Food Cart of the Month: Jack's Eatabols

Nothing beats your hunger for food at the streets than a fish ball. Fish balls are like most of our foods, originated from China, and are adopted here as a fried delicacy on a stick. Due to its popularity, us Filipino made a variety of these "balls", like squid balls and chicken balls. Kikiam on the other hand also originated from the Chinise que-kiam. Thus Pinoy Pao Express made a food cart with the concept of selling balls.

One of the first food carts of Pinoy Pao Express to be available for franchise and is also one of the best sellers; Jack's Eatabols proved to be persistent amongst other direct competitors. Jack's started to sell at Manila and Cebu in 1996 and in the year 2000, due to countless inquiries about franchising it, the company decided to open in for open franchise. Jack's Eatabols' offers a wide range of "balls". Its like an upgraded, better and more delicious versions of the ones you usually see on a sidecar of a bicycle, but still very affordable.

The products are as follows:
~fish ball
~squid ball
~chicken ball
~shrimp balls
~kikiam
~orlins
~tempura.

The frachise costs 26,888 Philippine Peso, and it includes:
~Collapsible Cart Unit (6ft x 2ft x 3ft)
~Basic Equipment
~400 Philippine Peso Worth of Initial Inventory
~FREE franchise seminar and Crew Training
+eLoad Business c/o Load Central
+25,000 Philippine Peso Accident Insurance c/o SunLife Financial Plans