One can of red bull can sell for $1.50 to $2.00. Coffee and tea relatively easy to make. Margins fantastic
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Best Hawker Stall to run in a Hawker Centre
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One can of red bull can sell for $1.50 to $2.00. Coffee and tea relatively easy to make. Margins fantastic
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
shall we start sbf kopitiam? give members discount....business should be good when members come for clan meetings or to settle arguments....if BosSam comes we increase prices just for him...the stingy bloke.
Kapkia can do delivery ?
erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
Yup. If sell beer with right promoters, make more money.
May I remind all readers in SBF...
PAP hawker centre policies from the 60s to present day has brought about better cheaper and hyge ic food to all.
Imagine if microscopic oppositiom has been in charge?
You jokers will still be eating at the store by the roadside using sewrage water for your prawn noodle soup!
PAP hawker centre policies from the 60s to present day has brought about better cheaper and hyge ic food to all.
Imagine if microscopic oppositiom has been in charge?
You jokers will still be eating at the store by the roadside using sewrage water for your prawn noodle soup!
fishball noodle easy?
then try explain why some doing roaring trade while some only can swap fly.
not easy being a hawker, especially when no vehicle, wake up early to get ready, stand for hours, cleanup, get supplies for tomorrow, prepare the food, ie make fish paste to make fishball, cook the chilli paste, pork lard etc etc.... the cycle go on everyday, no life, no worklife balance, children hate u for not bring them out on holidays, etc etc...
please think properly before stepping into it.
then try explain why some doing roaring trade while some only can swap fly.
not easy being a hawker, especially when no vehicle, wake up early to get ready, stand for hours, cleanup, get supplies for tomorrow, prepare the food, ie make fish paste to make fishball, cook the chilli paste, pork lard etc etc.... the cycle go on everyday, no life, no worklife balance, children hate u for not bring them out on holidays, etc etc...
please think properly before stepping into it.
No experience or background in it just a take. Compared to others where food preparation is a lot more demanding. Fishball now can get from wholesalers and also can get in bulk from fishmongers at wet market.
fishball noodle easy?
then try explain why some doing roaring trade while some only can swap fly.
not easy being a hawker, especially when no vehicle, wake up early to get ready, stand for hours, cleanup, get supplies for tomorrow, prepare the food, ie make fish paste to make fishball, cook the chilli paste, pork lard etc etc.... the cycle go on everyday, no life, no worklife balance, children hate u for not bring them out on holidays, etc etc...
please think properly before stepping into it.
Thanks for stating the obvious. Everyone knows its hard work, long hours and labour intensive. Nobody grows up wanting to become a hawker. In the past you can rope in your family business. Not anymore. You are also expected to open most days of the year. People do not envy hawkers because they they know it is hard work and they provide a great service.
Any other obvious thing you want to mention.
Any other obvious thing you want to mention.
Doing hawker business in Singapore is big toil and many hawkers suffered deterioration of health and knee pain. Pale in comparision to some ang moh land where you cannot operate longer hours, reason being unfair to those shops that closed on time.
This is what happens when only the crumbs are left for Sinkies to pick.
