Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Hi.
I am looking to buy or rent a restaurant within the Hua Hin night market. Any advices on who to contact will be welcomed.
Thank you.
Paul
I am looking to buy or rent a restaurant within the Hua Hin night market. Any advices on who to contact will be welcomed.
Thank you.
Paul
Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Be prepared to have a big wad of cash.
The newly opened and virtually empty Ch????? Market, which is kind of tacked onto the night market are renting units for 40,000bt per month. I'd imagine that units in the main market go for several times that cost.
The big problem (well, one of many) you have, of course, is that (as far as I'm aware) there are no units available. They all seem occupied. The market is packed out at the moment so I don't see that anybody will be ready to leave in a hurry.
Also, if you haven't already, make sure you do a thorough investigation into running a business out here.
The newly opened and virtually empty Ch????? Market, which is kind of tacked onto the night market are renting units for 40,000bt per month. I'd imagine that units in the main market go for several times that cost.
The big problem (well, one of many) you have, of course, is that (as far as I'm aware) there are no units available. They all seem occupied. The market is packed out at the moment so I don't see that anybody will be ready to leave in a hurry.
Also, if you haven't already, make sure you do a thorough investigation into running a business out here.
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Not only are they all occupied (or certainly were last month) they are all - with the possible exception of a small cafe - Thai owned. I can't see any of them being willing to sell given the high level of trade down there together with undoubtedly higher profit margins than any farang could hope for.
That 'annex' development mentioned by Pleng was - I think - the old Night Bazaar. The owners made a great attempt with the place, but despite it's proximity to the main drag for some reason it never took off. One problem with it IMO (if it is indeed the same place) is the very dark narrow access from the main road which would be impossible to widen.
That 'annex' development mentioned by Pleng was - I think - the old Night Bazaar. The owners made a great attempt with the place, but despite it's proximity to the main drag for some reason it never took off. One problem with it IMO (if it is indeed the same place) is the very dark narrow access from the main road which would be impossible to widen.
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
I believe those franchises are for Thais only. But interesting suggestion. Please keep us advised of any progress...pilou_11 wrote:Hi.
I am looking to buy or rent a restaurant within the Hua Hin night market. Any advices on who to contact will be welcomed.
Thank you.
Paul

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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Go and have a chat and a drink at the mexacano restarant Magaritas good food and cool guys they had there issus'e on start up, they maybe can give you some good sound advice.
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Thanks for the advice Kendo.
I have a friend farang who already rent 1 of those restaurants there too.
I have a friend farang who already rent 1 of those restaurants there too.
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Surely your "falang friend" should be able to give you some good advice then on the best process to follow?pilou_11 wrote:Thanks for the advice Kendo.
I have a friend farang who already rent 1 of those restaurants there too.
Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Yes correct, the only thing I'm asking here is if someone have information concerning a restaurant/place that is for rent, not the process.
Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Then walk the block and askpilou_11 wrote:Yes correct, the only thing I'm asking here is if someone have information concerning a restaurant/place that is for rent, not the process.
You are not going to see it in free ads
You are not going to get info from forum members
Leg work is the only answer and you need to speak Thai or do it through a Thai intermediary
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
As you walk up the hill, on the upper portion of the night market, left side, about 2/3rds of the way up there is a space that is currently almost empty. There's a noodle cart out front, a few tables just outside of the building, and a couple of fridges in the back--that's it. Don't know if it's for rent, but it certainly didn't appear used....
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
I think that might be a storeage space for tables etc at night. Still - as Richard says - the best thing is to hoof it and ask around. Also in any situation like that to look aound daytime as well as night, when things look very different, and to spend time at each restaurant in turn at night will help to give a good idea of the trade going on down there, and how it all works.bcrglobal wrote:As you walk up the hill, on the upper portion of the night market, left side, about 2/3rds of the way up there is a space that is currently almost empty. There's a noodle cart out front, a few tables just outside of the building, and a couple of fridges in the back--that's it. Don't know if it's for rent, but it certainly didn't appear used....
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Preferably, make sure you get a Thai to do that for you - the price will certainly end up being lowermargaretcarnes wrote:the best thing is to hoof it and ask around.
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Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
I got the Mexican restaurant out at the night market, I know a location that is up for rent, send me an email if you want details
Re: Looking to buy/rent a restaurant in Hua Hin Night Market
Hi Alberto,
You can send me more details to pilou_11 at hotmail dot com (don't know how to do to send private message on this forum...). Txs
You can send me more details to pilou_11 at hotmail dot com (don't know how to do to send private message on this forum...). Txs