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Posting ID: 159884
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Posting: 205460 | Available | 10/2/20
Great opportunity to own a Japanese restaurant. It is located in Anaheim close to residential area. And also there are many retail stores near by. This restaurant could be converted to different types of restaurant, Korean or Vietnamese etc. Equipment of the restaurant is good condition.
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$64,900
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$681,203
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Posting: 288888 | Available | 12/26/24
For sale is a sushi restaurant with excellent reviews next to South Coast Plaza, busy area means a lot of customers and visibility of your business. The restaurant is in very good condition and needs nothing to run and operate.
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$119,000
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Posting: 289703 | Available | 4/22/25
Asset Sale. Well-established Asian restaurant in the busy shopping center with national brand restaurants. Its size is great 1,000+ sq ft and its rent of $3,000 including NNN. The restaurant has a hood and ABC license. Convertible to Korean.
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$119,000
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$60,000
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$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.
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$160,000
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$120,000
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$480,000
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Posting: 290502 | Available | 4/4/25
Sushi & Teriyaki restaurant for sale in a busy plaza with high foot traffic. Monthly revenue of $40,000+ and fully equipped for immediate operation. Flexible concept options and growing sales make this a prime investment opportunity.
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$130,000
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$276,000
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$1,320,000
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$280,000
Posting: 278997 | Available | 8/29/23
For sale is a profitable Japanese sushi and roll restaurant in Orange County with a beer license for sale. There can be an SBA loan approved for qualified, experienced buyers. The monthly average sales are $110k and the monthly net income is $23k. It is in a very busy traffic area.
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$650,000
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$360,000
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$85,000
Posting: 276708 | Available | 4/7/25
For sale is a great location in the affluent community of Cypress and a busy office building area. It is good for takeout and has a newly remodeled interior with an open kitchen. The current owner cannot run the store because of a shortage of employees and his health issue.
Asking Price
$88,000
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$275,000
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$1,650,000
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Posting: 290226 | Available | 3/12/25
For sale is a well-upgraded sushi bar located in a beautiful shop and city. The business features a strong team that works well together to serve delicious food at reasonable prices. The store has a very cute interior space that was recently upgraded.
Asking Price
$800,000
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$120,000
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$750,000
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Posting: 288241 | Available | 2/6/25
Franchise Japanese Handroll and Kushiyaki Restaurant located in Orange County. Buyer can purchase the Franchise or buy as an independent, change the name and concept. Highly desirable location in North OC.
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$295,000
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$65,000
Posting: 289444 | Available | 11/18/24
Situated in the heart of Orange County, this well-known Korean corn dog restaurant offers a variety of delicious menu items that have garnered a loyal customer base. Located in a bustling shopping center with major anchor tenants
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$65,000
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$950,000
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Posting: 290253 | Available | 3/31/25
Brand New Restaurant. The current monthly sale is about $80,000 and growing every month. Its size is about 1,600 sqft with a rent of $10,000 including NNN. Great location in an affluent community.
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$265,000
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$75,000
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Posting: 292506 | Available | 4/29/25
This 100% absentee-operated, company-owned Japanese sushi and ramen restaurant is located in a high-demand, high-traffic area with significant potential for high-volume sales.
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$500,000
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$40,896
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$119,304
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Posting: 292511 | Available | 4/29/25
Market sushi business is stable income and easy operate.
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$20,000
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$210,000
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$1,650,000
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Posting: 287811 | Available | 7/31/24
For sale is a very well-established, semi-absentee Korean restaurant located in a busy shopping center in Irvine. The current owner only works a little, primarily checking inventory and performing minor tasks. The restaurant size is approximately 1,700 square feet, with rent around $14,000.
Asking Price
$725,000
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$840,000
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$100,000
Posting: 281611 | Available | 4/22/25
For sale is a great and well-established sushi restaurant in the affluent and dynamic community of Fountain Valley. It has a great rent of $3,950 including NNN for 1,300+ sq ft. with plenty of parking spaces in the lot. its current monthly sale is $65,000 with open 5.5 days a week. Beer/Wine. SBA.
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$249,000
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$780,000
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$75,000
Posting: 290102 | Available | 4/22/25
This is an urgent sale of a Vietnamese fusion restaurant, popular among the younger generation. The current monthly sales exceed $65,000, and the restaurant occupies a 2,000-square-foot space. The rent is $11,750, which includes NNN. The facility is equipped with a full kitchen.
Asking Price
$149,000
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$60,000
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$420,000
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$265,000
Posting: 288800 | Available | 4/9/25
A well-established Korean Tofu House, located in a high-traffic shopping center, is now available for acquisition. The current owner, who has successfully operated the restaurant for 16 years, is preparing for retirement. The establishment occupies approximately 1,500 square feet.
Asking Price
$265,000
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$110,000
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$600,000
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Posting: 290225 | Available | 1/17/25
For sale is a 1,400 square-foot Chinese fast food restaurant located in a food court zone in Orange County. This is an easy-to-run business with a high volume of take-out service.
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$280,000
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Posting: 290758 | Available | 4/29/25
For sale is a free-standing restaurant located at the busy intersection of Knott and Lincoln Avenue. It has significant potential if the new owner implements a strong menu concept. You can do any type of Asian food like Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean, etc.
Asking Price
$178,000
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$72,000
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$179,316
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Posting: 290811 | Available | 4/21/25
Easy operate and stable income market sushi business. Inside a large market with high foot traffic all day. Consistent sales and reliable profit.
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$20,000
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$120,000
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$485,000
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$95,000
Posting: 290291 | Available | 3/23/25
For sale is a Chinese restaurant located in Orange County in a prime location, complete with an alcohol license. The store size is 2,000 square feet, offering a good space for a Japanese sushi restaurant or a Korean soon tofu restaurant.
Asking Price
$180,000
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$96,000
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$600,000
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$140,000
Posting: 272660 | Available | 3/23/25
For sale is a semi-absentee-run izakaya restaurant with a beer & wine license near Irvine. Open 6 days a week. The daily sales are about $2,500 (Friday sales: $4,000). Store size is 1,700 sq ft. with a 13-year lease left. There is a spacious kitchen. Located houses & high-density population areas.
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$290,000
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Posting: 291509 | Available | 4/27/25
Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. restaurant in Garden Grove. Currently a Korean-style bar generating approx. $45,000/month. Includes ABC license, low rent, new freezer, free parking. Diverse clientele. Employee-operated. Great opportunity for investment or rebranding.
Asking Price
$230,000
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$600,000
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$3,360,000
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$1,000,000
Posting: 292246 | Available | 4/16/25
Very rare business opportunities in Irvine, Orange County for sale. Brand new Japanese BBQ and sushi restaurant. Independent building with beer and wine license. Monthly Net income $50,000 currently. Landlord is not an Irvine Company. Store size: 6,500sf. Long term lease. Almost Absentee running.
Asking Price
$1,680,000
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$1,850,000
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$35
Posting: 282194 | Available | 1/30/24
For sale is a 100% absentee-run Japanese sushi restaurant with a hard liquor license. It is in a heavy-traffic area with all freeway access. The average monthly sales are between $150,000-$160,000. They are open from Monday to Thursday for dinner only. Friday-Sunday is open all day.
Asking Price
$450,000
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$400,000
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$500,000
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$250,000
Posting: 282879 | Available | 9/16/23
For sale is a california roll and udon shop that is easy to run. The current owner has moved to a bigger restaurant for more sales. It is easy to learn how to cook and control the business. The owner can get an SBA loan too.
Asking Price
$299,000
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$120,000
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$452,000
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$90,000
Posting: 290133 | Available | 4/23/25
An SBA loan is possible for qualified buyers. A Japanese sushi and rolls restaurant in Dana Point is for sale. The monthly rent is $2,740, including CAM charges, with a remaining lease term of 8 years and 6 months. The approximate monthly net income is $10,000.
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$239,000
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$60,000
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$230,000
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Posting: 290227 | Available | 1/17/25
For sale is a 1,000 SF upgraded YUBU food and boba drinks establishment. It features easy, homemade-style Japanese and Korean-style rice balls. The monthly rent is $2,500.
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$150,000
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$1,106
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$13,282
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Posting: 289716 | Available | 12/6/24
This company offers an advanced SaaS platform that revolutionizes QR code management and NFC tag functionalities. It integrates seamlessly with a robust website builder for mobile landing pages and micro-sites, catering to a diverse client base from individuals to corporate enterprises.
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$70,000
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