
Best location for a Poke House in Sydney
6 neighbourhoods ranked for restaurant sites on footfall, competition, rent and business-type fit.
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Best zones to open a Poke House in Sydney
Compare neighbourhood fit for this business format. Published brand costs remain separate from local estimates.
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Last reviewed: 2026-09-01
Restaurant · Sydney — key figures
- Average investment
- €120,000 - €400,000
- Commercial rent
- $25-150/sqm
- Local competition index
- 58/100
- Break-even
- 20-42 months
Source: WhereToOpen.ai location intelligence · 6 mapped neighbourhoods · 2026-09-01. Figures are modelled planning estimates, not audited financials.
Published Poke House costs
Initial investment
$307,300–$686,300
Franchise / licence fee
$45,000 included in range
Verified break-even
Not publicly disclosed
Official disclosure · United States · verified 2026-09-22. Values below are a separate local model.
Source: Poke House 2024 FDD, reproduced by FDD Exchange →Evidence and limitations
Confidence: 87%- Observed data
- 6 mapped neighbourhoods, local competition, rent and location evidence.
- Published data
- Poke House 2024 FDD, reproduced by FDD Exchange: Official disclosure cost information for United States.
- Modelled data
- Brand Location Score, local ROI scenario and payback estimate. These are not brand disclosures or guarantees.
Not available: Poke House has not publicly disclosed verified break-even timing.
Brand-specific score: 78% category/location evidence plus operating-format signals for footfall, catchment, transit, delivery and parking. Confidence reflects input completeness.
Opening investment
€120,000 - €400,000
WhereToOpen.ai estimate
Annual ROI
21-38%
WhereToOpen.ai estimate
Payback
17-39 months
WhereToOpen.ai estimate
Rent risk
Moderate
WhereToOpen.ai estimate
Top areas for a Poke House in Sydney
- 1
CBD
Footfall fit, office catchment, transit access
Rent: A$80-150
9188% confidence
- 2
Marrickville
Transit access, low competition, strong fit for this business type, rising area
Rent: A$25-40
9188% confidence
- 3
Bondi
Footfall fit, transit access, high footfall, crowded market, strong fit for this business type
Rent: A$55-90
8388% confidence
- 4
Surry Hills
Footfall fit, transit access, high footfall, crowded market, strong fit for this business type
Rent: A$50-85
8288% confidence
- 5
Newtown
Footfall fit, transit access, high footfall, strong fit for this business type, weak fit for this business type
Rent: A$35-55
7288% confidence
- 6
Double Bay
Transit access, balanced profile across footfall, rent and competition
Rent: A$65-110
6588% confidence
Brand-specific score: 78% category/location evidence plus operating-format signals for footfall, catchment, transit, delivery and parking. Confidence reflects input completeness. Last reviewed 2026-09-01. Model confidence: 87%. The local ROI and payback below are modelled estimates, not Poke House disclosures or guarantees.
Poke House in Sydney: frequently asked answers
Where is the best location for a Poke House in Sydney?
CBD scores 91/100 for restaurant locations in Sydney, ahead of Marrickville (91/100) and Bondi (83/100). Scores rank footfall, competition, rent and business-type fit across 6 mapped neighbourhoods.
Which areas of Sydney rank highest for a fast casual?
CBD (91/100), Marrickville (91/100), Bondi (83/100). Ranking last reviewed 2026-09-01 by WhereToOpen.ai.
How much does it cost to open a fast casual in Sydney?
Poke House's sourced investment is $307,300–$686,300 for United States. A local restaurant category benchmark runs €120,000 - €400,000, with commercial rent around $25-150/sqm. These figures have different scopes and are shown separately.
How long does a fast casual in Sydney take to break even?
Poke House does not publicly disclose a verified break-even period. The WhereToOpen.ai local scenario is 17-39 months, with modelled annual ROI of 21-38%. This is a model, not a brand claim or guarantee.
How competitive is Sydney for this category?
The local competition index is 58/100 averaged over 6 mapped neighbourhoods (higher means more crowded).
Which area of Sydney should a Poke House franchisee avoid?
Double Bay scores lowest at 65/100 for this category: transit access, balanced profile across footfall, rent and competition.
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