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Rubyann Antonio Tecson
Kabigting’s Halo-
Halo
Restaurant companies are essentially retailers
of prepared foods, and their operating
performance is influenced by many of the
same factors that affect traditional retail
stores. Competition between restaurants is
intense, since dining options abound. Indeed,
YOUR virtually every restaurant location must
LOGO compete not only against other publicly traded
chains, but also a wide array of small, local
establishments. Thus, restaurant meals are
discretionary purchases, and the industry
tends to be highly cyclical.
Sales
Product innovations and menu-price increases are two of the most
common ways to increase same-store sales. Remodeling existing
locations is another way to boost guest traffic. Furthermore, promotions
and limited-time offers are widely used to attract diners.
Growth
Filipinos spend approximately 12% of total income eating out and the
sector is values at $US3 billion, with growth of 10% - 15% in the last
decade. Traditional food service formats still enjoy a majority market
share in the Philippines.
Competitor Analysis
DIRECT COMPETITOR - Jurado’s Special Holo-Halo is a restaurant featuring Kapampangan cuisine, where people dine
in the ambiance of an old Filipino home. The restaurant has built a tradition of great tasting Filipino dishes developed to
perfection throughout its 50 years of serving the Filipino families.
Branch:
Their specialty dishes include Halo-halo, Pancit Guisado, Pancit Canton, Pancit Malabon, Sisig, Bianda and other
Kapampangan Dishes. Parking space and reservations are accommodated and dining options are from lunch to dinner.
INDIRECT COMPETITOR - Erwin’s Ningnangan anchors its beliefs in the family where we know dining to be most
enjoyable and highly nourishing. Erwin’s Ningnangan embodies modern Filipino dining while serving quality native cuisine
at affordable prices in a clean, convenient, and comfortable restaurant venue, meant to evoke festivity.
Branches:
Plazang Luma, Arayat Pampanga
Industry Analysis
Political
Government policies regarding hygiene, health and food regulations, and food standards
Economic
Fluctuation of oil rate and gas, and Inflation of prices
Social
Attitude of people. e.g. Health conscious market
Technological
Available machines and technologies
Demographic
Age, family size, income, occupation, class and culture
Geographic
Size of the population
Potential
Entrants
(Threat of
Mobility)
Industry
Suppliers Rivalry Buyers
High
Substitutes
(Threat of
Substitutes)
Company Profile
In the 1970’s, Flora and Jacinto Kabigting had a small sari-sari store in Palaraya, Arayat and were thinking of altering the
usual halo-halo that every other neighbor sold outside their gates. Jacinto's sister Geraldine suggested incorporating sugared
white kidney beans (they come in different colors) into the mix.
Kabigting’s Halo-halo began as a labour of love for the Kabigting family. Coming from a long line of cooks, Flora and
Jacinto Kabigting decided to share her culinary talents with everyone. In the present, Kabigting’s Halo-halo is a landmark
for wholesome and delicious Filipino cuisine. From humble beginnings, the expertise of Kabigting’s Halo-halo and her staff
have touched the lives of so many Arayatenos through the restaurant and its catering service.
Kabigting’s Halo-halo have received awards and achievements because of their consistent valuable service.
SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
• Quality and Quantity of
• Lacks strong promotional
services
stategies and relies greatly on
• Serves authentic Filipino
the clients experience and
dishes at affordable price
referrals
• Function rooms is
• Small parking space
spacious and is newly
• Mall branches have limited
renovated
• Location is strategic
S W menu offerings
OPPORTUNITIES O T THREATS
• Customer experience can • New competitors
be better improved • Spying of customers
• Expansion of channels of • Unforeseen events like
distribution by branching covid-19 pandemic
out to other malls in the
Province
Vision and Mission
Vision
Kabigting’s Halo-halo envisions itself to be the best Filipino casual dining restaurant serving
authentic Filipino dishes in a Filipino ambiance. Personalized service shall be replicated in
all branches located in key cities nationwide.
Mission
•To give our customers their money’s worth, good food, good service anchored with
Filipino’s hospitalilty
• Kabigting’s Halo-halo shall focus on Research and Development
• Kabigting’s Halo-halo shall create a professional organization
• Kabigting’s Halo-halo shall adapt to modern technology
• Kabigting’s Halo-halo shall bring pride to Philippines
•The company will grow and at the same time share its knowledge and expertise to aspiring
entrepreneurs
Segmentation
Upper Class
Middle Class
Working Class
Lower Class
Targeting
Pricing
Prices of the products are fixed. The products are undeniably high in prices
compared to its competitors due to high rent, tax, utilities, labor of employees, and
indirect raw materials used; but they make sure it is reasonable enough to offer
great customer satisfaction to their target market. Sometimes, the restaurant also
uses the cost-based pricing method, which involves calculating the cost of the
product, and then adding a percentage mark-up to determine price.
Promotion