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Andok's franchise fees, as published
| Item | Amount as published | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capital investment | Php 2.5M-10M | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Franchise fee | Php 300,000.00 for Take Out / 500,000.00 for Dine In | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Term of agreement | 3 Years for Take Out/ 5 Years for Dine In | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
| Renewal | 6 Years - Take Out / 10 Years - Dine in | PFA directory, checked 13 November 2026[1] |
The Andok's franchise fee is Php 300,000.00 for a take-out store and 500,000.00 for dine-in, with a capital investment of Php 2.5M-10M, as listed in the Philippine Franchise Association directory. The listing gives terms of 3 years for take-out and 5 years for dine-in. Andoks Litson Corp. is named as the franchisor.[1]
Take-out or dine-in: two different packages
Andok's is one of the few brands whose PFA listing splits the figures by format. A take-out store has a Php 300,000.00 fee and a 3-year term; a dine-in store has a 500,000.00 fee and a 5-year term. The renewal line reads 6 Years for take-out and 10 Years for dine-in. The capital investment is one wide range, Php 2.5M-10M, covering both formats.[1]
The renewal entry gives years, not pesos, so it is unclear whether it means the total period with renewal or the length of a renewal. Ask Andoks Litson Corp. to explain it and to say what renewal costs.[1]
What drives the wide investment range
A take-out counter roasting lechon manok and a sit-down restaurant are very different builds. Ask for the investment for the exact format and floor area you are considering, with roasting equipment, exhaust, fit-out and opening stock listed separately.
Roasting over charcoal or gas on a street front can bring extra checks from the fire office and the city building office. Ask the franchisor what fire safety set-up it requires, and check the fire safety inspection certificate guide for your city's process.
Permits and other brands
A dine-in Andok's is a restaurant for permit purposes; a take-out store still handles food and needs a sanitary permit. Our restaurant business kit covers both. See chicken franchises for other brands with published figures.
Questions people ask
- How much is the Andok's franchise fee?
- The PFA directory lists Php 300,000.00 for a take-out store and 500,000.00 for a dine-in store.
- How much is the total Andok's investment?
- The PFA listing gives a capital investment of Php 2.5M-10M, without splitting it by format.
- How long is an Andok's franchise?
- The listing shows 3 years for take-out and 5 years for dine-in.
Sources
Checked 13 November 2026. We link the agency's own page for every requirement. Rules change; confirm with the office before you pay.
- Andok'S | Philippine Franchise Association · Philippine Franchise Association
Ask Andok's before you sign
- What is the capital investment for a take-out store compared with a dine-in store?
- What does the renewal entry of years mean, and what is the renewal fee?
- Is there a royalty or advertising fee, and on what base?
- Who supplies the marinated chicken and pork, and how often?
- What fire safety and exhaust set-up do you require for roasting?
- Can I start with take-out and convert to dine-in later?