cebuanos. Their great food, coupled with excellent service  is their formula for success. Now, they plan to bring their brand to the rest of the country and is currently available for franchise to interested entrepreneurs looking for the next big foodie hit.

Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 800,000.00
Royalty Fee: 5% gross sales
Initial Franchise Term: 5 years
Minimum Required Space: 120 sqm
Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 3,000,000.00 to P 5,000,000.00

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Ground Floor Minnesota Mansion, 237 Ermin Garcia Street Cubao Quezon City
Contact Number Metro Manila: (02)9122946 and (02)9122973
Contact Number Metro Cebu: (032)2383933


source: logo and symbol © Moon Cafe Mexican Inspired Restaurant

Bakbak Native Chicken Restaurant Franchise

The Philippine native chicken, although not widely used as poultry meat in majority of our fast food and fine dining restaurants, still has it's place in the Filipino family's dining table because of its unique taste and texture. But it's also because these same qualities that make the native chicken so rare as a food fare in commercial establishments. Native chicken tend to be smaller, leaner and has less meat in them compared to the widely used broiler breeds. You'll be hard pressed to find a restaurant that offers native chicken in their menu.

This is what makes Bakbak Native Chicken so unique in a sea of restaurants offering the same chicken dishes day in and day out. Bakbak Native Chicken Restaurant is one of Davao City's best kept secret. They offer various native chicken dishes as well as kambing (goat meat) cooked in a variety of ways served famously with ice cold beer. This jewel from the south is seeking to expand in major cities throughout the Philippines and is open for franchise.


Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 600,000.00
Royalty Fee: 5% gross sales
Franchise Term: 6 years
Minimum Required Space: 250 sqm
Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 2,500,000.00 to P 5,000,000.00

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Prime Square Compound, F. Torres Davao City
Contact Number: (082)2860649

source: logo and symbol © Bakbak Native Chicken Restaurant

Coco Vida Franchise

Touted as the Miracle Tree, the coconut tree has many uses. From its leaves, fruit, trunk and roots, each of them is used as food, shelter and medicine. So does it surprise anybody that the coconut water obtained from its fruits, aside from being very nutritious, can be used to replace dextrose. If there ever was a tree of life, the humble coconut is it.

Drinking coconut water, or buko juice as it is locally called, is a great way to stay healthy. One of the best in the country that offers this is Coco Vida. Coco Vida does not only offer traditional buko juice, but also a combination of other fruits that are infused with coconuts that makes for a very flavorful drink. If you want a franchise that has a mass customer base, the Coco Vida is for you.

Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee For Unit Franchise (1 outlet): P 99,000.00 inclusive of administration fee
Franchise Fee For Area Franchise (3 outlets): P 240,000.00
Franchise Term: 4 to 5 years
Franchise Renewal: P 3,000.00 to 4,000.00 a month per outlet
Minimum Required Space: 4 sqm
Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 350,000.00 to P 1,000,000.00

Contact Details:

Contact Address: General Bautista, San Juan del Monte Quezon City
Contact Number: (02)7240234
Email: cocovidafranchising@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © Coco Vida

Sa Lido Franchise

If you love Chinese food, then Binondo, Manila is the place to be to get your fill of authentic Chinese cuisine. There are a lot of great restaurants in the world's oldest Chinatown that has since branched out to various cities in the Philippines One of the best is Sa Lido.

Established in 1945, Sa Lido offers traditional Chinese fare like dim sum and Filipino fusion dishes using recipes handed down from generation to generation that has stood the taste test of time. They have branched out of their initial store in Ongpin to all over Metro Manila and is still looking to expand further. So if you want a business with a legacy behind it, this is for you.


Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 450,000.00
Royalty Fee: 5% gross sales
Franchise Term: 6 years
Minimum Required Space: 80 sqm

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 158 N.Domingo Street, San Juan City
Contact Number: (02)7265515, (02)4775436 and (02)7265368
Email: salidoresto@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © Sa Lido

Cafe Via Mare Franchise

It's a rare combination for a restaurant institution to have a rich and long history, good food and a loyal customer base. Cafe Via Mare is one such rarity in a sea full of food establishments eager to get our business.

Cafe Via Mare has a 30 year history in providing delicious food while building up its brand name to what it is today. From cooking up delectable local delicacies, oyster bars and catering services, cosmopolitan consumers can't seem to get enough of them. If you are looking for a business to franchise that has a prestigious legacy behind it, you can do no wrong with this one.

Franchise Details:

Franchise Fee: P 2,000,000.00
Royalty Fee: 3%
Franchise Term: 7 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 7856 Progresso Street Guadalupe Viejo, Makati City
Contact Number: (02)8993240  and FAX: (02)8959075
Email: law.tolo@gmail.com

source: logo and symbol © Via Mare

Magnolia Chicken Station Franchise

The brand Magnolia is the gold standard when is comes to quality and safe poultry. Their products have been enjoyed by generations of Filipinos that the mere mention of their brand speaks volumes on how Pinoys perceive them. Their latest product is their Magnolia Chicken Station, offering premium roasted chicken for everyone.  

Everybody loves chicken, whether its fried, grilled or made into soup, you can almost certainly find it in every Filipinos dining table and as a menu item is almost all restaurant all over the country. With that said, one of the country's most popular pasalubong for any lunch or dinner is the roasted chicken, also known as lechon manok. Its quick, affordable and taste oh so heavenly. If you are interested in this type of business, Magnolia Chicken Station should definitely be your franchise.


Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 2,300,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 200,000.00
Royalty Fee: 2% of monthly purchases
Marketing Fee: 1%
Franchise Renewal: 5 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 17th floor JMT Corporate Condominium, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center Pasig City
Contact Number: (02)6378172 and (02)7025619  and  FAX:  (02) 9148750 or (02)6378172
Email: jarellano@smg.sanmiguel.com.ph

source: logo and symbol © Magnolia Chicken

TGI Friday's Franchise

The phrase Thank God it's Friday is the battle cry of many employees. It's because Friday is the last day of work (unless you work during the weekends) where they can unwind after a grueling week in the rat race. For most Pinoys, that means hanging out at a resto bar, drinking and eating with office mates while discussing about, what else? office politics.

One of the countries premiere hangout place for any day of the week, and not just during Friday's is the popular American import called TGI Fridays. TGI Fridays combine excellent food like spicy chicken wings, burgers and fries mixed together with a wide selection of liquors and alcoholic beverages makes for a winning combination and a relaxing dining experience. TGI Fridays is owned by The Bistro Group in the Philippines and they are looking to franchise.    

Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: Please contact us
Franchise Fee: Please contact us
Franchise Term: 50 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 2176 3rd Floor Technolux Building, Primo Rivera Street La, Paz Makati City
Contact Number: (02)836714 and  FAX: (02)4035950
Email: juvyb@bistro.com.ph and tricia.fabico@bistro.com.ph

source: logo and symbol © The Bistro Group

Monterey Meatshop Franchise

Do you remember a time when you want to buy meat, you have to go to your local wet market butcher shop to get it with the accompanying loud noise, wet floors and flies buzzing around while you shop around?

Monterey Meat shop was one of the pioneers in providing clean, well illuminated and air conditioned stores for people wanting to buy their meat products in a sanitary environment.

Over the years, The brand Monterey is now associated with quality meat products and is now part of San Miguel Foods Inc., one of the countries top corporation with an equally sterling reputation as a producer of quality food products. As a potential franchise for the aspiring entrepreneur, Monterey hits all the high mark of a good business venture and almost guarantee to make your investment with them worth while.  


Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 2,300,000.00 to P 3,500,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 300,000.00 plus VAT
Royalty Fee: 2% of monthly purchase
Marketing Fee: 1% of monthly purchase

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 17 floor JMT Corporate Condominium ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center Pasig City
Contact Number: (02)702-5386 or (02)702-5569 and  FAX: (02)6373784
Email:  anery@smg.sanmiguel.com.ph

source: logo and symbol © Monterey

The Aristocrat Restaurant Franchise

There is no establishment that has reminded me of my childhood as a kid growing up in the Philippines during the 1980's more than The Aristocrat Restaurant. Their initial branch at the Roxas Boulevard has seen historic events unfold and me and my family would frequent the establishment at least once a week after taking a stroll in Luneta Park during the mornings as it was one of the few restaurants, even today in 2015 that is open 24/7 even during some national holidays.

It's a good thing that that The Aristocrat Restaurant has decided to branch out and has offered to franchise their brand. Now everyone will have a chance to try their signature chicken barbecue and java rice dish plus more. For entrepreneurs who have a passion for the food industry, now is your chance to franchise one of the Philippines most beloved restaurant.    


Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 8,500,000.00 to P 10,000,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 1,500,000.00
Royalty Fee: 2%

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 432 San Andres Street Malate Manila
Contact Number: (02)6247671 local 220  and  FAX: (02)5249798
Email: pauldennisencabo@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © The Aristocrat Restaurant

Goto King Franchise

Lugaw or porridge is one of the most popular food item in the Philippines, and the most popular variety is the one with goto or beef tripe. This premise has set the foundation for Goto King to be one of the most popular and well known restaurants to serve this popular dish and so much more.

Goto King is known for serving hot goto lugaw and other lugaw varieties. But over the years, their menu expanded to include all time Filipino favorites like kare kare, lumpiang ubod, bulalo, siomai and popular desserts like the halo halo and leche flan. The Goto King brand is so well know because of the number of  their restaurants located near mass transport areas with heavy foot traffic to popular malls. They are open for franchise for the smart entrepreneur.


Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 800,000.00 to P5,000,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 380,000.00 to P 450,000.00
Royalty Fee: 3% to 6% of gross sales
Franchise Renewal and term: 3 years to 5 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 159 Kamias Street Quezon City
Contact Number: (02)9285893  and  FAX: (02)9223206
Email: gotokingfranchise@gmail.com

source: logo and symbol © Goto King

Pinoy Ice Scramble Franchise

If there is one dessert item that is sure to remind you of your childhood, then I am sure it is ice scramble. Many among you have fond memories of buying ice scramble from mostly ambulant vendors in school after classes are over with your friends before commuting or walking home.

Now, relieve the best years of your life with the ice scramble of Pinoy Ice Scramble. Their ice scramble is the same fluffy bubblegum flavored ice concoction, topped with chocolate syrup and powdered milk that we all know and love. Now your can start your own ice scramble business with the Pinoy Ice Scramble team. Not only is their product well loved and made with the highest quality ingredients, but its one of the most affordable franchise to get into.


Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 230,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 80,000.00
Marketing Fee: P 1,000.00 monthly
Franchise Renewal: 3 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: Suite 503 Westrade Center West Avenue, Quezon City
Contact Number: (02)4412651  and  FAX: (02)441-2651
Email: info@erfoods.com; erfoods@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © ER Foods 

Fiorgelato Franchise

There are many names that pop up when you mention gelato, ranging from great to good to meh to never again! But when it comes to taste and quality, the first thing that should come to your mind is Fiorgelato. Fiorgelato is one of the earliest to offer gelato in the country, which at that time is quite new to the taste buds of  Filipinos, but is one that we all grew to love.

Fiorgelato kiosk offer a number of gelato flavors as well as coffee drinks for anyone on the go. Their stores are mostly located in big malls and in central business districts where most of their clientele base is located.  For a franchise to become well loved and ingrained in the minds of the people, it should offer something that someone would want to buy and whose quality is unquestionable. That's why Fiorgelato is a great brand to get into.  

Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 275,000.00 to P 1,200,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 75,000.00 to P 300,000.00
Franchise Renewal: 5 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 1263 Gen. Luna Street, Ermita Manila
Contact Number: (02)5240385 and (02)8539058 FAX: (02)5240384
Email: milkin_mktg@yahoo.com

source: logo and symbol © Fiorgelato

Mrs. Fields Franchise

Tell me someone who does not like brownies or cookies and I'll tell them about Mrs. Fields. Mrs. Fields is the premium brand when it comes to these delicious baked goods and all their products are ensured of the highest taste and quality which is quite a feat considering the number of their competitors ranging from mass produced cookies and brownies sold in the supermarket to bakeshops offering the same fare.

If you are an entrepreneur looking for a new venture, I would highly recommend you add Mrs. Fields to your shortlist. Aside from being well know in the upscale market, they offer gift baskets and gift tins as corporate or special occasion gifts in their business portfolio, which, given their reputation, anyone getting them would feel very special. If you have passion for the baking industry, this one is definitely for you.

Franchise Details:

Total Estimated Franchise Cost: P 1,000,000.00 to P 2,000,000.00
Franchise Fee: P 250,000.00 to P 500,000.00
Royalty Fee: 6% of net sales
Marketing Fee: 3% of net sales
Franchise Term: 5 years

Contact Details:

Contact Address: 2230 UPRC Building 1, Don Chino Roces, Pasong Tamo, Makati City
Contact Number: (02)5013037 Local 105
Email: rsantos@mrs.fields.com.ph

source: logo and symbol © Mrs. Fields