Price Reduced!!!Korean restaurant asset sale in the big shopping center. Size of 1900 sq and rent is $8600 including NNN (water & garbage). There's a 6 feet hood with a walk- in cooler. Currently open for dinner only. Selling reason is interested in different job.
*No Chinese, No Thai, No Indian ,No sandwich and No American food allowed (Menu should be ok with landlord)
*Used to be a pizza restaurant before
*No beer/wine license (can reapply)
*2 bathrooms.
*Current monthly sale : $30,000~35,000 (used to be 65000 per month sale with longer hours)
To get more information about this Korean Restaurant - Asset Sale business for sale in
Newark, Alameda County please phone Armina Paik (Agent - BRE License #:01370430) at 650-464-1148 and 650-464-1148 Text - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
saw this posting/ad #269702 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning
Armina Paik, make sure you email Armina Paik above to get more info about this
Korean Restaurant - Asset Sale, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you. License # 01370430. New Standard Realty.
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Profitable cafe in a fabulous San Francisco neighborhood and location. Type 1 hood and a Type 41 liquor license. Casual and comfortable atmosphere. Absentee owned. Plenty of available parking! Same owner 28 years. Great reputation and reviews. Only open for breakfast and lunch. Many loyal customers! Purchase price $249,000, gross profits-$380,000, net profits-$120,000, 2000 square feet, rent-$5000 per month (Covid $2000).
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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