Business Address: None Given City: Walnut Creek Zip: None Given
Attributes: Broker-Broker Coop, For Sale By Owner, Asset Sale
Newly renovated Restaurant in Walnut Creek area offered as an asset sale, possible to covert to your needs. Currently operating as Japanese restaurant, fully equipped kitchen with hood large walk-in cooler and dish washer etc. Beer and Wine ABC license.
2200 Sq. Ft. space Rent is 2.15 sq. ft. plus NNN. New lease can be negotiated with land lord. Great location for Pho, Taqueria, Ramen, and more.
To get more information about this Restaurant - Renovated, Asset Sale, Can Convert business for sale in
Walnut Creek, Contra Costa please phone Kiyong - Owner/Seller (Buyer) at 510-396-3167 Cell and 510-396-3167 Text - if you get
voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you
saw this posting/ad #270725 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning
Kiyong - Owner/Seller, make sure you email Kiyong - Owner/Seller above to get more info about this
Restaurant - Renovated, Asset Sale, Can Convert, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this
business for sale. Thank you.
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