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Posting: 278763 | Available | 1/31/23
This is a very successful Korean tofu restaurant near Rowland Heights that was established in 1988. They are open 6 days a week so new buyers will have more potential to increase sales if you open 7 days a week. The average monthly sales are $50,000. The lease is new with a rent of $8,600.
Asking Price
$180,000
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Revenue
$660,000
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Posting: 276236 | Available | 1/24/23
For sale is an absentee-run Korean-style fried chicken restaurant with craft beer in the southwest of Los Angeles County. This is a 1,800 sq ft. restaurant in 2017. It is open Tuesday thru Sunday from 11 am to 11 pm. The annual gross is $660,000.
Asking Price
$270,000
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$50
Posting: 275463 | Available | 8/3/22
Well established Korean restaurant located in very busy shopping center with Market anchored in Irvine, CA. Semi absentee run operation now and has so much potential if new owner comes in marketing & promotion. Avg. monthly sale $180,000 with monthly net profit approx. $40,000.
Asking Price
$1,100,000
Cash flow
$100,000
Revenue
$500,000
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Posting: 281455 | Available | 8/4/23
For an asset sale is a well-known Korean restaurant located at Embarcadero San Francisco. It comes with a full kitchen and a large seating area, and it is good for the catering business. There are 4 part-time employees (payroll $40,000/year) and there are 49 inside seats and 49 patio seats.
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
$180,000
Revenue
$850,000
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Posting: 280767 | Available | 5/16/23
Well established over 18 years Korean Tofu House is located in a very busy shopping center in the Arcadia area. The current owner is ready for his retirement due to his age and health problem.
Asking Price
$399,000
Cash flow
$60,000
Revenue
$60,000
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$160,000
Posting: 282883 | Available | 9/15/23
The owner wants to sell this business because they are too busy. It is a Korean restaurant that is SBA loan pre-qualified. The price and down is $160,000 and it is located in Garden Grove, CA.
Asking Price
$160,000
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$300,000
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Posting: 284685 | Available | 4/10/24
This is an absentee-run Asian comfort restaurant for sale near UC Berkeley campus. It is located in an Asian ghetto food court in a bustling environment full of mainly students. It has a cute interior, narrow but cozy with bar tables with tall chairs. It has been established for 17 years.
Asking Price
$165,000
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Posting: 285185 | Available | 4/18/24
This is a Korean restaurant for sale in the Tenderloin area. This restaurant has been there for over 15 years. It has under the market rent including utilities and water ($4,500) and the size of the restaurant is about 2,500 sq ft.
Asking Price
$200,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$960,000
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$225,000
Posting: 285389 | Available | 2/27/24
For sale is a very prime location with heavy traffic. It is open 6 days a week, Mon-Sat 10.30-9.30 pm. You can open on Sundays for more sales too. You can bring your own items to add up too. The size is around 2,500 sq ft. with a patio. You can convert it to another type of restaurant.
Asking Price
$225,000
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$960,000
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Posting: 278934 | Available | 3/1/24
For sale is a well-established Korean-style pub with a beer and wine license that's located in Fullerton, California.
Asking Price
$400,000
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Posting: 281504 | Available | 3/9/24
A Korean-style corn dog franchise is for sale in the Dublin shopping center. This corn dog franchise is capturing America's taste buds with the Korean-style corn dog that had not been tasted before. The outer coating of the corn dog is unique, offering a satisfying crunch and texture
Asking Price
$275,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$1,440,000
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$250,000
Posting: 286305 | Available | 4/28/24
For sale is a great and well-established Korean restaurant in the affluent and dynamic Valley community of Los Angeles. It has a great rent of $9,000 including NNN with plenty of parking spaces in the lot. its current monthly sale is $120,000. Its location is in the busy area.
Asking Price
$650,000
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$660,000
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Posting: 276236 | Available | 1/24/23
For sale is an absentee-run Korean-style fried chicken restaurant with craft beer in the southwest of Los Angeles County. This is a 1,800 sq ft. restaurant in 2017. It is open Tuesday thru Sunday from 11 am to 11 pm. The annual gross is $660,000.
Asking Price
$270,000
Cash flow
$144,000
Revenue
$360,000
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Posting: 282565 | In Escrow | 9/3/23
For sale is a Korean restaurant with big potential that is located in the center of Morgan Hill. There is a full kitchen with a walk-in freezer, grill and fryer. It was established in 2013 with 2 full-time owners. Employees are N/A. There is an ABC beer/wine license. There are 50 seats.
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$1,100,000
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$350,000
Posting: 286101 | Available | 4/12/24
For sale is a nightclub in Rancho Cucamonga with a #47 license for sale. It also comes with an entertainment license for live bands. It has low rent and is in a busy traffic area. This would be a good space for Korean karaoke or dinner with hard liquor for golfers.
Asking Price
$350,000
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Posting: 286327 | Available | 4/29/24
A Korean fried chicken franchise is available for sale. The restaurant is in newer condition, clean, and situated in a busy center in Cupertino. Its size is 1350 square feet, and the rent is $11,500, inclusive of CAM, water, and garbage fees. The restaurant features a fully equipped kitchen.
Asking Price
$399,999
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Posting: 282743 | Available | 4/3/24
This is a freestanding building of a Korean restaurant for sale. Rent is $5,800 (no CAM = just rent). There's a 2-year + 5-option lease remaining. The size of the restaurant is 2,800 sq. ft. There's a 10.5-foot type 1 hood in the kitchen. There are 20 parking spots in the parking lot.
Asking Price
$329,999
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Posting: 280745 | Available | 5/15/23
For sale is a beautifully-built Korean BBQ restaurant. The current owner has a serious health issue and has to quit ASAP (and must sell fast), so this is a great buy (asset sale) with so much potential for a new owner. It is in a fast growing city with so much potential for a new owner.
Asking Price
$249,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$500,000
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Posting: 284394 | Available | 4/8/24
For sale is a great Korean K-Pop style fried Chicken concept restaurant located in very busy shopping center. It is 100% absentee run and opened 6 months ago and has great potential if new owner comes in do all the marketing & social media.
Asking Price
$325,000
Cash flow
$180,000
Revenue
$720,000
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$350,000
Posting: 285184 | Available | 2/15/24
For sale is a profitable and well-established Korean fried chicken restaurant in a busy strip center in San Diego North County. Rent is $8,800 including NNN by 1,400 sq ft. lease 4y + op. There's a fully equipped kitchen type 1 hood, unit cooler/freezer, and a large grease trap outside the kitchen.
Asking Price
$350,000
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Posting: 281241 | Available | 1/9/24
A rare opportunity awaits in the heart of Sacramento, California! The finest Tofu House in town, renowned for its authentic Korean cuisine, is seeking new ownership. Are you ready to take the helm of this well-established restaurant and make it your own?
Asking Price
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Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$1,200,000
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$450,000
Posting: 286184 | Available | 4/18/24
For sale is a Nashville hot chicken burger and Korean hot dog shop franchise located in San Francisco County, CA. This is an excellent location located to a busy shopping mall, a high-foot traffic area. The brand new shop opened in 2023, and it is easy to operate with the owner not working.
Asking Price
$450,000
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Posting: 275463 | Available | 8/3/22
Well established Korean restaurant located in very busy shopping center with Market anchored in Irvine, CA. Semi absentee run operation now and has so much potential if new owner comes in marketing & promotion. Avg. monthly sale $180,000 with monthly net profit approx. $40,000.
Asking Price
$1,100,000
Cash flow
$60,000
Revenue
$540,000
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Posting: 282570 | Available | 9/4/23
The quality and taste of the food is always consistently delicious and second to none and all ingredients are fantastic quality not to mention its classy restaurant. The food is extremely delicious and hands down the best Korean food with lots of side dishes.
Asking Price
$179,000
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Posting: 284116 | Available | 12/1/23
This is a breakfast & lunch cafe for sale. They sell American and Korean sandwiches and breakfast food. They are open 5 days a week (closed on weekends) from 6am-3:30pm. They have excellent Yelp reviews. The owner has owned it for 10 years but wants to retire.
Asking Price
$149,000
Cash flow
$307,452
Revenue
$1,020,000
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Posting: 285684 | Available | 3/17/24
This restaurant has a lot of potential as it is located in a plaza with a lot of foot traffic. This restaurant has customers who come to the restaurant and customers who come to the bar, so I think business will be good regardless of which concept the new owner uses.
Asking Price
$449,000
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Revenue
$950,000
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$150,000
Posting: 285947 | Available | 4/2/24
The buyer can continue with the same concept or, any other types of Korean, Japanese, Indian, and American menu is allowed. Check if any other type of menu is accepted. It is 5,500 sq ft. with a large kitchen (Annual Health Inspection done in January 2024)
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
$180,000
Revenue
$750,000
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$290,000
Posting: 285854 | Available | 3/26/24
Located in the bustling heart of a vibrant Hispanic neighborhood within L.A. County, this fast-casual restaurant is a gem in a busy shopping center, anchored by a significant tenant. Renowned for its fusion of Japanese and Korean cuisine, the restaurant has cemented its place as a local favorite.
Asking Price
$290,000
Cash flow
$250,000
Revenue
$1,800,000
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$1,300,000
Posting: 279011 | Available | 1/10/24
For sale is a Korean BBQ restaurant with a beer & wine license & property in Orange County. It is located on the main street in orange county with spacious parking. Excellent location & business opportunity for buyers wanting property and business together. Monthly sales around $110K(tax return).
Asking Price
$3,600,000
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$360,000
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Posting: 286033 | Available | 4/8/24
The newly constructed building, which has undergone interior renovations, has been in operation for about 7 years, maintaining a clean and well-decorated atmosphere. The surrounding area consists entirely of apartment complexes with 1,900 units, making it advantageous to operate on.
Asking Price
$99,000
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$972,000
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$100,000
Posting: 285565 | Available | 4/15/24
For sale is a well-established and famous Korean bibimbap place at Culver City shopping mall where it is busy all the time. Its monthly sale is about $81,000+. Its rent is $22,000 includes NNN, electricity, and storage. It is easy to operate and manage as it is absentee-owned.
Asking Price
$250,000
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