YakiYume: Crabstick and Cheese Takoyaki with Teriyaki Drizzle and Midori Drink

Authors

  • Kristian Fern D. Antiquerra Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Audrey Mhadel P. Dela Cruz Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Niel Andrew Ritcher S. Tinasas Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Lea M. Mirabel Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Mariel D. De Mesa Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Noeme R. Estacio Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Jim Cyrus E. Tayoto Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Ashley C. Parian Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Justine B. Dignos Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Hazel Joice M. Carag Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Nicole R. Tobias Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School
  • Virginia V. Papas Department of Education image/svg+xml , Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School Adviser

Keywords:

YakiYume, Takoyaki, Midori Drink, Japanese-inspired products, financial analysis, profitability

Abstract

This study examines the feasibility of YakiYume, a food and snack business that offers an innovative Takoyaki experience. The menu includes Crabstick, Cheesy Mushroom, and Veggie Tofu flavors, catering to diverse tastes, paired with Midori Drink, a refreshing blend of lemon, nata de coco, and cucumber. The study involved thorough planning, including trial-and-error product testing, demand and supply analysis, pricing strategy development, marketing strategies, and financial projections. A survey conducted among students at Camp Vicente Lim Integrated School revealed a strong preference for Japanese-inspired products and healthy drinks, highlighting the business’s promising market potential. Efficient production and operational strategies were applied, and financial analysis indicated profitability, with the January 2026 income statement showing a net profit of ₱20,468.37. The study concludes that YakiYume is a viable business opportunity, offering innovative and healthy options while delivering a unique and highly profitable product.

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Published

2026-03-31

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Section

Accountancy, Business, and Management