I am thinking seriously to open a business for the first time. I am tired to work for others. I am thinking about a breakfast store. I did a research about the Breakfast franchises in Taiwan. But, the minimum to start is 3,000,000 NT and there are other fees like the construction, empolyees’ wages, …

If you have an APRC, it is much easier to open a business. Having your own business is extremely stressful because everything falls on you. If you need to hire yourself with the work permit, it is so hard to meet the minimum gross revenue. If I was opening a shop, I’d wait for the APRC znd open wo…

[image] AbbyLee: am planning to create my own menu. I will include on the menu Fresh chicken salad sandwiches, ham and cheese toasts, quiches, meat puff pie, paninis, coffee, tea, etc. I plan to open a small store Sounds good. If Kaohsiung You’d want to be in a central area where better off l…

There is.was food truck boss posting here [image] Tainan Japanese (American) and Mexican Kaohsiung & Southern Taiwan Restaurants So sad you will be closed, I hope you find a good person to buy your food truck and run it. (Did you sell it yet?)

[image] Brianjones: [image] AbbyLee: am planning to create my own menu. I will include on the menu Fresh chicken salad sandwiches, ham and cheese toasts, quiches, meat puff pie, paninis, coffee, tea, etc. I plan to open a small store Sounds good. If Kaohsiung You’d want to be in a central…

I dont think it matters too much. My area has a million breakfast shops. Theres one street with 4 all next to each other. They are popular. Isnt it easier to open a small cart or night market stall first?

Good idea! Not too close to the convenience stores. But, there are many convenience stores next to the schools and MRT station.

They won’t give a lot of information. They will be rude if you insist. Obviously, they fear I could be their competitors.

I thought about it. The problem is where I am gonna park the truck. Because I am a homeowner and I live in a building, not a house.

I have Taiwanese citizenship. But, I wasn’t raised in Taiwan. My experience in Taiwan is just like a Foreigner living in Taiwan for many years. But, I have the citizenship. All the documents are fine. I am just a little bit unsure about opening a business in Taiwan for the first time. I am worried a…

I thought about it. But, I am curious about how much should a vendor invest on these stalls? Most people work alone in those stalls. I have fear if it gets busy, I won’t be able to handle by myself. Sometimes, I need someone to watch for me. So, I can go to the restroom. It is ok to hire someone to …

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Has anyone ever opened a business in Taiwan? I need some tips

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PeiHua-Connie March 20, 2025, 1:04am 25

Coffee shop seems popular choice