Wings Over... vs Fried Chicken Master Franchise Comparison

First off; there are much easier ways to make money than owning a Wings Over (or any restaurant, for that matter). This is extremely hard work, but in the end it's very rewarding. You will work long days and, in the beginning, go weeks without a day off. You will get dirty and tired. But once your first store matures, you will be the best at something in your area and that is an amazing feeling!

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Wings Over franchise is $207,875 to $473,875. This includes $30,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliate.
If you enter into a development agreement for the right to develop three Wings Over restaurants in a specified development area, the total investment necessary to begin operation of your first Wings Over restaurant is $227,875 to $493,875. This includes $50,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliate. If you commit to developing more than three restaurants, you will pay us $10,000 for each additional restaurant that you commit to developing.

Taiwan's first Halal fried chicken is in Malaysia. Our professional ways of cutting and seasoning the chicken have delivered a product that is crispy in the skin, tender in the meat, and flavorful in the bone--a classical Taiwanese taste.

As a Fried Chicken Master franchisee, you will operate a retail food establishment that sells items from a proprietary menu featuring specialty and proprietary crispy fried chicken, appetizers and other consumable food items prepared in accordance with proprietary recipes and using proprietary rubs, sauces, spices, and preparation techniques and other authorized goods and services, at or delivered from the Store freshly prepared and available for carry-out or consumption on the premises.

The initial investment necessary to begin operation of a Fried Chicken Master franchised business ranges from $399,000 to $513,000 ($179,000 to $293,000 to build out your first store and a development fee and performance bond of $220,000 required under the Area Development Agreement). This includes $287,500 to $305,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or its affiliates.