Jamesang
10:24

$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ make soup restaurant great again. I have eaten soup restaurant for more than 30 years, the food is good and the service is excellent. $20 million is cheap for a reputable and heritage restaurant chain that has Overseas outlets in Malaysia and Indonesia. 

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  • Slowwin
    11:08
    Slowwin
    Food biz is very competitive in sg.


    🥢 10 Mid-Range Chinese Chains
    1. Crystal Jade
    • Large chain with multiple concepts (La Mian Xiao Long Bao, Kitchen, Palace).
    • Affordable Cantonese, Teochew, and dim sum offerings.
    2. Dian Xiao Er
    • Famous for herbal roast duck and rustic décor.
    • Strong family appeal, similar to Soup Restaurant’s positioning.
    3. Imperial Treasure (casual outlets)
    • Offers Cantonese and Teochew classics.
    • Has both premium and mid-range outlets.
    4. Canton Paradise (Paradise Group)
    • Specializes in Cantonese dishes and dim sum.
    • Mall-based, casual dining concept.
    5. PUTIEN
    • Heng Hwa cuisine from Fujian, China.
    • Known for Lor Mee and seafood dishes, mid-range pricing.
    6. Paradise Dynasty
    • Famous for colorful xiao long bao dumplings.
    • Casual yet innovative Chinese dining.
    7. Din Tai Fung
    • Taiwanese chain specializing in xiao long bao and noodles.
    • Affordable, family-friendly, and mall-centric.
    • SlowwinReplyJamesang: 
      Your thinking so simplistic
    • Jamesang: 
      Singapore got 6 million people if everyone spends $1000 a month on food that’s $6 billion. $72 billion a year.
    • SlowwinReplyJamesang: 
      U missed the point. Soup is facing fierce competition against all mid budget Chinese restaurants. Soup will never be great again, in fact it’s in a downward spiral.
    • Jamesang: 
      Only Soup restaurant and Tung Lok are listed companies. Maybe I should invest in Tung Lok too, I like Tung Lok popiah buffets and seafood buffets
  • Slowwin
    11:09
    Slowwin




    8. Soup Spoon Union (Chinese-inspired soups)
    • While broader in scope, competes in casual dining with Chinese-style soups.
    • Appeals to similar health-conscious diners.
    9. Tong Lok Group (e.g., TungLok Teahouse)
    • Offers dim sum and Cantonese classics in a casual setting.
    • Competes on price and family dining.
    10. Red House Seafood (casual outlets)
    • Known for Chinese-style seafood dishes.
    • Mid-range pricing, communal dining focus.
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