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How much is a Mang Inasal franchise? Will unli rice stay?

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MANILA - Mang Inasal has rebounded from the effects of the pandemic and a lot of stores are now reporting that sales are better than pre-pandemic levels. Business-minded people who want a piece of the popular chicken barbeque chain however will need to come up with a good business location and be prepared for its franchise costs. Mang Inasal president Mike Castro said a Mang Inasal store needs a very good site with high foot traffic, at least 250 square meters of space which can accommodate 20 to 25 tables, or around 80 to 100 seating capacity. &quot;We make sure that you have a good site so that you can pay back your investment,&quot; Castro said in an interview with ANC. While the return on investment is almost guaranteed because of the popularity of the brand, Castro said the investment is still substantial. &quot;In Mang Inasal, depending on the size and the location, you will spend around 15-22 million (pesos) to put up a store,&quot; said Castro. <div>UNLI RICE TO STAY?</div>Mang Inasal said its network has grown to around 570 stores across the country since it was founded in Iloilo 20 years ago. The restaurant chain now serves around half a million chicken inasals every day, according to Castro.The menu has also grown from just chicken inasal to include pork barbeque, halo-halo, pancit palabok and many more.But a staple offering of the restaurant chain will not change. &quot;Unlimited rice will always be part of our offer,&quot; Castro said. <ul class="op-related-articles">	<li><a href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/business/08/25/23/mang-inasal-eyes-at-least-7-more-stores-this-year">Mang Inasal eyes at least 7 more stores this year</a></li>	<li><a href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/advertorial/life/08/11/23/mang-inasal-celebrates-20th-anniversary">Mang Inasal celebrates 20th anniversary</a></li></ul>

Business-minded people who want a piece of Mang Inasal will need to come up with a good business location and be prepared for its franchise costs. 