A profitable Japanese Ramen is located a great visible location near two busy thoroughfares. The restaurant has a beautiful interior design. A beer and wine license. A fully equipped kitchen. An ADA restroom. Owner will train. 1004 square feet. Rent $5060+1144 (water, garbage, and NNN). Lease 4 years.
To get more information about this Ramen Restaurant - High Visibility, Profitable business for sale in
San Jose, Santa Clara County please phone Tiffany Cheng (Agent - BRE License #:01280726) at 408-202-8300 Cell and 408-202-8300 Text - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
saw this posting/ad #274716 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning
Tiffany Cheng, make sure you email Tiffany Cheng above to get more info about this
Ramen Restaurant - High Visibility, Profitable, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 01280726. Glory Land Realty.
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Popular family owned neighborhood restaurant located in the inner sunset of San Francisco. Current hours of operation are Tuesday Thru Sunday (5pm-9pm). Current hours of operation are Tuesday Thru Sunday (5pm-9pm). Lease expires 2026 with 1 x 5 years option. Restaurant has Type 41 license which is included with asking price. Occupancy approximately 36 seats. Rent is $4,550 per month. Lease expires 2026 with 1 x 5 years option. There is 4 x big Coolers, 2 x Small Coolers, 2 x Big Stove, 1 x Oven.
Contact: Hans Monvik: 530-355-1942 Cell, 530-355-1942 Text
Status: Active Posting #: 267160 Refreshed: 6/29/2022
Asking Price: $1,950,000
Down Payment: Call / Email
Annual SDC: Call / Email
Annual Gross: $1,500,000 plus
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