Step into the world of CHIKIN BANG, a Korean street food concept that has taken the fast-food scene by storm since its launch in 2022. Blending authentic recipes with a bold, contemporary identity, the brand offers entrepreneurs the chance to ride the wave of K-culture's growing popularity while building a profitable food business.
Franchise · Food & Catering
CHIKIN BANG Franchise
Korean street food built on fried chicken, corn dogs and tteokbokki
£100,000
personal capital
£490kk
investment
7
UK locations
How much does a CHIKIN BANG franchise cost?
Personal capital
Own funds required to complete the financing
£100,000
Total investment
Estimated total budget for the opening
£490,000
Locations in the country
7
Figures declared by the franchisor — sources and verification date at the bottom of the page.
What it's about
- Founded
- 2022
- Locations
- 7
- Type of business
- Korean street food restaurant franchise
- Company
- CHIKIN BANG
Fact sheet
Inside CHIKIN BANG
The right questions before you start
The concept at a glance
CHIKIN BANG was created to bring genuine Korean flavours to a wider audience, reimagined for the pace of modern fast food. The menu centres on signature dishes such as crispy fried chicken, corn dogs and tteokbokki, served in a fast, on-the-go format without compromising on authenticity. Restaurants are designed with a strong architectural charter that immerses customers in a slice of Seoul street culture from the moment they walk through the door.
Since opening its doors, the brand has grown to seven locations, establishing itself as a genuine reference point within the Korean street food category.
Why join this franchise?
Korean fast food is riding a wave of cultural momentum, fuelled by the global popularity of K-pop, Korean dramas and beauty trends. This cultural pull translates into genuine culinary curiosity, with diners actively seeking out new taste experiences. CHIKIN BANG capitalises on this by offering a menu that spans indulgent fried classics through to lighter, vegetable and sauce-based options, appealing to health-conscious customers as well as traditional fast-food fans.
- A distinctive, immersive brand identity that stands out from generic fast-food formats
- Strong culinary trend backed by growing consumer demand for Asian cuisine
- Comprehensive franchisor support from site selection through to opening
- A concept built around solid operational KPIs and profitability
Who they're looking for
CHIKIN BANG welcomes a range of profiles into its network. The brand is particularly interested in hearing from:
- Experienced hospitality managers or catering professionals looking to run their own business
- Existing operators seeking to diversify with a high-potential, on-trend concept
- Multi-unit franchisees aiming to broaden their portfolio with a distinctive brand
Candidates should be hands-on, commercially driven, and enthusiastic about delivering a memorable, authentic dining experience to their local community.
Requirements and investment
Prospective franchisees will need liquid capital of around £100,000 to secure the financing required for the project. The total investment to launch a CHIKIN BANG restaurant, including initial fees, is set at approximately £490,000, with an entry fee of £25,000.
In return, franchisees benefit from a structured onboarding process, including five weeks of initial training covering operations, culinary standards and brand values. The franchise agreement runs for seven years, offering a clear and transparent framework for building a long-term business. Ongoing support includes assistance with site selection, joint marketing campaigns and regular visits from the franchisor's operations team.
Key facts
- Year founded: 2022
- Year franchising began: 2022
- Number of locations: 7
- Average turnover: £3,200,000
- Franchise fee: £25,000
- Total investment: £490,000
- Personal contribution required: £100,000
- Contract length: 7 years
With a strong cultural tailwind, an authentic and distinctive menu, and a franchisor committed to hands-on support, CHIKIN BANG offers an exciting opportunity for entrepreneurs ready to bring Korean street food to new markets. If you're ready to explore how you could open your own CHIKIN BANG restaurant, request further information today and take the first step towards becoming a franchisee.
How much does a CHIKIN BANG franchise cost?
Candidates need liquid capital of about £100,000. The total investment to open a restaurant, initial fees included, is roughly £490,000, with the entry fee set at £25,000. The contract term is seven years, which gives a clear framework for building the business.
What is on the CHIKIN BANG menu?
The offer centres on Korean signatures reworked for quick service: fried chicken with a crisp coating, corn dogs and tteokbokki, all designed to be eaten on the move. Lighter dishes based on vegetables and sauces sit alongside the indulgent classics, widening the appeal beyond regular fast-food customers.
How many CHIKIN BANG restaurants are there?
Seven restaurants are open, the brand having launched and started franchising in 2022. The listing reports an average turnover of £3,200,000, and each site follows a strict architectural charter designed to immerse guests in Seoul street culture.
What training and support does CHIKIN BANG provide?
Training lasts five weeks before opening and takes in day-to-day operations, kitchen standards and the brand's values. After launch, the franchisor helps with choosing the site, runs joint marketing campaigns and sends its operations team out for regular visits.
Who is CHIKIN BANG looking for as a franchisee?
The brand is interested in hospitality managers and catering professionals ready for their own venture, established operators looking to add an on-trend concept, and multi-unit franchisees widening their portfolio. It expects hands-on involvement, commercial drive and a real wish to give the local community a memorable, authentic meal.
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