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Daymond John had been the most impressed with the quality of the food amongst all the sharks, but he was nowhere near as enthusiastic about joining the Yung family firm.

He believed that the highest profit margins in catering came from beverages and desserts, but the profit margin on fish itself was very low. And for that reason Daymond was out. He thought the food had been excellent and believed the business could be a great success, but he admitted that he had no knowledge, or real interest, in catering businesses.

He assured Yuen and Peter that he would happily sample the How Do You Roll experience as a customer, but he had no intention of investing in the company, and with that Robert was out too. She praised both brothers for their achievements so far, but admitted that she had previous experience with food franchise operations, and knew they could be very complicated to run. Kevin had come to a decision, and it was good news for the brothers.

Kevin wanted to take a percentage of the royalties earned from the franchises every month, with the percentage to be determined at a later stage. He stressed his experience in setting up franchises, and in particular his knowledge of the real estate business. At this stage the brothers took a quick time-out to discuss things outside the tank. When they returned Yuen asked Kevin how he would help them with future franchising opportunities. Kevin admitted that there was no easy answer to that, he asserted that each franchise was an individual negotiation, and until the business had at least 50 franchise locations it was counter productive to appoint a franchise manager to ease the process, and that should be the first aim for the company.

The odds of an entrepreneur being fortunate enough to appear on Shark Tank are fairly low. Of the estimated 35, who apply each season, less than 0. Although Shark Tank executives always refuse to comment about post-show talks between entrepreneurs and their prospective Shark partners, it has been estimated that around a quarter of the deals made on the show eventually fall through, and How Do You Roll was one of the businesses that fell on that final hurdle.

I am a big eater my dad always made me clean my plate and left there today quite satisfied! And if you do not care for raw fish, they have grilled beef, crab legs and chicken that go well with the roll! Come get you some and make your own roll or pick one of their favorite mixtures!

At the end of the day, you will know how you roll! Yes, quite nicely, thank you! A friend recommended How Do You Roll. The place is very trendy with plastic chairs and colorful walls. The young staff were very nice and bubbly.

I ordered 3 rolls with the fixings but they stuff the rolls heavily with thick rice. Another no-no for good sushi rolls. The rolls were not fresh and the sauces were disgusting. Last, while eating my seaweed salad, I found a 3 inch strand of hair in my seaweed salad. I won't be returning nor would I'd recommend this place to anyone. I prefer making my own :. By submitting this post you agree to HappyCow Terms.

Link to this page from your site. Why was my review removed? Please use the Update Form. This page has been viewed times. Looks like your browser doesn't support JavaScript. HappyCow may not work without JavaScript enabled. Search HappyCow. Sign In. And did not make it past the post-show deal closing round and due diligence.

They went on to sell franchises. What are the HDYR franchise owners doing with their businesses? What are they planning to do with it?

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