Does anyone know how to open up McDonalds in Mongolia?
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Total Investment: $506,000-$1,600,000\nInitial Franchise Fee: $45,000\nRoyalty Fee: 12.5%+\n\nYou have to buy a McDonald's franchise. In order to qualify for a conventional franchise you have to have $175,000 (not borrowed). Your total costs to open the restaurant, however, will be anywhere from $430,000 to $750,000 which goes to paying for the building, equipment, etc. Forty percent of this cost has to be from your own (non-borrowed) funds.  You'll pay an initial franchise fee of $45,000 directly to McDonald's. The other costs go to suppliers, so this is the only upfront fee you pay to McDonald's. Then, you'll go through a rigorous nine-month training period where you'll learn about the McDonald's way of doing things -- things like their standards for quality, service, value, formulas and specifications for menu items, their method of operation, and inventory control techniques. You'll have to agree to operate the restaurant from a single location, usually for 20 years, following their guidelines for decor, signage, layout and everything else that makes McDonald's McDonald's.\n\nOnce you've completed training and are ready to go, McDonalds will offer you a location they've already developed. The exterior of the building will be complete, but you will have to take care of interior additions such as kitchen equipment, seating and landscaping. You'll get constant support from a McDonald's Field Consultant, who can advise you on details and will visit regularly. You'll pay McDonald's a monthly fee of 4 percent of your sales, and either a flat base rent or a percentage rent of at least 8.5 percent of your sales. How much money you make depends on many things, including the location and its popularity, the efficiency of your operating costs, and your ability to manage and control the business.
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Go to the BNZ, they should be able to help you.
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Maybe some Arby's for lunch,\ngo to McDonald's and mix fruitopia and sprite to get frite punch\n\nMaybe some Quizno's for subs that are toasted\nBut then there's DQ for some burgers that are broasted
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It is a high risk business. A record number of startup restaurants go bust within a year. Banks will not generally give a loan to start this business anywhere. You must have your own financial resources to invest.\n\nYou need to rent/buy a property that is permitted to carry out a restaurant business by the city. You will also need a business license from the city. You may also checkup about details of food inspection by the city and the procedure to register yourself for that inspection. The location must have ample parking space or else forget the business.\n\nThen put up a board "Coming soon - 80s Tongue Restaurant!" ;\n\nThen, find a few employees, with at least some of them with experience. Purchase essential equipment for storage, cooking and serving. Obtain the necessary furniture and decorate the place. Find suppliers of ingredients. It is cheaper to buy in bulk. Obtain electricity, water and telephone connections.  Get the music system in place. Get classic 80s music cds. Get a 1-800 number where people can call and reserve tables or order catering. Open a business bank account. Get the creditcard charging system in place. Make sure the toilet facilities are of high quality. Get childseats to elevate their position on chairs. Get high quality dinner plates, spoons and forks. People who come for dinner do so not simply for food, but also for the ambience, service quality, entertainment and experience.\n\nWhen everything is ready to go, change the banner outside to "80s Tongue Opening Sunday! Free Food on day #1 by reesrvation! Hours 12:00 noon to 10:00 pm! Call 1-800-80s-FOOD!"  Also print flyers, distribute them anywhere in the city, and mainly along the footpath.\n\nGood Luck!
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contact sable trading asking his new contacts - or call his home.\n\n  \n United Foodstuff Industries group Co., K.S.C.C (UFIG) located in Subhan Industrial area, previously known as Sable General Trading Co., was incorporated in 1992 as an establishment market leader and is one of the most active and innovative desserts, chocolates, sweets and pastry producing company in Kuwait Shouthern Sabhan, Block 8, St. No. 82 P.O.Box 170 Salmiya 22002 Kuwait Tel.: +965 4716677 / +965 822226 Fax: +965 4711820
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when they suggest going Mcdonald's
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its only mcnuggets at mcdonalds.  i guess mcdonalds thinks its clever or something.
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Do a search for the McDonald's website... I'm sure they will have a page somewhere on their site that lists the McDonald's restaurants and other information.  It might even be mcdonalds.com\n\n\nBest Wishes,\nSue
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mcdonalds, burger king, etc
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email any government office that might be in the USA ,and in your country,like the Farmers association who monitor intake of foods.Meat markets who sell ostrich and how much they sell. Grocery stores all so.
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get a job at mcdonalds! nah ha! and then go shopping
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McDonald's is always hiring... maybe you might even one day make an assistant manager there!
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Is this what you're looking for?  It is a map showing countries that have McDonalds with a color key that indicates the volume of restaurants in that country:\n\nhttp://www.nationmaster.com/red/graph-T/foo_mcd_res&b_map=1
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http://www.pringles.com/_kong/en_UK/\n\nAre you in the UK?
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I think McBee Enterprises does it. Check them out at McBee.com or something like that.
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I have a relitive (inlaw) that comes from India, and I have been to India, so I will try to answer this question based on what I know.\n\n1. To the person that said their is no McDonalds in India... your wrong, yes India does have McDonalds, and it serves every thing ours does but Hamburger is soy, no beef, only soy.\n2. to the person who said you cant eat cow in India - your wrong too. You can eat cow, but it isnt common at all, and it is very difficult to find a place that makes it. I know of one place in Punjob where you can get it. \n3. India has more Pasture south then any other place. They have tons of villiges so that is alot of pasture. India has pasture, but in certian places only.\n4. The cattle are free in India- I can remember driveing down the road in Delhi (a city) and cow's walking next to the car. They dont have to worry about being eatten, they do as they please, including holding up traffic.\nIn America we dont allow our Cattle to be free, so we control how many cow's we have, but in India their is no control because cows are "free".\n\nIndia is a very intresting place to visit. to live their is very difficult because it's simply to hot, but an awsome place to visit.
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Look into the laws of Oregon. They may not be as business friendly as other states (imagine a state tougher than CA). This may be a real opportunity, the need is still alive but there are no franchses to sell the stuff.  Take advantage and open a look alike business, just don't name it Taco Bell.