The Moving Kitchen Is A Gourmet Fusion Food Truck

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1.0 INTRODUCTION/BACKGROUND

Our company, The Moving Kitchen is a gourmet fusion food truck run by five ambitious postgraduate students in a partnership business with a passion for cooking and experimenting with food.

We focus on limited but creative dishes offered at reasonable prices, and customers are offered a chance to experience cuisine typically not found in traditional café/restaurant fare. Similarly, foreigners and expatriates may find the tastes of their native countries with us, but reflective of the local Malaysian culture and flavour.

Ultimately, our aim is to cater to discerning individuals who seek to experience an alternative and sublime way of dining.

We lean towards providing healthy food high in nutrients, protein and fibre. Therefore, highly processed food with preservatives, MSG, artificial colouring, and additives have no place in our kitchen. Food is prepared on the spot on a professional, fully equipped and environmental friendly Toyota Hino hybrid truck, which is also known as a MFPV, a mobile food preparation vehicle.

Our customers will be able to make their selection out of a menu –which is available for browsing on our website as well as Facebook and Twitter- that varies either on a daily basis, or a seasonal trend depending on our chef’s fancies, customer preference and the fresh produce we are able to obtain.

The Moving Kitchen is nomadic and has no fixed location; that way, we will never have to worry about the old real-estate adage of ‘location, location’. Our operating hours are not fixed either, but customers can always track us and browse through our revolving menu using our website and other primary social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, LINE, Tumblr etc etc.

2.0 CHARTING THE C...

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...re the price-setters, and companies cannot risk increasing their prices significantly as it may result in a loss in the customer base. In fact, in order to remain competitive, prices of products and services should always be kept either equal or lower than that of the rivals. Either that, or the company provides a strong value-added component that the customers wouldn’t mind paying a premium price for.

Nowadays, with the information trending the Internet, consumers are extremely educated and buyers have full access to the food industry’s cost structure and a company’s competitive position, and this information may be used to exert pressure to lower our prices.

Factors such as presence of substitute products, high buyer concentration, low switching costs, educated consumers and increased price sensitivity all indicate that buyer’s bargaining power is high.

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