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Livermore, California
Modern and AYCE Absentee Run Korean BBQ
$ 899,999
Price Lowed!!! Well Maintained and Modern, Casual, ALL- YOU-CAN EAT Korean BBQ restaurant for sale. Restaurant is located in the downtown Livermore. This restaurant is running by employees (Absentee owner). Size of the restaurant is 5000sq and there are 48 BBQ tables. Rent is $21,500 including CAM. Monthly sale is over $170,000~190,000. Must sign NDA. *Type 47 liquor.

Dublin, California
Korean BBQ Restaurant - Semi Absentee Owner
$ 449,999
Price lowered!!! This is a Korean BBQ restaurant for sale. This restaurant is located in the busy strip center. Currently operating as a semi-absentee-run business. Monthly gross is $135,000. Rent got lowered and paying $15,500. There's a fully equipped kitchen with 19 feet hood walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. There are 19 BBQ tables with hoods. *Beer/wine license. *Asset Sale : Bring your menu..

Buena Park, California
MONTH RENT $8,750: 2,500sf SPACE RENT in BUENA PARK COFFEE, COFFEE ROASTING BRUNCH BAKERY | BUENA PARK
$ 1
LANDLORD MOTIVATED TO LEASE. A unique opportunity to acquire a 2, 500 square foot space for a Coffee Shop, Tea Shop, and Bakery business in Buena Park, California. Coun Laundry possible too. Recently Coin Laundry was established. This versatile space is offered by Broker Joey Kim(cell 213 255 1478) and is strategically located near the intersection of Freeway 5 and Beach Boulevard in Orange County. With high car traffic in the area, your business can cater to a wide range of customers seeking quality coffee, tea, and delightful baked goods. The space is available at a competitive rate of $3.50 per square foot, providing excellent value in a bustling region of Southern California. This is a chance not to miss if you're looking to venture into, or expand in, the thriving food and beverage industry. For further details about this opportunity, please reach out to Broker Joey Kim at 213 255 1478.

Los Angeles, California
Bar & Restaurant Asset Sale in LA Koreatown – Flexible Concept Opportunity
$ 85,000
LA Koreatown Korean Pub / Pocha for Sale Opportunity to Expand Daytime Operations · Reasonable Offers Considered This Korean-style pub and pocha is located in a prime area in the heart of LA Koreatown. The business currently operates as a traditional Korean pub serving soju, beer, makgeolli, and a variety of Korean bar foods, including fried dishes, stir-fried dishes, and spicy appetizers. The restaurant has a lively and casual atmosphere, making it a comfortable place for friends and coworkers to enjoy drinks and food. A new owner may continue operating the current Korean pub and pocha concept or introduce a new menu, brand, or concept. Currently Open Only During Evening Hours. Potential to Increase Sales by Adding Breakfast and Lunch Operations The current business hours are from 6:00 p.m. to midnight, and the restaurant operates only during the evening. The morning and lunch hours are currently unused, creating significant potential for a new owner to expand operations and increase revenue by opening during the daytime. Because the business is located in the heart of LA Koreatown, it may benefit from steady customer traffic from nearby office workers, residents, visitors, and customers dining at surrounding restaurants. By adding coffee, boba drinks, simple desserts, brunch, Korean snack foods, light meals, or takeout items during the morning and lunch hours, a new owner may be able to create an additional source of revenue beyond the existing evening sales. Since the premises are currently unused for a substantial portion of the day, extending the operating hours may also allow the existing facilities and rent expense to be utilized more efficiently. The business currently closes at midnight, but the operating hours may potentially be extended until 2:00 a.m., allowing a new owner to attract additional late-night customers. Good Opportunity for a New Concept The current Korean pub and pocha concept may be continued after the purchase. However, no POS records, Profit and Loss statements, tax returns, or other official financial documents are available. Therefore, rather than evaluating the business solely based on the reported sales, this opportunity may be more suitable for a buyer who wants to use the location, existing improvements, seating capacity, and liquor license to launch a new menu or concept. Potential concepts may include a Korean pocha, pub, izakaya, fusion bar, Korean snack restaurant, boba shop, dessert café, or a combined daytime and evening operation. Seller Will Consider Reasonable Offers The seller is motivated to sell and is open to discussing reasonable offers from serious and qualified buyers. After reviewing the business conditions and potential of the location, buyers are encouraged to visit the premises and submit a good-faith offer. There may be room to negotiate the purchase price and transaction terms. Basic Information * Premises Size: Approximately 1,250 sq. ft. * Seating Capacity: Approximately 55 seats * Rent: $3,200 per month plus approximately $2,000 CAM * Annual Rent Increase: 3% * Lease: Approximately 1 year and 6 months remaining, plus a 3-year option * New Lease May Be Negotiable * Monthly Sales: Approximately $23,000 to $24,000 * Delivery Sales: Approximately $4,000 per month * Takeout Sales: Approximately $5,000 per month * Employees: One full-time employee at $20 per hour and two part-time employees at $17 per hour * Owner Involvement: Full-time owner-operated * Opened: January 2021 * Reason for Sale: Seller would like to take a break * Transaction Terms: Cash Only * SBA Financing Is Not Available * Liquor License Included * No POS Records, Profit and Loss Statements, or Tax Returns Available With a desirable location, ample seating, an existing kitchen, and a liquor license, this business may be a good opportunity for a buyer who wants to expand operations into the breakfast, lunch, or late-night hours and create additional revenue. The opportunity may be suitable for buyers who wish to continue the current business or introduce a new brand, menu, or concept.

San Francisco County, California
Mochi donuts and coffee with kitchen for sale in Irvine
$ 150,000
Take a moment to consider this golden opportunity to acquire a thriving Mochi donut and coffee shop, located in the heart of Irvine, California. This business is a hidden gem nestled within a bustling Japanese marketplace, surrounded by other retail tenants, ensuring a constant stream of customers. It's a delightful destination for dessert lovers, offering a unique menu of freshly made Japanese-style Mochi donuts, French puff, Mochi Malasada, brioche, and cronuts. This business stands out not just for its unique offerings but also for its strategic location in one of Orange County's busiest areas. The shop benefits from high foot traffic and can be quite busy during peak hours, offering a steady revenue stream. The lease amount of $9800, which covers water, garbage, and CAM charges, is a reasonable expense for such a prime location. The shop is an absentee-run business, providing an excellent opportunity for an owner-operator to increase profits by reducing labor costs. The approximately 900 square feet space is well-utilized and includes a kitchen equipped with a type 1 hood, allowing for potential menu expansion. Despite only opening in March 2022, the shop has quickly gained popularity and demonstrated strong potential for further growth. This is not just a business for sale, but an opportunity to step into a profitable and fully operational venture, complete with all the necessary equipment and infrastructure. Whether you're a first-time business owner or a seasoned entrepreneur, this Moch

Fremont, California
ABsentee run boba shop with kitchen for sale in Fremont
$ 168,000
For sale is an absentee-run Boba Cafe located in Fremont, California, operating under an established brand known for its wide variety of high-quality drinks. This business specializes in fresh fruit teas, milk teas, and signature brown sugar boba, utilizing top-tier ingredients such as Taiwanese tea leaves and Japanese matcha. The modern and clean ambiance of the shop is complemented by a self-service kiosk, creating a casual vibe that customers appreciate. The space, which covers approximately 1000+ square feet, is equipped with a kitchen and type 1 hood, allowing for a diverse menu offering beyond the signature drinks. The business can be found in the Alameda County area of California, and is conveniently set up with some EV chargers in the back parking lot, an appealing feature for eco-conscious customers. Operating under lease terms which amount to $4200, this business generates an average gross income of $30,000 per month. If you're interested in owning a turnkey business in the food and beverage industry, this Boba Shop offers a great opportunity. Contact the broker for more details.

San Francisco County, California
Absentee run Mochi donuts and dessert shop for sale in SF stonetown mall
$ 200,000
Imagine yourself running a thriving mochi donut and dessert shop in one of San Francisco's most established shopping destinations. You'll love the convenience of this absentee-run business located in Stonestown Galleria, where foot traffic flows naturally from the mall's 100+ specialty stores and nearby San Francisco State University. This isn't just any donut shop - you're stepping into the popular mochi donut trend that has captured San Francisco's diverse palate. The unique chewy texture and Instagram-worthy appearance of mochi donuts creates a loyal following that keeps customers coming back for more. You'll appreciate the prime location advantage. Stonestown Galleria sits on San Francisco's West Side, drawing steady traffic from university students, local residents, and shoppers. The proximity to San Francisco State University means you'll have a built-in customer base of young adults who love trendy desserts and specialty drinks. The current absentee ownership model means you have flexibility in how hands-on you want to be. Whether you're looking for a semi-passive investment or want to dive in and grow the concept further, this established operation gives you that choice. Your lease is competitively positioned at $13,000 monthly, which includes water, garbage, and CAM charges - no surprise expenses there. This all-inclusive approach helps you budget more effectively and focus on what matters most: serving delicious mochi donuts and building customer relationships. The dessert and specialty coffee market continues growing, especially for unique concepts like mochi donuts. You're not just buying a business - you're investing in a food trend that bridges traditional Asian flavors with modern American dessert culture, perfect for San Francisco's multicultural community. This established business comes with existing revenue history and an operational foundation, so you won't be starting from scratch. You'll step into a proven concept in a high-traffic location, ready to build on the success already created.

Santa Rosa, California
Boba Tea And Vietnamese Sandwiches - Busy Street
$ 160,000
Boba tea and Vietnamese sandwich shop for sale in Downtown Santa Rosa. Located in bustling and busy street full of restaurants, cafe and other retail shops. Casual spot serving sandwiches, desserts, and exotic teas, including bubble tea, in a cozy setting. Approximately 1100 square feet. Monthly sales is $25,000. Rent is super low at $2500.
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