Opening a milk tea shop in Singapore can rack up to S$209,000 even before the first cup is poured
SINGAPORE, Oct. 5 -- How much does it cost to open a tea shop in Singapore?
According to founder of local milk tea brand Amacha, Sebastian Ang estimates that it comes up to about S$209,000 (RM667,189).
Sebastian broke down the costs in an Instagram video posted on Sept 26.
The 35-year-old begins by sharing the rental costs.
"Our rent here is about S$15,000 a month. We have to put down three months of rental deposit plus the first month's rent," said Sebastian, which adds up to about S$60,000 up front.
"Then comes one of our biggest costs: Renovation," he said.
The store's wooden structures and carpentry cost around S$15,000 and the storefront walls as well as nooks in the shops cost another S$10,000.
Flooring and tiles also came up...
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