Angels Burger Franchise - Cheap Hamburger Outlet Kiosk Investment

Angels Burger franchise is one of the fast rising small business investments for Filipino
entrepreneurs this year 2014 and the years before it. Fact is, there is little to no online presence
to find regarding this SME investment possibility and you can't even see information on who is
the owner, their contact details and where to go to make an inquiry and ask about a possible
franchise investment, fee / cost, requirements, package inclusions and so on.

Cheap as the idea is for selling buy 1 take 1 hamburgers on the street through burger outlet
kiosks by Angel's Hamburger, Pinoys seem to love the idea of food smorgasboard and free
concept. The word free itself has since been incorporated in different business franchise
owners and was coined with an "eat all you can" concept which has gained so much attention
for the locals who love to eat. Food business has since then never been the same as outlets and
branches of eat all you can restaurants have sprouted like mushroom all over Metro Manila.

Smaller business idea versions like the Mang Inasal's rice all you can have also gained so much
attention from patrons and customers who love the idea of "cheap food choices" when they
hear the words free and all you can phrases. Tokyo Tokyo has also used the hype with their rice
all you can venture which has now become popular for Japanese food lovers in Metro Manila
malls and surrounding provinces where you can find an outlet.

At a local entrepreneur forum, interested investors and Philippine business owners wanna be
have been asking for more information but still, I am not so sure why the original owner would
not allow information online in the internet. Back in 2010, thousands of potential investors are
looking forward to put up an outlet in their place. A Facebook page was built only for fun by
some buffs which is literally useless for investors looking for relevant information.

Today still in 2014, you can see even in ads by Yahoo or Google or Bing. You can't find a single
guide for interested investors on Angels Burger franchise. There are other alternatives though
but it seems that the effect of this small business is unstoppable that many interested investors
would like to know how to get a franchise of the burger stand.
As an alternative although one big investment is needed, you can try Burger King franchise. I
can't find one for Burger Machine. Minute Burger and Scott Burger information though and I'm
afraid that these pioneer ones who arrived in the hamburger business franchise investment
street food type of food cart franchise and stand were now under developed by its original
owners.

While some would provide franchise information from business operations and support,
management training services to marketing and promotion of the product, there is an actual
fee / cost of opening up a franchise which range from Php 535,000 + Php 30,000 to probably
1M investment capital per store or outlet. Sadly, an Angels Burger franchise does not reveal any
guide for potential investors.

Usual Basic Franchise Package Cost / Fees and Inclusions Compared to Angels Burger Franchise

While there is little to no information online and offline from the real owners of Angels Burger
franchise found today, even if you ask from an outlet, the staff will say they are not open for
franchising. There is also no available online information to many burger stand / outlet business
franchise except for food carts.

This popular food selling stint turned-street-food investments have generic basic package
inclusion for your money's worth, should you decide to put up a store but most of them would
either end up bankrupt or just maintaining a decent return on investment.

How to Franchise: Angel’s Burger

Franchising / By PinoyMoneyTalk.com

In countless streets and sidewalks across the country, Angel’s Burger kiosks abound serving
their popular buy-one, take-one burgers to Pinoys on a tight budget. If you’re one of the many
entrepreneurs interested to franchise this burger chain, continue reading below for more
information.

About Angel’s Burger

Angel’s Burger was started by husband-and-wife Joseph and Victoria Mojica in 1997, after their
previous goto and bulalo food venture proved unprofitable. Where did Angel’s Burger get its
name? The business was actually named after their first daughter, Angelica.

The burger chain started out with only five outlets but quickly grew to several locations in just a
couple of years. In 1999, after acquiring knowledge from America and experimenting with the
burger’s recipe, the couple revamped Angel’s Burger into the brand we now know and made it
available for franchising.

As the self-proclaimed “Burger ng Bayan”, the brand takes pride in its affordable food offerings.
Most kiosks are strategically located on street corners to make them more accessible to those
looking for a quick but inexpensive meal. Their flagship product, the Buy 1 Take 1 burger, is
hugely popular among Filipinos because of its value for money.

Angel’s Burger’s menu varies from one kiosk to another but here are some of their consistently
available food products:

• Buy 1 Take 1 burger (plain)

• Buy 1 Take 1 cheeseburger

• Ham sandwich

• Ham and cheese sandwich

• Ham and egg sandwich

• Meatloaf sandwich

• Hotdog sandwich

To make sure that the burgers maintain good taste and quality, Angel’s Burger partnered with
San Miguel Pure Foods – Great Food Solutions Inc. (GFS) to consistently supply flour, cheese,
burger patties, and San Mig Coffee 3-in-1 mix to its food stalls.
Franchise Fee and Application

With over a thousand kiosks across the country, Angel’s Burger’s apparent success and rapid
growth continues to pique the interest of potential franchisees across the country.

Interested to franchise Angel’s Burger? Unfortunately, the burger chain has announced in 2014
that it is no longer available for franchising. At present, there is currently no available info
about Angel’s Burger’s franchise fee or application process as hundreds of online queries
remain unanswered on their Facebook page and other forums.

Contact Details

Angel’s Burger’s website has long been inactive and does not provide any telephone numbers.
They do have a Facebook page but no admin account is officially replying to comments posted
there. Here are their email address and Facebook and Instagram links if you wish to contact
them.

Email: customercare.angelsburger@gmail.com

Facebook: facebook.com/angelsburgerofficial

Instagram: @angelsburger_official
In case we acquire more information about Angel’s Burger franchise, we will update this article
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ANGEL’S HAMBURGER MARKS 20TH YEAR

Manila Bulletin26 Nov 2017

Angel’s Hamburger, the country’s well-loved “Burger ng Bayan” marked its 20th year last
November 19 by giving away free Cheetos snacks to all its customers who made a minimum
food purchase of 150.00.

“It has been 20 good years for Angel’s Hamburger and we owe it to our customers. That’s why
to mark our 20th year, we gave back a little something to them as our way of saying thank you
for 20 wonderful years and more to come,” said Angel’s Hamburger President Mr. Joseph
Mojica.

From its humble beginnings in 1997, Angel’s Hamburger is now considered one of the leaders in
the “Buy One, Take One Hamburger” industry.

To serve more burger clients nationwide, Angel’s Hamburger will soon open its 12th
commissary in Marikina City, according to its VP Cholo Mojica.