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Bubble Tea & Mochi Cafe
Experience the delightful fusion of bubble tea and mochi at our vibrant cafe nestled in the heart of a Munich shopping center. Our menu features an array of customizable bubble tea flavors paired with freshly made mochi, providing a unique and tasty escape for shoppers and tea lovers alike.

Path to an MVP

Introduction

Developing a minimum viable product (MVP) is crucial for launching a bubble tea and mochi café in the competitive landscape of Munich's shopping centers. Your MVP should embody the core essence of what your café stands for while remaining lean and adaptable. By focusing on essential components first, you minimize risks and gather early customer feedback, allowing for informed adjustments before a full-scale launch. Begin by identifying core offerings and understanding the primary customer segment you aim to attract, which will anchor your decision-making process throughout this phase.

Core FeaturesMarket ValidationTimelineMarketingBudgetKPIs

Core Features

  • Serve a select variety of popular bubble tea flavors to test preferences and accommodate diverse tastes.
  • Offer a curated selection of mochi flavors to introduce this delicacy to new customers while delighting enthusiasts.
  • Create an inviting and aesthetically pleasing environment that aligns with a modern, Instagrammable look effective for attracting foot traffic.

Market Validation

  • Conduct in-store tastings to directly gather customer preferences and reactions to both bubble tea and mochi offerings.
  • Distribute surveys or feedback forms to shoppers in the mall, capturing specific insights into the local clientele's preferences.
  • Analyze sales data to identify bestsellers and potential areas for expansion, such as new flavors or supplementary products.

Timeline & Milestones

  1. 1

    Week 1-2: Finalize recipes for bubble tea and mochi products to ensure consistent quality.

  2. 2

    Week 3-4: Complete café design and interior décor to enhance customer ambience.

  3. 3

    Week 5-6: Conduct staff training sessions covering product preparation, customer service skills, and brand ethos.

  4. 4

    Week 7-8: Soft launch for initial customer interactions and adjustments based on feedback.

  5. 5

    Week 9-10: Official grand opening with marketing campaigns fully activated.

Marketing

Explore the proposed marketing strategies, potential slogans, social media angles, and distribution channels for your business.

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Budget considerations

  • Lease agreement and renovations of the café space to suit design and functional needs.
  • Procurement of bubble tea ingredients, mochi supplies, and additional beverages with dual supplier contracts mitigating risk.
  • Promotion and advertising expenditures, focusing on digital marketing and initial press coverage.
  • Staff salaries for a lean team during the MVP phase, prioritizing baristas or cashiers with crossover skills.
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Performance Metrics

  • Daily and weekly sales volume to measure product reception and popularity.
  • Customer acquisition cost (CAC) to understand marketing efficiency and spend effectiveness.
  • Net Promoter Score (NPS) through periodic customer surveys to track satisfaction and loyalty.
  • Foot traffic and dwell time measurement within the café space relative to shopping center baselines.
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