The annual income of shops may be hundreds of thousands to millions in first-tier cities, and hundreds of thousands to hundreds of thousands in second-and third-tier cities or counties.

The following are some major factors:

Location: Store location is very important. If you are located in a section with large traffic, concentrated residential areas or prosperous businesses, there will be many potential customers and the income will naturally be relatively high.

Operating costs: rent, raw materials (such as dumpling wrappers and fillings), labor costs (including employees' wages and benefits), utilities, equipment depreciation, taxes and fees are all key factors that determine the profit rate.

Pricing strategy: Reasonable price positioning can attract different levels of consumers and also affect the profit per order.

Product features and quality: Whether it has a unique taste, good reputation and stable product quality is very important to attract repeat customers.