
Nam. Modern Vietnamese Cuisine
Modern Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of Kyiv
The numbers that open investors' doors. From the investment model to day-to-day management accounting — complete financial support for your business.
Numbers reveal the truth sooner than any audit. Transparent management accounting is the owner's peace of mind and the foundation for confident decisions.
We develop the investment model of a restaurant (the opening budget), a preliminary operating model (the budget for operating activities), and an adaptive model for calculating the break-even point.
A restaurant without management accounting is a business run blind. You can have a full house and still operate at a loss. Financial transparency is not a luxury but a necessity.
A complete opening budget with a breakdown by line item: construction, equipment, furniture, launch, and working capital. The model is adaptive — it allows you to model different scenarios (optimistic, realistic, pessimistic). It includes a calculation of the payback period and return on investment.
The budget for operating activities: revenue forecast, cost structure, and break-even point. A month-by-month breakdown that accounts for seasonality. Key financial KPIs: food cost, labor cost, EBITDA, average check.
We take part in creating the accounting policy for the venue — the accounting rules that ensure transparency and control. We help with the selection and setup of accounting software for management accounting.
P&L (profit and loss statement) — how much you earn and from what. Cash Flow — the movement of money, why there is less in the account than in profit. Analytics by cost line item — where the budget is "leaking." Plan/actual comparison — how well the business matches the forecasts.
A service for day-to-day bookkeeping and the preparation of a complete package of management reporting for the owner. You get a transparent picture of the finances without having to maintain an in-house finance department.
A monthly reporting package. Real-time dashboards. Recommendations for optimizing costs. Preparation of data for investors and partners.
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These aren't corporate slogans. They're the principles we've lived by for 15+ years — which is why the same owners come back to us with new projects.
We don't close the deal after launch. We stay by your side as the venue lives through its first, second, fifth year — helping it adapt, grow, and change together with the market.
Every decision has a financial rationale. A concept must pay off — not just "be special." Design must sell — not just "look trendy."
Staff is not a resource or a budget line. It's the team responsible for your guest's impression every evening. We build teams you want to work with for years.
We don't work from templates. Every concept is born from a unique context: the owner, the location, the audience, the era. There are no two identical restaurants — and thank goodness for that.
A complete opening budget with a breakdown by line item, three scenarios (optimistic, realistic, pessimistic), a calculation of the payback period, and a forecast of revenue and profit for 12-24 months.
We keep the day-to-day management accounting for your venue and prepare a reporting package every month: P&L, Cash Flow, analytics by cost line item and by revenue. The owner sees the full picture of the business.
Bookkeeping is for the tax authorities. Management accounting is for you. It shows the real state of the business: where you earn, where you lose, and where to invest. It is a tool for making decisions, not for reporting.
A small one especially. Large chains have in-house finance staff. A small venue often operates "on gut feeling" — and that is precisely why it does not understand why there is no money despite a full house. The outsourced finance department solves this problem at a reasonable cost.