This was Sum's first experience selling food at the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar or any pasar malam (night market).
So, she didn't know what to expect.
"We predicted the sales will be better based off friends who ran Geylang bazaar booths pre-Covid-19. (The) situation now is totally different and shocking," Sum wrote in a comment.
Right now, she's just hoping to "at least break even".
A food stall selling pretzels at Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar claimed to have channeled more than S$50,000 into her stall in just two weeks.
So, she didn't know what to expect.
"We predicted the sales will be better based off friends who ran Geylang bazaar booths pre-Covid-19. (The) situation now is totally different and shocking," Sum wrote in a comment.
Right now, she's just hoping to "at least break even".
According to Sum, she isn't the only stall vendor feeling the pinch. She said that other vendors at the bazaar are "struggling" too.
Netizens were also shocked by the amount she incurred at the Bazaar.
Some of them left words of encouragement. One said: "It's okay, you can do this!" Others hope they'll at least break even.
One commenter advised Sum to try out other night markets such as the TWILIGHT: Flea & Feast at Suntec or the MakBesar at Changi Airport that charge more affordable rentals.
However, some questioned why Sum didn't know about these costs before she rented the booth.
According to a press release sent to Mothership, Sum only managed to secure the booth a day before the Geylang Bazaar started.
So, she had limited time to research and develop the pretzel flavours, ship logistics and packaging, and finish designing and setting up the booth.
Because of this, Let's Pretzel only started operating a week after the start of the bazaar.
Their pretzels (verified by Wisma Geylang Serai to be made solely of halal ingredients) are S$6 each and come in five flavours – Ondeh Ondeh, Pepperoni N Cheese, Cookies N Cream, Strawberry Cheesecake and Sour Cream N Chips.
You can also turn your Pretzel into bite-size snacks for an additional S$1.
They also have a Lemonade Slushie (with Strawberry boba/Mango boba) for S$6 and a Watch Fan for S$10.
https://mothership.sg/2022/04/geylang-serai-bazaar-stall-rent/
So, she didn't know what to expect.
"We predicted the sales will be better based off friends who ran Geylang bazaar booths pre-Covid-19. (The) situation now is totally different and shocking," Sum wrote in a comment.
Right now, she's just hoping to "at least break even".
A food stall selling pretzels at Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar claimed to have channeled more than S$50,000 into her stall in just two weeks.
First time
This was Sum's first experience selling food at the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar or any pasar malam (night market).So, she didn't know what to expect.
"We predicted the sales will be better based off friends who ran Geylang bazaar booths pre-Covid-19. (The) situation now is totally different and shocking," Sum wrote in a comment.
Right now, she's just hoping to "at least break even".
According to Sum, she isn't the only stall vendor feeling the pinch. She said that other vendors at the bazaar are "struggling" too.
Netizens were also shocked by the amount she incurred at the Bazaar.
Some of them left words of encouragement. One said: "It's okay, you can do this!" Others hope they'll at least break even.
One commenter advised Sum to try out other night markets such as the TWILIGHT: Flea & Feast at Suntec or the MakBesar at Changi Airport that charge more affordable rentals.
However, some questioned why Sum didn't know about these costs before she rented the booth.
Let’s Pretzel
Let’s Pretzel at Geylang Bazaar is opened by Nasty Cookie Founder, Regine Sum.According to a press release sent to Mothership, Sum only managed to secure the booth a day before the Geylang Bazaar started.
So, she had limited time to research and develop the pretzel flavours, ship logistics and packaging, and finish designing and setting up the booth.
Because of this, Let's Pretzel only started operating a week after the start of the bazaar.
Their pretzels (verified by Wisma Geylang Serai to be made solely of halal ingredients) are S$6 each and come in five flavours – Ondeh Ondeh, Pepperoni N Cheese, Cookies N Cream, Strawberry Cheesecake and Sour Cream N Chips.
You can also turn your Pretzel into bite-size snacks for an additional S$1.
They also have a Lemonade Slushie (with Strawberry boba/Mango boba) for S$6 and a Watch Fan for S$10.
https://mothership.sg/2022/04/geylang-serai-bazaar-stall-rent/