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Posting: 279413 | Available | 2/28/23
Central Valley of California, is a golden opportunity, for a hands-on owner-operator or a seasoned Restaurant Group to take this business to the next level, with an instant return on investment by implementing modern technology and operations.
Asking Price
$375,000
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Posting: 276649 | Available | 1/24/23
This is an excellent opportunity to own a sushi restaurant in Simi Valley. Training and support will be provided to the new owner. The asking price is $239,000. The average gross sales is around $70,000 per month.
Asking Price
$239,000
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$300,000
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$120,000
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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
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$1,440,000
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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
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$516,000
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Posting: 276376 | Available | 1/24/23
This is an excellent opportunity to own a sushi restaurant in Azusa, Los Angeles County, CA. The yearly gross sales are $516,000. The yearly net income is $264,000. Training and support will be provided to the new owner.
Asking Price
$250,000
Cash flow
$120,000
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$504,000
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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
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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
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$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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$1,440,000
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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
$215,000
Revenue
$444,767
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Posting: 286087 | Available | 5/13/24
This is a rare opportunity to own a well established franchise sushi bar business. It is located in a well known big supermarket in Peninsula since 2005. This is a simple operating business with a clean book and record. Seller claims the annual operating net income is about $215,000.
Asking Price
$198,000
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$4,600,000
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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
$240,000
Revenue
$840,000
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Posting: 275156 | Available | 4/26/24
This restaurant has very big potential as it is located in a high foot traffic area and they are very busy. This restaurant is not an all-you-can-eat. So the profit margin is good. This restaurant's menu is very simple. It is easy to operate, so you don't need many employees.
Asking Price
$250,000
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$1,694,916
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Posting: 277954 | Available | 1/29/24
For sale is a sushi restaurant that is in a great location with huge potential. The new owners can change any concept restaurant or keep the sushi restaurant. They have a Type 47 alcohol license. You can sell any alcohol. This restaurant has a hard liquor bar. The store size is 4,800 sq ft.
Asking Price
$450,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$900,000
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Posting: 281611 | Available | 5/13/24
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 $3,850 including NNN for 1,300+ sq ft. with plenty of parking spaces in the lot. its current monthly sale is $75,000 with open 6 days a week. Beer/Wine. SBA.
Asking Price
$350,000
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$540,000
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Posting: 283144 | Available | 4/12/24
For sale is a well-established sushi restaurant in the community that has 4.6 stars on Yelp! Currently, the restaurant is open 5.5 days a week with an A La Carte Menu. It is a good size of 1,800 sq ft. with a great rent of $1,800 including NNN and plenty of parking spaces.
Asking Price
$180,000
Cash flow
$30,000
Revenue
$160,000
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$150,000
Posting: 286364 | Available | 5/1/24
Our business, founded 1.5 years ago by two Brazilian friends, specializes in Japanese-Brazilian fusion cuisine and has been profitable since day one. We sell cone-shaped sushi hand rolls and poke bowls and have amassed a substantial clientele, earning the highest Google rating.
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
$96,000
Revenue
$1,080,000
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Posting: 276878 | Available | 6/20/23
For sale is a sushi restaurant at a great location on a major road with good visibility. It used to gross over 120k per month, but the current owner is sick and must retire. There is huge room to improve the business. It is only open 6 days as it is closed on Sundays.
Asking Price
$350,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$998,000
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$150,000
Posting: 283781 | Available | 2/8/24
For sale is colorful Japanese restaurant & sushi bar with a liquor license, located in a shopping center. The business was established in 1984. The present owner has been there for 9 years as semi-absentee, and it is help-run. There are 10 part-time and 3 full-time employees. It's open 6 days.
Asking Price
$198,000
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$400,000
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Posting: 286325 | Available | 4/29/24
A teriyaki & wings restaurant is for sale, boasting a great location with huge potential. The menu features rolls and ramen. The store size is approximately 1200 square feet. This opportunity is a must-see!
Asking Price
$100,000
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Posting: 286272 | Available | 4/26/24
A Korean BBQ & sushi restaurant with the property is for sale, ideal for an owner-user. It is possible to obtain financing through SBA. The restaurant has huge potential and operates only 4 days a week. The current owner wants to retire.
Asking Price
$870,000
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$150,000
Posting: 285294 | Available | 4/25/24
For an asset sale is a well-established Japanese sushi restaurant that's been in the affluent community for a long time. The store size is 2,400 sq. ft with a rent of $5,200 including NNN and plenty of parking spaces. It has a full kitchen hood and a walk-in cooler/freezer with Teppan. BW license.
Asking Price
$150,000
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$840,000
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Posting: 282985 | Available | 5/8/24
For sale is a well-established sushi restaurant in the community that's been around for a long time. Currently, the restaurant's monthly sale is about $77,000 with an a la carte menu. Its a good size of 1,600+ sq. ft with a great rent of $7,650 including NNN. It has a beer and wine license.
Asking Price
$185,000
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$300,000
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$120,000
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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
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$300,000
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Posting: 279437 | Available | 4/30/24
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
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Posting: 284009 | Available | 11/24/23
For sale is a well established and remodeled Japanese restaurant. This is a restaurant located in an area with a high population flow, very busy for tourists, events, shops etc. It has a beautiful patio area. Size is estimated to be 1,200 ~ 1,500 sq. ft (40 seating) / patio outside (36 seating)
Asking Price
$249,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$1,200,000
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$130,000
Posting: 281800 | Available | 5/8/24
For sale is a casual Japanese sushi restaurant in the affluent community. It has just been well-established and famous in the community shopping center with other national restaurants. The current monthly sale is about $100,000 with short business days. Its rent is about $9,150 including NNN.
Asking Price
$400,000
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Posting: 281310 | Available | 5/13/24
This approximate 1,200 sq ft. sushi & chicken restaurant is located in an Eastbay shopping mall. This restaurant has its own seating and restroom. The restaurant has its own kitchen which is well-equipped and includes a walk-in freezer and kitchen hood. The total rent is a reasonable $5,092.
Asking Price
$45,000
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Posting: 286032 | Available | 4/8/24
For sale is a hidden gem in the San Francisco Excelsior district near Safeway. It is a cozy sushi spot with fresh sashimi, diverse rolls, and a Japanese ambiance. The decor is nice, modern, and clean. There is a sushi bar inside to your left. The owner puts lots of care into making sushi.
Asking Price
$230,000
Cash flow
$164,400
Revenue
$865,000
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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
$156,000
Revenue
$420,000
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Posting: 285342 | Available | 4/29/24
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
$99,000
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$990,000
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Posting: 286308 | Available | 4/28/24
For sale is a top-rated sushi restaurant with excellent Yelp and Open Table combined ratings over 4.8 (on a 5.0 scale). Fully built out sushi restaurant with Type 1 Hood and 50+ gallon grease trap. Upscale sushi bar with over 35 seats in excellent overall condition.
Asking Price
$299,000
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$1,320,000
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Posting: 281307 | Available | 5/9/24
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
$36,000
Revenue
$216,000
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$58,500
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
$58,500
Cash flow
$180,000
Revenue
$576,000
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$90,000
Posting: 277471 | Available | 3/29/23
This franchise sushi bar is inside a marine base of the Yucca valley area. There is no rent or utility. The buyer needs approval from the franchisor so they charge a franchise fee. $4,500 for 5 years and the 2-week training fee is $1,500 and given to 64% of the monthly receipts every 4 weeks.
Asking Price
$90,000
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Posting: 286489 | Available | 5/8/24
A sushi restaurant is for sale with a prime location! It is situated on a busy main street in town. The establishment is fully equipped with a beer and wine license. Currently, it operates 7 days a week, opening from 12pm to 9:30pm on Monday to Friday, and from 1pm to 9pm on Sunday.
Asking Price
$165,000
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$960,000
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Posting: 270486 | In Escrow | 6/28/23
Here's a high-volume sushi restaurant for sale in Forest Hills in San Francisco. This restaurant has a unique menu that's a mixture of traditional Japanese sushi and tapas with many specials that are only served here. It is located in a wonderful, quiet, oasis in the City.
Asking Price
$195,000
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