Wong’s never-say-die approach led to the opening of another place in less than three months, this time a smaller espresso purchase stall in Bgain Eating House in Waterloo Street.  ,
However, this place had very little sales, and caused him to “lose a lot of money”. He closed store on Apr 15, 2024.
Wong claims that the total amount of money lost through these three outlets totaled nearly S$ 700,000. He shared:” I lost more than S$ 600, 000 at Rochor Road and around S$ 80, 000 at Waterloo, so full about S$ 700, 000″.
Despite encountering hindrance after barrier, Wong is undaunted. He stated,” An true Ramly burgers should vanish just because I’ve encountered inadequate business locations.”
Every moment I purchase a Ramly burger from a market malam ( in Singapore ), I am very upset because the flavor is so subpar compared to what is offered in Malaysia. They anyhow put the sauce, some do n’t even toast the buns. In order for everyone to find a great Ramly burger in Singapore, I have to keep this traditional taste at all times.
S$ 700, 000 DEBT FULLY PAID OFF
Wong says with pleasure that he and his colleagues have since settled the loss in the company. I opened the Rochor store with two owners, and part of the total amount invested was theirs. They have their own (other ) businesses too. But yeah, we’ve paid it off.”
IN A FULL CIRCLE MOMENT, BACK TO ANANAS