Real Owner Interview ~ Franchising & Licensing ~
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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Hey, I'm Bubble Tea Kristin! In today's video I will show you around two new Boujee Boba locations in London with the owner, Issac. He will tell us the possible benefits to branching out from a Dark Kitchen to open "brick & mortar" locations via franchising and licensing.
Watch Part 1 here: Ghost Dark Kitchens (Delivery Only Shop) Explained 👉🏼 • Dark Kitchens Explaine...
Stepney Green Location: 162A Mile End Rd, London E1 4LJ, United Kingdom
Forest Gate Location: 1-2, Railway station bridge, Woodgrange Rd, London E7 0NE, United Kingdom
Time Stamps:
00:00 - Start
00:11 - Boujee Boba London Location Franchise Stepney Green
01:04 - Behind the Counter of a Boba Franchise
02:14 - Flow of making a drink at a bubble tea shop
03:21 - What’s it like working in a boba tea shop?
04:26 - What is it like owning a bubble tea shop?
04:58 - Boba Bubble Tea Delivery Services explained
05:57 - Forest Gate Boujee Boba bubble tea location in London
06:09 - Tips about location for a bubble tea shop
06:34 - Cafe Vlog behind the counter of a boba tea shop
07:09 - is coffee successfully sold at a boba tea shop?
07:50 - Franchising VS Licensing for a boba bubble tea shop?
08:01 - What does a Turn Key Franchise mean?
08:21 - Licensing example of adding branded bubble tea
08:40 - Licensing branded bubble tea and virtual dark kitchens
09:14 - Run Multiple Brands using Dark Kitchens
09:57 - How often does a franchise owner visit their shops?
10:15 - Franchise Owners should Mystery Shop their own businesses
11:19 - How many managers are needed to run multiple franchise locations?
11:49 - When should a bubble tea business owner hire an accountant?
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Watch Part 1 here: Ghost Dark Kitchens (Delivery Only Shop) Explained 👉🏼 ruclips.net/video/_8fuIgnA2vY/видео.html
He's adorable! I can see why his customers are all wanting to share his shop on TikTok and others.
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I was amazed at how numerous his franchises are. He's grown so much and thought it all through. Great businessman.
Yep! We didn't even visit some other locations because of the different types of businesses he mentions starting at 7:50 with NDAs.
i hope you are doing well Bubble Queen . it's been a while since saw new video. thank you for everything and all hardwork you ve been doing
Hello 👋🏼 Aw thank you. You're so kind! Yes. I have two interviews on the way I'm editing. I've been so busy with clients... Not been able to make videos 😅🤣. But so many new drink recipes and so much to share!!!
@@BubbleTeaKristin very happy to hear ^.^ . take your time . i can't wait to see them ^.^ glad you are doing good
@@hero2u1 yes I'm amazing!!! Hope you're well too 💪🏼😎🧋
Is it better to open a ghost kitchen or retail location? It seems like a ghost kitchen would be more profitable and give more flexibility and can be turned off whenever you want where a retail location has to be open all of the time?
Yep - you're right on point there! The benefits of starting your own brand with a LOW start up cost can be seen in the first video interview, which I'll link below my comment. But once you've built a strong brand with amazing drinks, you can then easily shop your brand around town and keep reaping the rewards through franchising and licensing. Seems like a win win! 🤣
Watch Part 1 here: Ghost Dark Kitchens (Delivery Only Shop) Explained 👉🏼 ruclips.net/video/_8fuIgnA2vY/видео.html
Saw you on Twitter. Keep hustlin!
🤣 Thanks 🧋💯
Wow! He is a busy business owner and seems like he does a great job too! ❤
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My dad owns a convenient store and I added paninis to it which was a success and now want to add boba. I’m just confused about where to buy the powered and bobas I have been trying to learn recipes from you but still struggling on how to set prices and all hopefully I can do this 😅.
Cool 😎
Best to do a Google search for "Bubble Tea Supplies" and enter your country or state name... Surely something will come up and you can start from there. Good luck 😇
Could you please go over information on how someone could learn to make drinks and experiment with recipes before opening a shop? Thank you!
Great suggestion. I've added it to my notes for future video question ideas.
I think that many clients of mine actually bought my recipes packet from my website, bought the needed supplies, and practiced for a week before opening.
They already had the recipes they got from me, and watched all my instruction videos on RUclips, and opened up shop.😁
@@BubbleTeaKristin looking forward to it and I’ll definitely check out more of your content. Thank you!
Great interview, as always!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤩
I've watched basically all of your owner interviews and it is really interesting to see how all the people that you've interviewed come have diverse ethnic backgrounds. where I live, the large majority and nearly all bubble tea shops are owned by Chinese people and their main demographics are asian people and specifically Chinese people by having their menus written in both English and Chinese.
I was wondering if there are shops like this in the us and UK and in what proportion they are to each other (non-chinese to Chinese owned shops). also, do you find that asian people are more gravitated to shops with asian owners and staff and why that might be?
Hello 🤣 I totally understand where you're coming from. It's interesting because in the UK, back in 2015 when I started my first shop, I was the only Non-Asian (or we say in the UK Non-Chinese) owner. Asian usually refers to Indian decent... but with that being said, it can also mean middle eastern or other areas. It's all very confusing sometimes. 🤣 Anyways... my point is simply that yes. It started off the same way, but as other people and cultures found out about boba, loved it just as much, and realised that they too could own a bubble tea shop either personally or through a franchise, then the ball started rolling and every type of person from every walk of life now owns one somewhere over here. Same in the US.
SO... if you want to perhaps get into owning your own bubble tea shop one day... be the first! Like I was! If I can do it, you can do it too! All the best to you! :)
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Great video! I have a question about the syrups I have noticed a lot of shops using both the big 2.5 Kg bottle syrups and Monin syrups and I was wondering if you know why? Are brands like Monin usually have better syrups than what a bubble tea supplier offers? Thank you Kristin
Hello Nouhaila, That's a great question that I get asked a lot.
Ultimately it comes down to your own personal preference, but also your price point. Monin will be more expensive: price per ounce or price per milliliter. Whereas bubble tea syrup because, it comes in a larger container and specifically for bubble tea products and will be less expensive.
The other thing to take into consideration is the flavor profile. A lot of Monin type products are made for coffee drinks and the coffee undertones.
This is why I like to use Routin 1883 syrups if I am using something similar, because their products can be used for both tea-based products and coffee-based drinks.
I think the majority of bubble tea shops benefit from using either housemade syrups, their own blended recipes of fruits and flavors, or actual bubble tea syrups.
I also find that when using products like Monin, you don't have any control over the sweetness level and combining flavors can be trickier.
Hope this helps.🙏🏼
@@BubbleTeaKristinwow, incredible insights 😮
@@amy6641 Awesome 😎 👍🏻