Zark’s Burgers is one of the fastest growing brands in the Philippines – and you might remember it for the chaotic promo back in 2017 when they offered their burgers for just Php8! The promo led to stampedes in several malls across the country.
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But the brand has certainly come a long way from that fateful day – and certainly come a long, long way from its humble beginnings as a small food stall along Taft Avenue back in 2009.
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Owned by Rolanderi Viktor “Zark” Varona, Zark’s Burgers offers scrumptious American-style burgers with distinct recipes the HRM graduate formulated.
Did you know that the owner of Zark’s Burgers used to work in a cruise ship sailing international waters before deciding to build his own business in the Philippines?
Click here to read the success story of Zark’s Burgers.
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Popular Products
Here are some of Zark’s Burgers popular products:
- Deep-Fried Bacon-Wrapped Burger
- Jawbreaker – triple cheese burger with spam, bacon, and cheese
- Luther Burger, which uses doughnuts instead of buns
- Thunder Mac ‘N Cheese
- Tombstone – an 8-patty burger with four slices of American cheddar
- Ultimate Zark’s Burger
While diners love the burgers, many also visit Zark’s Burgers to partake of the Jawbreaker Challenge, considered by many as the ultimate eating challenge.
Customers who can consume the ‘Jawbreaker’ variant, plus French fries and iced tea, within 5 minutes get to have that for free! Cool, isn’t it? Well, easier said than done, but it’s a fun challenge that brings the customers in.
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Zark’s Burgers is among the fastest growing brands in the country. Still a few months shy of turning 10 years old, the brand already has 47 store locations across the country – and three more are about to open soon.
Photo credit: Instagram / Zark’s Burgers
Interested in also opening your own Zark’s Burgers restaurant? The company is open for franchising. The franchise fee ranges from Php5.7 million to Php6.5 million, but the amount already covers the use of the trademark, cost of store construction, equipment, staff training, and other things you need to start the business.
Send your business proposal to [email protected]
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