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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.
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$150,000
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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
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$500,000
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$3,000,000
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$1,450,000
Posting: 275102 | Available | 5/22/24
20 Years of Teppan Entertainment, Sushi and Cocktail bar in South Orange County. Professional Teppan and Sushi Chefs provide a unique dining experience. Restaurant has a cocktail bar, and has a Rock N' Roll theme. This is a destination restaurant that requires no advertising. Absentee Owner
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$1,450,000
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Posting: 282560 | Available | 9/3/23
This very desirable restaurant is well-located in a busy commercial area in downtown Hayward. The location has many new condos in the are and ample parking for the customers. This restaurant has approximately 2,241 sq ft. which includes a nice 425 sq ft. upstairs storage room and office.
Asking Price
$178,000
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$360,000
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Posting: 276708 | Available | 4/28/24
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
$89,000
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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
Cash flow
$36,000
Revenue
$216,000
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$57,000
Posting: 276382 | Available | 5/16/24
All rent, electricity, and utility fees are paid for by the franchisor. 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 9am-3:30pm.
Asking Price
$57,000
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$600,000
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$3,480,000
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$520,000
Posting: 286662 | Available | 5/21/24
An absentee-run Izakaya is for sale. The yearly sales exceed $3 million, and the monthly net income is $50,000. The Japanese Izakaya is situated in the best commercial district, which is also a center of tourism and the film industry. Only principals may inquire; broker cooperation is not available.
Asking Price
$1,290,000
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$1,100,000
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$250,000
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
$495,000
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Posting: 286281 | Available | 4/26/24
A spacious sushi restaurant is available for sale in Fair Oaks of Sacramento County. This restaurant features a clean, spacious interior with a sushi bar. The lease amount is $3662.00, covering water, garbage, CAM, and SEWER. With approximately 1,500 square feet and seating for 49 patrons.
Asking Price
$125,000
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Posting: 276967 | Available | 4/30/24
For sale is a family-owned Japanese restaurant for sale in the unique Morgan Hill community. Established in 2002, they specialize in custom rolls that you can't find anywhere else. They also have a wide variety of items for people who don't eat raw fish. The outdoor dining is very romantic
Asking Price
$180,000
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$268,296
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$706,056
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Posting: 285978 | Available | 4/4/24
This sushi bar is located in a very large market with significant foot traffic every day. The franchise headquarters charges a 38% variable fee on gross sales, which includes all utilities fees such as rent and electricity. You do not have to pay any utilities fees. Easy operation and stable income.
Asking Price
$160,000
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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
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$915,000
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Posting: 286340 | Available | 4/30/24
A well-established Japanese bentos and sushi restaurant is available for sale in Downtown Mateo. This delightful casual sit-down Japanese spot, located in downtown San Mateo, boasts positive reviews and satisfied clientele. It is renowned for its generous portions, welcoming staff, etc.
Asking Price
$299,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$780,000
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Posting: 286244 | Available | 4/24/24
Don't miss out on the chance to acquire this exceptional 2,200 sq. ft. Japanese sushi restaurant in a prime location. Take the next step towards owning a successful culinary business by contacting me today for more information and to arrange a private tour of the premises.
Asking Price
$170,000
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$100,000
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$636,000
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Posting: 282205 | Available | 4/28/24
For sale is a casual Japanese sushi restaurant in Chino Hills. It is well-established and famous in the community shopping center with other national restaurants. The current monthly sale is about $53,000, and is open 6 days a week. Its size and rent are 1,400 sq. ft plus patio.
Asking Price
$225,000
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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.
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$45,000
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Posting: 277326 | Available | 11/10/23
For sale is a well-established, high-cash-flow Japanese restaurant with great neighborhood reviews. The seller's estimated net cash minimum is $25,000 ~ $30,000 monthly. It has a good lease with options available. A new lease is negotiable with the landlord.
Asking Price
$299,000
Cash flow
$144,000
Revenue
$1,324,452
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$240,000
Posting: 285296 | Available | 5/8/24
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
$565,000
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Posting: 285188 | Available | 2/15/24
A Japanese sushi restaurant located in Simi Valley is currently on the market. Boasting 14 seats at the sushi bar and an additional 32 seats in the dining room, it offers ample space for patrons to enjoy their dining experience.
Asking Price
$190,000
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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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$240,000
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$1,080,000
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Posting: 280346 | Available | 4/24/23
A well-established business in Los Angeles County. Well-recognized branding. Highly profitable. Great location within a large shopping center with nationally anchored tenants.
Asking Price
$550,000
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$261,360
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$1,423,656
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Posting: 286182 | Available | 4/18/24
This is a sushi restaurant located in a plaza with a lot of traffic. It is currently open 5 days a week, but sales are expected to increase even more if it opens on Sundays. Currently operating 5 days a week, the average monthly sales is $120,000. This restaurant has a lot of regular customers.
Asking Price
$479,000
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$332,174
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$1,812,789
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$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!
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$600,000
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$350,000
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Posting: 284376 | Available | 5/2/24
For sale is a franchise sushi kiosk that is easy to run and manage. It averages 30K in sales monthly. The partnership is dissolving. It is semi-absentee-run but a great business for couples or families.
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$85,000
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$960,000
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$130,000
Posting: 280280 | Available | 4/25/24
For sale is a great and well-established sushi restaurant in the affluent and still-growing community of Thousand Oaks. It has a great rent of $4,950 including NNN for 1,200 sq ft with a spacious outside patio. its current monthly sale is $80,000 with Sundays closed.
Asking Price
$395,000
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$180,000
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$1,140,000
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Posting: 285021 | Available | 2/6/24
This sushi restaurant It is located in a plaza with a lot of traffic. There are many famous restaurants in the same plaza, such as Taco Bell, Dunkin Donuts, a Thai restaurant, and Jersey Mike's, so there is a lot of floating population. It is currently open only 5 days a week.
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$389,000
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Posting: 286636 | Available | 5/19/24
A Japanese sushi restaurant for sale is in a busy shopping center. A well-designed dining area with a sushi bar. Kitchen has two hoods, 14.5 feet and 6.5 feet, and other kitchen equipment. It has a beer and wine license, storage, ADA restroom, and an outdoor grease interceptor.
Asking Price
$230,000
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$1,000,000
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Posting: 284908 | Available | 1/30/24
An exceptional opportunity awaits with this well-established Japanese sushi restaurant in a prime location emphasis on location, location, location! Boasting a spacious 2,001 sq.ft., this culinary gem is positioned for success. The current monthly sales average an impressive $90,000+.
Asking Price
$399,000
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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