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Booth Camp by The Midway

Know what to fix before you fire up the grill.

A hands-on Vendor Readiness Audit for aspiring and early-stage food vendors. Get an experienced operator’s eyes on your concept, your numbers, and your next moves—before the expensive mistakes happen.

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One 90-minute working session + a written launch roadmap · $350

Advice from the other side of the counter

Built in the field, not in a slide deck.

David is the founder of Yume Asian Fusion. His perspective comes from years of vending at festivals and markets—working through the same decisions, bottlenecks, and high-pressure service windows you’re preparing for.

“The goal isn’t to make your idea sound good. It’s to make sure it works when the line gets long.”
David · Founder, Yume Asian Fusion
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Real market experience

Advice shaped by actual event days, customer flow, prep demands, and operator tradeoffs.

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Operator-level feedback

Clear calls on what to keep, what to simplify, and what could cost you margin.

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No generic blueprint

Your concept, constraints, goals, and market determine the roadmap.

What you get

Two deliverables.
One clearer launch.

Bring the version you have now—whether that’s notes, a draft menu, or a concept you’ve been carrying for months.

Minute 1:1 working session

A direct, focused review of your concept and where it stands today.

  • Concept, customer, and market-position check
  • Menu complexity and service-flow review
  • Cost, pricing, and margin pressure points
  • Permits, setup, and go-to-market questions

Written launch roadmap

A practical follow-up you can work from after the call—not a pile of abstract advice.

  • Your highest-priority next steps
  • Risks and gaps to resolve first
  • Recommended sequence for moving forward
  • Clear decisions to make before you spend more

A useful fit check

Is this the right table for you?

The audit works best when you want clear-eyed feedback and are ready to act on it.

This is for you if…

  • You have a food concept and need to pressure-test it.
  • You’re preparing for your first markets or pop-ups.
  • You’ve started vending but the operation feels too complex.
  • You need a sharper menu, pricing, setup, or launch sequence.
  • You want operator feedback before committing more money.

This isn’t for you if…

  • You want someone else to run the business for you.
  • You’re looking for a done-for-you logo or legal filing service.
  • You want guaranteed market acceptance or sales results.
  • You’re not open to simplifying or changing the concept.
  • You need formal legal, tax, or accounting advice.

One-time investment

$350 USD

Spend once. Move forward with a plan.

Your audit includes the 90-minute private session and written roadmap. No retainer and no package ladder to navigate before you get useful direction.

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Good questions

Before we get to work.

You can come in with an early idea, a draft menu, or an operating pop-up. The more you can share about your concept, target customer, costs, and goals, the more specific the session can be.

Bring whatever exists: your menu, rough pricing, setup list, market applications, questions, and any numbers you already know. Polished materials are not required.

No. Booth Camp is built for tent pop-ups, festival vendors, market stalls, carts, and other mobile food concepts. The audit centers on how your specific format works.

The audit identifies what to investigate and helps you sequence the work, but it does not include done-for-you applications, filings, or representation with a permitting authority.

No. The audit gives practical operator guidance and may surface questions to take to a lawyer, accountant, insurer, or local regulator. It does not replace those professionals.

Your next move

Turn “someday” into a workable next step.

Pick a time on David’s calendar and you’re booked. Bring whatever you have—notes, a draft menu, your open questions—and we’ll put it to work.

  1. Choose a time that works for you.
  2. Answer a few quick questions about your concept.
  3. Show up ready to work—and leave with a plan.

Book your audit

Scheduling happens on Calendly. Pick your slot, and you’ll get a calendar invite with everything you need for the session.

  • 90-minute 1:1 working session with David
  • Written launch roadmap included
  • One-time investment: $350
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