Restaurants

Teriyaki Madness franchise

Explore the published figures and operating information for Teriyaki Madness.

Opening investment: $392,967–$1,122,005
Average annual revenue: $1,113,760
U.S. locations: 199

Opening costs and fees

$392,967–$1,122,005

Opening costs vary by format, location and lease terms.

Operating formats

Teriyaki Shop

$392,967–$1,122,005

Qualifications and program conditions

These conditions apply to the programs or transactions described below; they are not a universal entry requirement.

financial qualification requirements: Maintain working capital and net worth sufficient in franchisor opinion; no numeric minimum disclosed in this clause.

Key ongoing fees

Royalty: 6% of Net Sales, as defined in the franchise agreement.Weekly
Marketing fund: 4% of Net Sales, paid with the royalty.Weekly
Local advertising: Recommended spending of 2% of Net Sales per calendar quarter, additional to the marketing fund and grand-opening costs. May become mandatory upon notice.
Technology: $395 per month per operating shop. Increases require 30 days’ notice; increases above $650 per month are subject to the disclosed 10% annual cap.Monthly

Selected ongoing charges, not a complete fee schedule. Confirm the current FDD and the terms for your format.

Running the business

system standard changes costs: System Standards changes may require additional capital investment and/or higher operating expenses. Related Item8 compliance record retained; this adds the cost consequence.
extension fee item11 opening deadlines: Item11 adds Standard Franchise lease every nine months, and extension charge $2,500/month if not open within 210 days after lease or 480 days after signing. Preserve alongside Item5/6 $7,500 cap; Item11 does not restate that cap. Termination without refund may follow. Source timing and cap differences not silently reconciled.
grand opening marketing spend window: Supplements existing $10,000 grand-opening and $20,000 re-opening fees: initial program spent in full approximately four weeks before through four weeks after opening; franchisor conducts as it deems fit. Transfer/relocation timing retained.
advertising cooperatives: No advertising councils or cooperatives formed or required; distinct from advisory council described on page 41.

Revenue and performance

$1,113,760

January 1–December 31, 2025 · traditional U.S. shops

Annual average sales: $1,113,760 average 2025 gross sales across 140 traditional U.S. franchised shops open at least one year with complete monthly profit-and-loss statements.January 1–December 31, 2025

Revenue is sales before expenses, not owner income. Compare matching periods, formats and location samples.

Locations

199 U.S. locations (2025).

Existing locations do not establish that a new territory is available. Confirm your market with the franchisor.

Sources and figure notes

Reporting periods and scope

U.S. locations

2025 year-end franchised plus company physical restaurant outlets, U.S. states/DC.

Average annual revenue

$1,113,760 average 2025 gross sales across 140 traditional U.S. franchised shops open at least one year with complete monthly profit-and-loss statements. The 2025 whole-sample mean is $1,113,760; median $1,025,162 is separate. It is not a quartile or age subgroup. Of 197 franchised Shops at December 31, 2025, 140 met the conditions. 57 excluded: 45 not open at least one year, 4 non-traditional locations, and 8 incomplete profit-and-loss statements. Eligible Shops operated at least one year as of year-end, were traditional locations, and provided complete monthly profit-and-loss statements. This P&L-source population differs from the POS quartile population using good-standing criteria. Gross Sales includes food, beverage, services, in-store/carry-out/online/delivery/vouchers/catering, gift-card redemption, merchandise, business interruption insurance, cash and credit regardless of collection; excludes taxes collected and remitted to authorities. Gross Sales is not the royalty Net Sales base. Separate 2023 cohort conflict remains unresolved: 42 stated exclusions versus listed reasons 27+4+1=32. No correction to that historical disclosure and no contamination of the reconciled 2025 denominator. The 2024 and 2023 means are not added or averaged. The source does not deduct costs of sales or operating expenses; sales are not profit or owner income or a forecast. Held externally supplied FDD attributed to Minnesota CARDS; exact original regulator download URL/GUID was not retained.

Opening investment

Teriyaki Shop: $392,967–$1,122,005. Amounts paid to franchisor/affiliate non-refundable, third parties variable. Zero endpoints are explicitly printed, not imputed. Development total opens only first shop, not all three. Rent estimate excludes triple-net expenses.

Disclosure source · www.cards.commerce.state.mn.us ↗

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