How much does a Taiwanese restaurant make? Riceman's Rancho Cucamonga visit
Jojo's TaiwanEats, a beef-noodle and braised-pork-rice spot in the Inland Empire, is the newest stop in his restaurant-revenue series.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How much Chinese Restaurant in LA makes?
Nothing new went up. Riceman took the week off, and the channel leaned on its restaurant series instead.
That series asks one blunt question of small food businesses: how much does this place actually make? The newest entry, from about two weeks ago, visits Jojo's TaiwanEats in Rancho Cucamonga, out in the Inland Empire. Its tags point to the menu, from Taiwanese beef noodle soup and lu rou fan, the braised pork rice, to popcorn chicken. The description opens with a question aimed at anyone who has daydreamed about it: would you quit a cushy job to open a restaurant?
An older episode about a Chinese restaurant in LA is still gathering views at a similar easy pace, so the two money questions are keeping each other company. Further back sits a different side of the channel, a summer POV skit called "POV: She's out of your league," still drawing a few viewers. It is a reminder that the about text promises videos that make you smile, laugh or go "WTF," not only spreadsheets.
The group of money and business channels around Riceman, where he sits third by subscribers with close to two and a half million, is busy elsewhere. Forbes is running at more than double its usual daily views, and Humphrey Yang and Minority Mindset are well above their norms too. Riceman's own lifetime total has passed a billion views, built one smile, and lately one restaurant, at a time.
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The videos drawing views on Riceman right now
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- 2,480,000
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The numbers
Here are the figures behind Riceman's week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Beef noodle soup, a dish tagged in the episode, is a signature food of which place?
Beef noodle soup is widely regarded as one of Taiwan's national dishes, and Taipei even holds an annual festival for it.



