This is a high-end Chinese restaurant with a hard liquor #47 license. The size is approximately 7,000 sq. ft and rent is $21,000 including NNN. The lease is a 9-year + 10-year option. It is a 100% absentee-run business with so much potential to increase the current sales volume.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established and newly remodeled Asian fusion restaurant in the heart of Humboldt County. The turnkey restaurant boasts a prime location, a favorable long-term lease with exceptionally low rent, and two five-year lease options.
If you are seeking savory and authentic Chinese food in the South Bay, there is no better place than this Chinese food that makes you crave more of their authentic Chinese food in Torrance. All ingredients are fantastic quality and it is always top quality and fresh.
This is a 30-year established Chinese fast food restaurant and donut shop for sale in the heart of Mission. It is located in the bustling mission area near Bart station, McDonald's and many Mexican restaurants. This location has long been the richest sector of business by and for Latino families.
The restaurant is in a free-standing building in Hayward and near Southland Mall. The free-standing building with excellent visibility and ample free parking in a lot adjacent to the building. There is a hard liquor license with the business and will be included in the purchase price.
This is an established vegan restaurant for sale in an Antioch shopping center. This is a hidden gem in a strip mall next to a nail salon. The owner serves Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese cuisines--all plant-based. There are a lot of good reviews on Yelp. The size is approximately 2,000 sq ft.
If you are seeking a savory, authentic, awesome, and unique Chinese restaurant, this is the place. The entire ambiance is really refreshing, sumptuous, relaxing, and cozy with a small Koi Pond, peaceful music, and great decor.
This is a super high-volume Asian restaurant for sale in Alameda on the main street. They serve a huge selection of different foods, chicken wings, some loaded tots, chicken skins, Mongolian beef chow mein, and garlic noodles. The restaurant shared a parking lot in the back.
This gourmet Chinese restaurant in Riverside County is part of a group of restaurants owned and operated by the original owner and founder. They are famous for their high-quality and delectable cuisine served in an elegant environment. They have a full bar and food delivery is large part of service.
Established over 2 1/2 yrs, Chinese Cook, to order fast food located in a very busy street and has so much potential if the new owner can learn and cook himself. Sellers have to sell it quickly due to their partner's health problems. Sales going up every month. Avg. monthly sales are now $40,000+.
Owner since 2016. Well establish clientele. Husband and wife team with one full time employee. Asking $200,000. Gross $39,000 / mo. Net $19,000/ month.
Famous Mandarin Touch Chinese Restaurant and Cocktail lounge for sale. Original owner for 33 years. Best location i trendy Solvang, Ca Beautiful indoor and outdoor dining, seats 160. Building is also for sale with 2 upstair penthouse style apts. 3,000,000 includes business, apts and liquor lic.
A very profitable, well-established Chinese restaurant located in a stripe center of the office, high-tech area with high visibility near freeway in San Diego. The 4,000 sq ft. space has a reasonable monthly rent of $11k (includes NNN) by such a big size. 3 year lease left with options.
This is a Japanese & Chinese Restaurant is in a shopping center with plenty of parking. The restaurant serves lunch catering 1-2 times per week to the local school district which generates stable income.
Established in 1995, this well-known Chinese restaurant situated on Ventura Blvd in Woodland Hills offers a fantastic opportunity for a full-time owner-operator or owner-chef operator. With a prime location and ample parking in the rear, the restaurant boasts great potential for expansion.
For sale is a super high-volume Asian restaurant for sale in Larkspur main street. It is a hidden gem with a lovely pleasant outdoor patio in the back with decorative lights and a lemon tree. The ambiance is nice and tucked away from a casual neighborhood spot. It is in Marin County.
This is a Chinese restaurant for sale in an office area near Lawrence Expressway. The dining area can seat 40 people and there is also a patio area. No AC/heating system or walk-in cooler. The hood is is 11 feet. Restrooms are in the plaza shared with other tenants. It is 1,250 square feet.
This hot pot restaurant is situated in a prime location within a plaza in Daly City. It is conveniently located in a plaza with excellent foot traffic. The restaurant has a steady customer base, stable business, and low rent. It is surrounded by residential areas and nearby shops.
This is a 30-year established Chinese fast food restaurant and donut shop for sale in the heart of Mission. It is located in the bustling mission area near Bart station, McDonald's and many Mexican restaurants. This location has long been the richest sector of business by and for Latino families.
This Chinese fusion restaurant is ideally located in the Piedmont neighborhood. It is a casual eatery with a glass-covered patio turning out delicious Chinese fare. The Piedmont Avenue neighborhood is a residential and commercial district in North Oakland, popular for dining and retail.
For sale is a Chinese restaurant famous for seafood with a banquet hall in a historical building. The dine area is 5600 sq. ft. banquet hall 2nd floor by same size. The owner will be the future landlord, the rent is $2 per sf., the sales between $60k-90k depend on the parties & events.
For sale is a popular dumpling restaurant located in downtown San Leandro. It's in an excellent location facing a busy street with heavy foot traffic. It is a free-standing building with ample parking in the back. The dining area is bright with neat, spacious, and comfortable seating.
If you are seeking savory and authentic Chinese food in the South Bay, there is no better place than this Chinese food that makes you crave more of their authentic Chinese food in Torrance. All ingredients are fantastic quality and it is always top quality and fresh.
The restaurant has been operating for more than 20 years in the plaza and specializes in Chinese cuisine. It typically features a dining area for customers to sit and enjoy their meals, as well as a kitchen where chefs prepare Chinee dishes using traditional cooking techniques and ingredients.
This profitable Chinese restaurant has been in business for over 34 years, with very loyal customer base and steady profit (except during COVID). This is fully equipped restaurant with A1 hood, grease trap, Wok set line, fryer, walk-in cooler, walk-in freezer and much more.
Owner since 2016. Well establish clientele. Husband and wife team with one full time employee. Asking $200,000. Gross $39,000 / mo. Net $19,000/ month.
For sale is a very profitable, well-established Chinese restaurant located in a very busy strip center with high visibility serving North County San Diego. The space is 2,100 sq ft. with rent of $7,600 a month including NNN. It has a 1-year lease left with options. It has a fully equipped kitchen.
This restaurant is a cornerstone in the Milpitas community, preparing family-style Chinese meals for dine-in or carryout. With over 23 plus years in town, a local favorite located in a shopping center anchored by National and regional retailers. They have ample parking to accommodate customers.
For sale is a reputable Chinese restaurant was well established 9 years ago. It is located in the heart of the town and nearby a university that generates a lot of revenue. Seller claims revenue 2023 is about $1,647,000.
For sale is a well-established Chinese restaurant that is located in a high-end neighborhood without competition and low rent. A new owner can convert it into other concepts as well. The seller claims revenue is approximately $960,000 and SDE net income is approximately $180,000.
This is a high-end Chinese restaurant with a hard liquor #47 license. The size is approximately 7,000 sq. ft and rent is $21,000 including NNN. The lease is a 9-year + 10-year option. It is a 100% absentee-run business with so much potential to increase the current sales volume.
For sale is a Chinese restaurant with a stable customer base in an upscale area. It is in a high-foot-traffic shopping center with many notable stores and restaurants. They have ample parking spaces, a beer and wine license, and a good size dining room. The kitchen has a 20-foot hood. 2000 sq.ft.
This is a high-volume Asian restaurant for sale in Concord. It has been established for many years in the city of Concord with a type 47 hard liquor license. There is a bar area to the left to serve cocktails and liquor drinks. The average gross sale a year is $800,000- $900,000.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established and newly remodeled Asian fusion restaurant in the heart of Humboldt County. The turnkey restaurant boasts a prime location, a favorable long-term lease with exceptionally low rent, and two five-year lease options.
Famous Mandarin Touch Chinese Restaurant and Cocktail lounge for sale. Original owner for 33 years. Best location i trendy Solvang, Ca Beautiful indoor and outdoor dining, seats 160. Building is also for sale with 2 upstair penthouse style apts. 3,000,000 includes business, apts and liquor lic.
This Chinese fast-food restaurant is on the market for sale in an "as-is" condition, as an asset sale. The new owner has the flexibility to either retain the existing menu or introduce a completely new concept. The restaurant boasts a prime location.
For sale is a hot pot restaurant that has lower than market rent. This restaurant has been there for 10 years with loyal customers. The size of the restaurant is 5,000 sq ft. and rent is $7,800. Last year's sales were around $1,200,000. Currently, the owner works a couple of days for a few hours
For sale is a profitable Chinese restaurant is in S. San Jose on Camden Ave. It is in a high traffic shopping center with ample parking and good atmosphere dining area. The fully equipped kitchen has a 17.5' hood, walk-in cooler, and other kitchen equipment. There is an ADA restroom. 1703sf.
This gourmet Chinese restaurant in Riverside County is part of a group of restaurants owned and operated by the original owner and founder. They are famous for their high-quality and delectable cuisine served in an elegant environment. They have a full bar and food delivery is large part of service.
For sale is a famous dim sum/seafood restaurant. It is located in San Diego, California. It is 9,000 sq ft. with a rent of $25,300 including NNN. It has an ABC 47 license.
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