Roti Canai Business Plan
I. INTRODUCTORY PAGE
A. Name and Address of Business
The Home of Roti Prata is a food cart business wherein it sells only one variety of food which is the Roti Prata. It is a type of Indian-influenced flatbread found in Malaysia and Indonesia and is cooked over a flat grill. It is served with meat based curry. Prata is also commonly cooked with cheese, onion, banana, egg or tuna as the filling upon request. It is listed at number 45 on World's 50 most delicious foods readers' poll compiled by CNN Go in 2011.
The proponent wants it to be located at the Midnight Mercato because it has a great selection of food that can hit the spot as it promises to be the late night destination for food enthusiasts in the Metro. The range is quite good, varying from comfort food to classic Filipino street finds to those hunting for some gourmet.
B. Nature of Business
It is a food cart business located in a food market wherein the customers will buy; wait for the food to be cooked and will just leave. It is like taking away their food and leaves the place afterwards.
C. Statement of Financing Needed
Customized Food Carts: P 50, 0000.00
Inventory cost (Food cost): P 26, 800.00
Utilities: P 2,000.00
Equipments needed: P 3, 500.00
Total Capital Investment P 82, 300
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
We, Pinoys are food-lovers by nature. Eating has become part of our traditions as during fiestas, or simply a way to bond with families and friends. Our love for food is demonstrated in the left-and-right establishments which satisfy our gastronomic cravings. So we come up with the decision to make a business that is related to food that has a unique concept. We are still starters and have lack of entrepreneurial skills so Food Carts are the best business that will fit for us, aside from managing it easier than the others, it requires a little capital too. Roti Prata serves as the street food in India. It is often consumed in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh,
A. Name and Address of Business
The Home of Roti Prata is a food cart business wherein it sells only one variety of food which is the Roti Prata. It is a type of Indian-influenced flatbread found in Malaysia and Indonesia and is cooked over a flat grill. It is served with meat based curry. Prata is also commonly cooked with cheese, onion, banana, egg or tuna as the filling upon request. It is listed at number 45 on World's 50 most delicious foods readers' poll compiled by CNN Go in 2011.
The proponent wants it to be located at the Midnight Mercato because it has a great selection of food that can hit the spot as it promises to be the late night destination for food enthusiasts in the Metro. The range is quite good, varying from comfort food to classic Filipino street finds to those hunting for some gourmet.
B. Nature of Business
It is a food cart business located in a food market wherein the customers will buy; wait for the food to be cooked and will just leave. It is like taking away their food and leaves the place afterwards.
C. Statement of Financing Needed
Customized Food Carts: P 50, 0000.00
Inventory cost (Food cost): P 26, 800.00
Utilities: P 2,000.00
Equipments needed: P 3, 500.00
Total Capital Investment P 82, 300
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
We, Pinoys are food-lovers by nature. Eating has become part of our traditions as during fiestas, or simply a way to bond with families and friends. Our love for food is demonstrated in the left-and-right establishments which satisfy our gastronomic cravings. So we come up with the decision to make a business that is related to food that has a unique concept. We are still starters and have lack of entrepreneurial skills so Food Carts are the best business that will fit for us, aside from managing it easier than the others, it requires a little capital too. Roti Prata serves as the street food in India. It is often consumed in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh,