Is New York Fries or SUKI HANA cheaper to open?

New York Fries costs $450,000–$1,233,400 and SUKI HANA costs $295,000–$1,403,500 to open (FDD Item 7). SUKI HANA has the lower entry cost.

Which is the better franchise, New York Fries or SUKI HANA?

FranchiseVerdict grades New York Fries D and SUKI HANA B, from FDD Items 5–7, 19–21 and SBA loan performance. See the full side-by-side above.

New York Fries vs SUKI HANA

Franchise Comparison 2026

Both New York Fries and SUKI HANA are quick-service restaurants franchises. New York Fries requires an investment of $450K – $1.2M while SUKI HANA requires $295K – $1.4M. Neither New York Fries nor SUKI HANA makes a financial performance representation in Item 19 of its FDD — a voluntary item under the FTC Franchise Rule — so the two cannot be compared on disclosed unit revenue. FranchiseVerdict rates New York Fries D (Below average) and SUKI HANA B (Above average).

Metric	New York Fries	SUKI HANA
Verdict Grade	DBelow average	BAbove average
Investment Range	$450K – $1.2M	$295K – $1.4M
Franchise Fee	$30K	$30K
Royalty Rate	6.0%	5.0%
Average Revenue (Item 19)	N/ANo Item 19 representation	N/ANo Item 19 representation
SBA Charge-Off Rate	Limited data	N/A
Total Units	4	39
Unit Growth (YoY)	+0 units	+2 units
Year Began Franchising	2021	2000
FDD Year	2025	2026