Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$504,000
Down
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Posting: 278334 | Available | 1/17/23
If you like the authentic, awesome, quiet, and great neighborhood sushi restaurant, this is the place to go. The restaurant is a very nice place to enjoy authentic Japanese sushi with family and friends and the ambiance and atmosphere of this restaurant are very clean, cozy, and quiet.
Asking Price
$145,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$360,000
Down
All Cash
Posting: 269845 | Available | 8/1/22
Great 5 days Japanese Teriyaki & Rolls Fast Food restaurant located on very high demand area in Santa Fe Spring with industry park & companies. Current owner runs this restaurant since 2014 and ready for retirement at age almost 70. Business hours: 8:30 am to 7pm. Open 5 days a week Monday-Friday.
Asking Price
$179,000
Cash flow
$53,019
Revenue
$539,340
Down
$255,000
Posting: 255699 | Available | 10/22/20
This sushi restaurant is definitely a hidden gem. The interior of the sushi restaurant is adorable, super cozy and great modern decor. The owner is ready to move on to different ventures. The food is terrific, always consistent and fresh and absolutely amazing spread and come see for yourself.
Asking Price
$255,000
Cash flow
$144,000
Revenue
$1,320,000
Down
$250,000
Posting: 285296 | Available | 4/6/24
This is a Japanese sushi restaurant in Pasadena for sale. It has a beer and wine license. It is absentee-run (the seller has another full time job). The seller does not know how to make sushi/rolls. This would be a good business for experienced buyers to increase sales volume. Spacious parkings
Asking Price
$570,000
Cash flow
$332,174
Revenue
$1,812,789
Down
$600,000
Posting: 281016 | Available | 6/2/23
Are you looking for an existing profitable business to buy? Do you want a business in a prime location? Are you ready to run a successful sushi business? Did you know sushi restaurants are one of the best businesses to own? Many sushi restaurant owners have experienced great success!
Asking Price
$600,000
Cash flow
$400,000
Revenue
$1,350,000
Down
$30
Posting: 281643 | Available | 3/6/24
This is a Japanese sushi restaurant for sale in a good area of Oakland. It is a small and cozy restaurant. The size of the restaurant is 1,000 sq. ft and the rent is $5,900 including CAM. The monthly sales are $110,000-$120,000 and the seller is working as a sushi chef.
Asking Price
$499,999
Cash flow
$156,000
Revenue
$420,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285342 | Available | 2/24/24
This sushi and teriyaki restaurant has sufficient potential, and all equipment is available, so you can start business right away. You can change it to any concept restaurant or keep this concept. There is no alcohol license. Must see!
Asking Price
$100,000
Cash flow
$212,280
Revenue
$483,120
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285168 | Available | 2/14/24
This sushi bar is in a very big market with high foot traffic everyday Franchise headquarters charges a 38% (variable) fee of the gross sales. 38% includes all utility fees (rent, electricity, etc). You don't have to pay any utility fee. It is easy to operate and has stable income. Must see!
Asking Price
$130,000
Cash flow
$1,140,000
Revenue
$120,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 278510 | Available | 4/7/23
For sale is a profitable Japanese sushi & poke restaurant with a beer & wine license. It is located in the business district of the Burbank area with lots of shops, office buildings, stores, and restaurants with great foot traffic. There is great potential for the sushi chef.
Asking Price
$279,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$300,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 279437 | Available | 3/13/24
This is a family-owned sushi restaurant for sale in San Francisco Polk Street. This small little hole-in-the-wall restaurant is nestled among several dining options on Polk Street. This central commercial strip, featuring mom and pop shops, all kinds of restaurants, bars, and cafes
Asking Price
$168,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$954,636
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285679 | Available | 3/15/24
This sushi bar is in a very big market with high foot traffic every day. The franchise headquarters charges a 33% (variable) fee of the gross sales. 33% includes all utility fees (rent, electricity, etc). You don't have to pay any utility fee. It is easy to operate and has a stable income.
Asking Price
$220,000
Cash flow
$132,000
Revenue
$1,020,000
Down
$485,000
Posting: 286137 | Available | 4/15/24
For sale is a renowned sushi restaurant located in Los Angeles County. This establishment features a beer and wine license and an inviting enclosed patio with seating for approximately 16 guests. It is situated in a bustling shopping center that enjoys a diverse mix of retail businesses.
Asking Price
$485,000
Cash flow
$913,256
Revenue
$2,527,378
Down
$315,000
Posting: 284118 | In Escrow | 1/18/24
A highly profitable sushi restaurant located in Hollywood is available for sale. This business is pre-qualified by the SBA for financing from several PLP lenders, requiring only a 15% down payment. The seller is willing to continue managing for a certain period for a smooth transition.
Asking Price
$2,100,000
Cash flow
$348,000
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
$520,000
Posting: 280329 | Available | 4/21/23
This is a Japanese Restaurant in a good location and neighborhood. Opening hours are short. The asking price is $1,300,000. It is good for a highly experienced buyer of Japanese Restaurants. Net income is about $29,000.00/Month.
Asking Price
$1,300,000
Cash flow
$300,000
Revenue
$120,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 276651 | Available | 1/24/23
For sale is a very successful sushi restaurant in Victorville was established in 2008. They are open 6 days a week so new buyers will have more potential to increase sales if you open 7 days a week. They have 16 employees and a type 41 liquor license. It is 2,500 sq ft. for $8,000 rent and seats 83.
Asking Price
$495,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
$98,000
Posting: 282859 | Available | 4/9/24
Price reduced! This is a turnkey sushi restaurant for sale in the Beverly Grove area! This is a rare opportunity as the premises come with a non-expiring CUP that includes a Type 41 Beer & Wine license. The kitchen features a 10-foot hood and well-maintained kitchen equipment.
Asking Price
$98,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$1,320,000
Down
$165,000
Posting: 281307 | Available | 4/8/24
For sale is a well-established and famous sushi & roll restaurant in the Huntington Beach area. The store was recently remodeled with two separate kitchens. Its current sale is about $110,000, but last year's annual sale was $1,477,000. Its store size is a very spacious 3,000 sq. ft.
Asking Price
$555,000
Cash flow
$164,400
Revenue
$865,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 280096 | Available | 4/4/24
For sale is a sushi restaurant close to the I5 Freeway in South Orange County, CA. It is very visible from the road and is within walking distance of the beach. It has crowded military and tourist crowds on weekends. There is potential to increase business with owner-chef. The partnership split.
Asking Price
$249,000
Cash flow
$276,000
Revenue
$1,320,000
Down
$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.
Asking Price
$650,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$1,200,000
Down
$300,000
Posting: 284282 | Available | 4/4/24
For sale is a well-established sushi restaurant in the community that has great responses on Yelp! Currently, the restaurant is open 6 days a week with an A La Carte Menu. It is a good size of 1,500 sq ft. with a great rent of $8,800 including NNN and plenty of parking spaces.
Asking Price
$555,000
Cash flow
$200,000
Revenue
$850,000
Down
$145,000
Posting: 281632 | Available | 3/24/24
For sale is a great and well-established sushi restaurant with 4.5 stars on Yelp! Currently, the store opens for 5 days a week because of a shortage of employees and its monthly sale is currently around $70,000. Its size is about just 1,200 sq ft. with a great rent of $3,620 including NNN.
Asking Price
$285,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$4,600,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 284672 | Available | 3/1/24
The owner is absentee!! This Japanese restaurant is in a desirable downtown, excellent prime location, There is private ample parking on site with hard liquor licensed. This is a thriving restaurant with over $4 million/year in gross sales and 10 years of reasonable rent.
Asking Price
$3,990,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
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Posting: 285321 | Available | 4/4/24
This is a Japanese sushi restaurant for sale in a great location--18 street. It is only two blocks away from Castro St., a nice neighborhood with a constant flow of foot traffic. There is a cozy dining area with a sushi bar. It is 1,200 square feet. The rent is $3,000 including NNN.
Asking Price
$238,000
Cash flow
Call / Email
Revenue
$1,440,000
Down
Call / Email
Posting: 276444 | Available | 1/24/23
For sale is a high-profit sushi restaurant located in San Diego, CA. Currently, the owner opens 6 days a week. The annual gross sales are $1,440,000. Training and support will be included as well.
Asking Price
$470,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
$199,999
Posting: 285226 | Available | 2/17/24
Tangible asset sale! Located on a bustling street in Laguna Beach, this property is within walking distance of the beach. This is a turn-key opportunity for a sushi restaurant. The sale includes good conditions of the Furniture, Fixtures, & Equipment (FF&E) and a Type 41 license.
Asking Price
$199,999
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
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Call/Email
Posting: 285727 | Available | 3/20/24
Boasting an intimate dining space and an equipped kitchen, with a Type 1 hood, Type 41 beer and wine license, super location, great lease and terms, this sushi restaurant is primed for success! 20 years in business and located on the cable car line it is easily accessible.
Asking Price
$125,000
Cash flow
$36,000
Revenue
$216,000
Down
$65,000
Posting: 276382 | Available | 4/16/24
For sale is a sushi & roll franchise inside a Ralph supermarket in Fountain Valley, Orange County. This is a fast-growing sushi and rolls franchise that has been in America since November 1986. The business hours are 9 am - 3:30 pm. The rent, electricity, and utility have no expenses. Semi absentee
Asking Price
$65,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$840,000
Down
$130,000
Posting: 284090 | Available | 4/8/24
This is a well-established and famous sushi restaurant in the Glendora area. Its current monthly sale is about $70,000 with a full kitchen and beer/wine. It is 2,000 sq ft. with rent of just $4,100 including NNN. They have beer/wine.
Asking Price
$269,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285540 | Available | 4/15/24
For sale is a Japanese sushi restaurant located in a great area with outside seating and reserved parking. The seller has multiple restaurants and he lives outside of this area. This is the reason for the sale. Most customers are individuals; many regular customers come from high-tech companies.
Asking Price
$96,000
Cash flow
$500,000
Revenue
$3,100,000
Down
$1,650,000
Posting: 275102 | Available | 4/9/24
For sale is a very popular sushi & teppan grill restaurant with a full cocktail license. They have loud music, are trendy, and are well-established in the heart of South Orange County. Since 2005, this restaurant with a nightclub vibe has been rocking customers and pouring drinks.
Asking Price
$1,650,000
Cash flow
$53,019
Revenue
$539,340
Down
$255,000
Posting: 255699 | Available | 10/22/20
This sushi restaurant is definitely a hidden gem. The interior of the sushi restaurant is adorable, super cozy and great modern decor. The owner is ready to move on to different ventures. The food is terrific, always consistent and fresh and absolutely amazing spread and come see for yourself.
Asking Price
$255,000
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