chinesseguy101
20 Sep 2013
Law / we are thinking to open asian bistro/ take away in wroclaw [13]
Merged: we'd like to open chinese bistro/gourmet in wroclaw
hello, my wife and I are Chinese chef with 10 years experience, lately I am interested to invest in Poland, and we have been researching it for quiet sometimes now ,I am interested in opening Chinese bistro / gourmet in Wroclaw or the surrounding area and need some more advice
1.how to open a bistro in poland and how hard/ easy the rule and regulation for opening a restaurant
2.somone told us its really easy to set up a bussiness in poland here is the quote
"If you want to do it the cheap way, just rent a place from Gumtree. You will find scores of places that are zoned for small business, and get a Samekid permit from the Polish office, and go to the tax office and get a tax NIP. That is really it. You can rent a place for 500 dollars a month or less. You can get supplies at Auchen or Makro for example and you are all set."
but is it really..? its sound too good to be true
3.do poles likes spicy or salty..?authentic Chinese cuisine or fusion ? fast food or ala carte ..? are 16-25zl reasonable price for Asian cuisine..?
4. buy shelf company or register new company..?
5. can i make sole trader or i have to make LLC..?
6. we do not speak polish but we willing to learn as soon as we open the business , is it plausible..? or is it impossible..
7. is it hard to find employee who can understand English in Wroclaw since we need time to learn polish ( we can make her/him as our restaurant Manager) and how much we have to pay him/her
8.we will visiting poland in this mid oct. to see and survey the location and food to determine if we'll open our restaurant or not.. but as www(dot)bloomberg(dot)com/slideshow/2013-01-18/best-countries-for -business-2013.html#slide2 ,Poland is great country to invest in 2013
9. we would appreciate if you recommend a good and trustworthy lawyer to us so we can swing by to their office when we visiting Poland,we'll come to Krakow, Warsaw and Wroclaw
10.we would like to hear from poles who live in Poland so we have insight in our future business in Poland
11. thank you in advance and sorry for my english as english not my 1st langguage
Merged: we'd like to open chinese bistro/gourmet in wroclaw
hello, my wife and I are Chinese chef with 10 years experience, lately I am interested to invest in Poland, and we have been researching it for quiet sometimes now ,I am interested in opening Chinese bistro / gourmet in Wroclaw or the surrounding area and need some more advice
1.how to open a bistro in poland and how hard/ easy the rule and regulation for opening a restaurant
2.somone told us its really easy to set up a bussiness in poland here is the quote
"If you want to do it the cheap way, just rent a place from Gumtree. You will find scores of places that are zoned for small business, and get a Samekid permit from the Polish office, and go to the tax office and get a tax NIP. That is really it. You can rent a place for 500 dollars a month or less. You can get supplies at Auchen or Makro for example and you are all set."
but is it really..? its sound too good to be true
3.do poles likes spicy or salty..?authentic Chinese cuisine or fusion ? fast food or ala carte ..? are 16-25zl reasonable price for Asian cuisine..?
4. buy shelf company or register new company..?
5. can i make sole trader or i have to make LLC..?
6. we do not speak polish but we willing to learn as soon as we open the business , is it plausible..? or is it impossible..
7. is it hard to find employee who can understand English in Wroclaw since we need time to learn polish ( we can make her/him as our restaurant Manager) and how much we have to pay him/her
8.we will visiting poland in this mid oct. to see and survey the location and food to determine if we'll open our restaurant or not.. but as www(dot)bloomberg(dot)com/slideshow/2013-01-18/best-countries-for -business-2013.html#slide2 ,Poland is great country to invest in 2013
9. we would appreciate if you recommend a good and trustworthy lawyer to us so we can swing by to their office when we visiting Poland,we'll come to Krakow, Warsaw and Wroclaw
10.we would like to hear from poles who live in Poland so we have insight in our future business in Poland
11. thank you in advance and sorry for my english as english not my 1st langguage