Recent content by Mawesome Sauce

Hmmm… fair point. Granted I’m making them more of a Japanese American fusion style and I’m Chinese in a Korean supermarket haha. Still, I will look into it and see if they accept renting a stall to me. That place always gets good traffic

Pretty sure h mart only allows Korean food in the food court. Bakeries are the exception. Anyone know if the mess hall at Tustin gets good traffic. There’s a stall open there for a year now. It’s a full build out though.

Yes, hence deep frying isn’t as common as regulation costs and equipment costs are quite high. The Irvine company IS the most expensive to lease with. Note they won’t allow a food spot anywhere. It has to be zoned and permitted for food.

Breaded pork chops and steaks. All come with a side with additional side for $1 more. Made in under 10 minutes. I have a system that works but it requires a simplified menu, which is what I have. It’s just a protein and a side. The only other item is an appetizer trio that is vegetarian friendly.

Mess hall has a stall open, but it’s a full build out since the prior was a pizza kitchen with only one small vent for the oven. I need THREE deep friers, with two being full size ones. I’m still early phase trying to get menu down. I’ll check back in a few months to see if it’s still vacant as...

Thanks. I was mainly looking at Trade Food Hall. I asked around and so far they say monthly rent is about $6k. I don't know what that 6K includes though. They probably also take a percentage of sales.

I was looking to open in a food hall. I did not know if pop ups near airport. Can you point me to one please?

Hi. I’m crazy. I want to open a restaurant business in Irvine. Wondering if anyone has experience in finding an agent and what the experience is like. I’m looking to open in a food hall so I need cost breakdown of food halls.

The 10 year… and history is on my side. 20 years is a different story.

10 year to 5% will take NASDAQ down. I guarantee it. Last time we got 5% every index tanked. Only reason that stopped it was regional banks had problems. Here’s hoping we let it go to hell

A 5% ten year with higher oil prices should prove that wrong.

A stock market crash would force them to liquidate assets. Let’s see will the doomsday happen. I think it will by end of this year as rates cross 5%

Looking at recent price drops with no sale activity. We finally going back to pre covid pricing? Just need another rate shock and mass layoff and that might do it?

Good. I don’t care what the reason at this point. Here’s hoping for another 500k drop. That should pressure the ones around it. The fact builders are now listing on Redfin and Zillow is a good start, but I still don’t see the price drops needed to avoid the pitchforks

That’s because people are charging rent higher than mortgage payments. I bet most are investors sold the buy and rent effortlessly pitch and are now realizing it ain’t that simple.