Question: < Scenario> You are about to open your business - a restaurant as you have worked as a cook for 10 years and have obtained
< Scenario>
You are about to open your business - a restaurant as you have worked as a cook for 10 years and have obtained all recipes for Asian food Therefore, you are going to develop a business plan for your business and for your business loan application As you are establishing a business, you have to design internal policies and procedures and performance objectives too Assume that you are going to open a small restaurant in your city CBD area, and a university and business office buildings are located near your restaurant The following information is given to this assessment, and you must make your business plan in accordance with the given information
Business Name:Oriental spoon
Major products:Asian food dishes
Price range:$10~$22 for food (dished), $3~$10 (drinks/desserts)
Pricing strategy:Market Penetrating Pricing - set a low initial price on products to gain high sales or market share Therefore, it is 10% cheaper than their competitors' price
Selling points:as there are many restaurants that provide similarly priced food, Oriental spoon will provide all Asian dishes in 5 mins from order taking, and the Reward program will be launched to the customers (10 dishes purchases, 1 free dish given) The food (dishes) has more value than its prices and is always fast-cooked as it targets students and business employees
Promotion strategies:at the moment, you have considered using flyers (discounts vouchers)
Level of market competition:Very high as there are more than 10 similar restaurants surrounding your restaurant
Size of the restaurant:320 m2 (hall: 240m2)Use of POS (point of sales) system:Yes
Needs of employment:Yes - approx 5 employees, 3 cooks, 1 supervisor, 1 Customer service manager, 1 marketing manager
Operating hours:7 days a week, 11:30 am to 7:30 pm Capital investment: $100,000
Market Opportunity:2 hotel apartments are under construction and will be completed soon
Goals and Objectives:
Goals: Survive in the market by making a net profit of $200,000 at the end of this financial year
Objectives:
Manage COGS as at 20% of the sales each month
Achieve $2000 weekly sales per serving employees
Achieve sales of drinks/desserts for 20% of total food sales
Achieve average sales of $15 per customer
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Business vision
To serve our customers through delicious, quality and valued meals and exceptional quality of our desserts for extraordinary restaurant experience and provide exceptional work experience for our employees, community and environment
Key Occupations
Cooks: Must know Asian foods and their cultures Ideally, 3 years of work experience is required Relevant qualification required
Finance Options
The capital investment is $100,000, and anything more than $100,000 for the initial set up costs and one-month trading costs will be loaned The bank agreed to loan out $400,000 for the business based on approval of the business plan
You are now planning a business plan for your restaurant by completing the following questions
Question 1:
Select all relevant legislation that you must obey to operate your business (PC 11, PE 34, KE 1, 13)
National Employment Standard Awards for employment Workplace health and safety Privacy Act 1988
Australian consumer law
The competition and consumer act 2010
Question 2:
You are now considering your organisational structure From the following organisational structure, which structure is recommended and why? (PC 11)
Tall structure
Flat structure
Question 3:
You are now conducting market requirements for your products According to the Scenario, their selling points are fast-cooked and value for money When considering your pricing strategies, who can be your targeted customers? (PC 12, PE 2, 35, KE 3)
Targeted Customers
Ages Occupations
Reasons that you have selected the ages and occupations
Expected sales per customer
Reasons that you set up for expected sales per customer
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| Legislation/Regulation | Selected | Not Selected |
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Question 4:
You have been informed that your competitors are as follows:
Roll'd - Vietnamese Food
Noodle Box Pty Ltd
Sushi Train Australia
The above companies are existing companies, and you must conduct research to answer this question (PC 12, PE 2, 35)
Roll's
Noodle Box
Sushi Train
Question 5:
In your restaurant, you have been informed by the council that a 4-seat table needs 5 m2 How many 4-seat tables can be arranged in the restaurant, and what is the maximum number of customers the restaurant can serve? (PC 13 PE 34, KE 13)
Question 6:
You have identified the following monthly expenses
Expenses ($)
Rent 4,000 Marketing (Social media marketing) 600 Electricity 500 Cleaning materials 300 Water rates 300 Expected salaries 20,000
In addition, when you estimate spending per customer as $15 per customer and the materials for food is estimated as 20% of the selling price, how many customers must you serve to meet the expenses? (PC 13, PE 4, KE 4)
Question 7:
The manager asked you to calculate the required resources for serving employees As you want to obey employment law in Australia, you will allow your employees to work a maximum of 38 hours When 1 employee can serve up to 30 customers per hour, how many employees do you need each day and how many employees in total needed? (PC 15, PE 33)
| Competitors | Price range | Major products | Selling points | Strengths | Weaknesses |
| Total | 25,700 |
No of expected customers
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
SUN
Operating hours
(Staff working hours)
No of the required employees
600
8 hours
76 hours
600
8 hours
76 hours
600
8 hours
76 hours
700
8 hours
76 hours
900
8 hours
76 hours
450
8 hours
76 hours
450
8 hours
76 hours
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(Note: Superannuation guarantee is 10% as of 1st July 2021)
Serving employees 1 $2041 $2551
Cooks 3 $2309 $2886
Required:Complete the following table
$3062
$3464
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Question 8:
From Question 7, you have placed an inquiry to Fair Work Australia about setting appropriate hourly rates for serving employees and cooks You have concluded that you would need 3 full-time cooks for weekdays and another 2 part-time cooks for weekends In addition, those serving employees for the weekends will be hired as part-time employees
For cooks, they need at least a 3-year work experience and for serving employees have no work-experience requirements
The following rates are addressed for cooks and serving employees through discussion with Fair Work Australia Calculate their salaries (PC 15, KE 33 KE 5)
| MA000119 | Grade | Mon-Fri | Sat | Sun |
| Total Number of required employees | Employment status | Total Number of employees | Annual salaries | Superannuation | Total |
Serving Employee (Mon to Fri)
Serving Employee (Fri to Sun)
Serving Employee (Sat to Sun)
Cook (Mon to Fri)
Cook (Sat to Sun)
Question 9:
Full Time 3
Part Time 1
Part Time 1
Full Time 3
Part Time 2
Your manager requested a meeting with you to establish appropriate Key Performance Indicators for serving employees The manager has emailed you with the following KPIs, and you must select appropriate ones (PC 14, PE 4, KE 4 KE 5)
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| Key Performance Indicators | Selected/Not Selected |
Greet the customers within 20 seconds from their entry Guide add-on sales to the customers Work hard as soon as shift started Less than 2 unexpected leaves per quarter
Weekly target sales of $2000 Positive interactions are displayed with team members as and when required
Treats all customers and colleagues from all cultural groups and backgrounds with respect
Clearly communicates with internal and external customer, demonstrates respect in all interactions
Reports all near misses, incidents and accidents immediately
Question 10:
You have been approached by the manager to set up performance measurement processes for the business operations From the following table, select all relevant performance measurements for your business (PC 14 PE 36, KE 4)
No of customers visit per day Sales per serving employee No of complaints received Food wasted per food purchased Sales per available seats per hour Return on assets
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| Receive no more than 3 complaints per week |
| Guide all payments options |
| Clean the table as soon as the customer leave |
| Receive 2 complimentary feedback from the customer per week |
| No personal talking while working |
| Displays positive body language in all interactions with customers |
| Responds to on-the-spot customer complaints and manages and rectifies issues within scope of authority |
| Ensure working area is left in good working order, stocked and ready for the next person's shift commencement |
| Any hazards or risks identified are immediately reported to the manager |
| Performance Measurement | Selected/Not Selected |
| Sales turnover |
| Total Labour cost percentage |
| No of absenteeism/no shows |
| Sales per customer |
| Return on investment |
| Production time per dish |
January March May July September November
Required:
24000 5280 25000 5500 26000 5720 27000 5940 28000 6160 29000 6380
29280 1952 30500 2033 31720 2115 32940 2196 34160 2277 35380 2359
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Question 11:
You have set up the following targeted monthly sales as follows and are required to inform the relevant stakeholders to achieve the targeted monthly sales
| Month | Expected sales | Total ($) | Expected no of customers |
| Food ($) | Drink/Dessert ($) |
| February | 24000 | 5280 | 29280 | 1952 |
| April | 25000 | 5500 | 30500 | 2033 |
| June | 26000 | 5720 | 31720 | 2115 |
| August | 27000 | 5940 | 32940 | 2196 |
| October | 28000 | 6160 | 34160 | 2277 |
| December | 29000 | 6380 | 35380 | 2359 |
Provide all relevant stakeholders to achieve the targeted sales and explain how to inform the targeted sales to the stakeholders (PC 21, PE 5, KE 3, 4)
Question 12:
You are now required to develop a business plan for your restaurant
Required:
You are required to use the information from the Scenario and from your answers from Question 1~9, to complete the following table to make the business plan summary (PC 16 PE 1, 2, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37 KE 11, 12, 2)
| Business Plan Summary |
| The Business |
Business Name: Business Structure: ABN: Business Location: Date Established: Business Owner(s): Relevant Owner Experience: Products/Services:
The Market
87 158 686 956 [The date you start your assessment]
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Target Market: Competitors Analysis: Marketing Strategy:The FutureGoals/Objectives:Business Mission:
Finance:
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