Join the Madness with our Japanese Restaurant Franchise!
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Fastest Growing
Big Restaurant Chain!
Average Unit Volume
$1.10
Million
Our Average Unit Volumes (AUV) is $1,105,186*. Find out more about your earnings potential in our Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which includes the Item 19.
Initial Investment
$312k
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$731k
Teriyaki Madness’ initial investment range is $312,500 – $731,260 *. With the average initial investment in the fast casual industry at $764,395, becoming a TMAD franchisee is a no brainer.
Stacked Same Shop Sales
33%growth
(2022 vs. 2020)
There are more than 130 Teriyaki Madness shops open across the United States including two in Mexico and two in Canada! With strong support, numbers and scalability, TMAD is a fantastic addition to your franchise portfolio or a great choice for first-timer franchisees.
Franchise Awards!
The people have spoken, and they want teriyaki. Asian and Fast Casual are the two fastest growing segments in the restaurant industry. Join the revolution and give people what they want: huge bowls of awesomeness.
Teriyaki is leading the category! Teriyaki Madness combines the two fastest growing segments in the category: Fast Casual and Asian. Time to strike while the wok is hot.
Way more than participation ribbons – check out our franchise awards!
The Madness keeps getting stronger!
With 130+ franchise locations, Teriyaki Madness’ Japanese franchise is the fastest-growing big restaurant chain in America. And you should know, it’s not only the delicious food that sets TMAD apart from the crowd, it’s our people — and the endless support we give to every franchisee — that makes us different.
Then again, don’t simply take our word for it. Check out what these Japanese restaurant franchise owners have to say!
Low Risk, High Reward
Teriyaki Madness has a high Average Unit Volume (AUV), low restaurant franchise investment cost and amazing profitability. Simple to buy-in and simple to succeed.
Training & Support
Comprehensive franchise training is followed up with continued support by an experienced team with amazing support and coaching from each department to keep your team woking the wok.
Simple & Scalable Concept
Our simple menu is intuitive for customers and employees alike. This Japanese restaurant franchise is a simple and profitable business for 1 unit or 100 units.
Consecutive Years of Growth
Teriyaki Madness has an Average Unit Volume (AUV) of $1,105,186*. By the number, you can see that TMAD is a winning concept for new and experienced franchisees alike.
* Refer to our Franchise Disclosure Document
Still think we’re just tooting our own horn? From Michigan to Utah, L.A. to PA, hear directly what Teriyaki Madness Japanese restaurant owners nationwide have to say.
Stuff you should know about Teriyaki Madness
Get this: Asian fast-food restaurants have grown by nearly 500%* since 1999. That means it’s the fastest growth seen in any fast food category in the country. In a matter of only 15 years, Asian cuisine has surpassed all other categories and continues to hold the crown as king of quality, loyalty, and expansion.
Growth
Our Asian food franchise has had back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back-to-back years of same store sales growth. Find out more about franchise profitability in our Item 19.
Hottest category in the world
U.S. sales at Asian fast food restaurants have nearly quintupled since 1999, and the Asian food industry continues to grow. Right now is the time to open a TMAD Japanese franchise and see where teriyaki can take you.
Simply Successful
Home office support
What else do you need to know about the profitability potential as the owner of a Japanese franchise? Take a deep dive into all the numbers and learn about the 7-step franchise process. You can be on your way to becoming a TMAD franchisee today by completing the form that’s at the bottom of every page.
Our CEO
is mad!
The TMAD model keeps people coming back for those huge bowls of deliciousness. So, are you ready to join the new wave of quick service stores and build your Teriyaki Empire? We thought so.
