6 Asian Food Franchises We Love

Asian food is extremely popular in the U.S. thus, there are many franchises that are continuing to be successful. In fact, asian food is the fastest growing food category. Asia is the largest continent in the world, thus it has such a wide variety of foods. Thai, Japanese and Chinese foods are some of the most popular asian cuisines.

• Start up costs: $377,100 to $1,884,000

• Units: 2,100

Panda Express is a popular Asian food franchise that serves everyone's favorites, from breaded orange chicken to fried rice. Panda Express has locations across the U.S. as well as Canada, Mexico, Japan and more.

• Start up costs: $364,400 to $726,700

• Units: 302

Thai Express is one of the most popular Asian food franchises in Canada which is where the headquarters are located. Now, the franchise has locations all over the US since it was introduced in 2017. The food is authentic and the aesthetic of the restaurants encompass the brand’s products.

• Start up costs: $270,300 to $405,700

• Units: 157

The Ginger Sushi Boutique franchise started in Canada. However, due to its popularity, the restaurant started opening in the U.S. They serve many different types of sushi, including sushi burritos and tacos which have recently become a hit to asian food lovers.

• Start up costs: $476,050-$787,500

• Units: 105

Manchu Wok has been around since the 1980’s. It was first opened in Canada and later moved to the US. This restaurant serves many dishes from chicken to beef to pork. Their most popular dish is the Orange Chicken and the Beef and Broccoli.

• Start up costs: $327,200 – $678,260

• Units: 150

Teriyaki Madness is a newer Asian food franchise. It has become wildly popular in recent years. The menu features 8 signature bowls as well as multiple appetizers and homemade sauces.

This franchise opened in 2015 and currently has 10 units open. They have a goal to open 5 more locations in 2022. This is a goal oriented franchise with a lot of room to grow. Thus, joining on and owing Rooster and Rice would be a wise business decision.