Status: Off The Market
Posting ID: 256688
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NOTE: This BizBen Posting #256688 Sushi Market in Tustin, Orange County is currently INACTIVE Today (Either: It's In Escrow, It's Sold, or Is Off The Market Temporarily) - Please See Today's ACTIVE Postings below that match this posting's attributes. For your convenience there are also helpful links below to assist you in your search to buy or sell a small to mid-sized business that matches your criteria. Thank you for using BizBen.com.
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Cash flow
$96,000
Revenue
$1,080,000
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$30
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
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Revenue
$400,538
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$69,000
Posting: 284655 | Available | 4/11/24
For sale is a South Orange County Asian BBQ grill restaurant with great food & 5-star reviews. The restaurant is located in a shopping center anchored by a movie theater and surrounded by a lot of offices & businesses with great daytime employees and residential neighborhoods.
Asking Price
$69,000
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N/A
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N/A
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$55,000
Posting: 284562 | Available | 4/16/24
This Chinese fast-food restaurant is on the market for sale in an "as-is" condition, as an asset sale. The new owner has the flexibility to either retain the existing menu or introduce a completely new concept. The restaurant boasts a prime location.
Asking Price
$55,000
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Revenue
$300,000
Down
$62,800
Posting: 285884 | Available | 5/14/24
For sale is a Japanese sushi roll and teriyaki restaurant in city of Orange. It is located near mixed houses and commercial buildings. The store size is 1,050 sf. Rent is $3,420 with CAM charges. The reason for selling is that the seller to move other states soon. Open 6 days a week. AS IS SALE
Asking Price
$62,800
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Revenue
$820,000
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Posting: 280735 | Available | 4/8/24
This is a very nice well-established Japanese ramen restaurant located in a major shopping center in a high-demand Irvine area. It is possible for a new owner to convert it to another type of food menu. The size is approximately 1,500 sq ft. and rent is $11,007 including NNN and water.
Asking Price
$168,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$480,000
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Posting: 282528 | Available | 9/1/23
This is a long-established Thai restaurant for sale. It has a 25-year history, 9 years under current seller. It has a long lease of 5 + 5 with a rent of $5,500/month (incl. NNN). The 1 owner works full time with 9 P/T employees. There is an ABC type 41 license in place.
Asking Price
$169,000
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
Cash flow
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Revenue
$360,000
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$89,000
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
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$900,000
Down
$120,000
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
Cash flow
$156,000
Revenue
$480,000
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Posting: 285058 | Available | 4/16/24
This restaurant has sufficient potential, and all equipment is available, so you can start a business right away. It has a lot of to-go orders, so operation is not difficult. You can change the concept to any type of restaurant or keep this concept. There is no alcohol license. Must see!
Asking Price
$159,000
Cash flow
$400,000
Revenue
$500,000
Down
$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
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
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Posting: 286527 | Available | 5/10/24
This is a teriyaki restaurant for sale! It is located in a great spot, situated in the pad of a high-traffic shopping center. The size of the restaurant is 1,300 square feet. Rent is below $5,000. It is absentee-run.
Asking Price
$230,000
Cash flow
$207,000
Revenue
$704,000
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Posting: 286488 | Available | 5/8/24
A convenience market offering beer & wine along with various products such as bread, sandwiches, sundries, sodas, and tobacco is available. The operating hours are from 8 am to 6 pm daily, with closure on Mondays. This business has been established for 90 years.
Asking Price
$498,000
Cash flow
$120,000
Revenue
$998,000
Down
$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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$65,000
Posting: 284511 | Available | 5/11/24
For an asset sale is a great location with national brand stores and restaurants. It was recently remodeled. There is a hood and grease trap installed. Its size is about 750 sq ft. and its rent is $5,800 including NNN. It is in a high foot traffic area with easy management and operation business.
Asking Price
$65,000
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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.
Asking Price
$64,900
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Revenue
$250,000
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Posting: 281155 | Available | 6/15/23
Well-established Korean restaurant/catering. Located in Fullerton, Orange County, California. The seller wants to retire. 4 years with the current owner. 900 SF, $2400 Rent.
Asking Price
$150,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$400,000
Down
$100,000
Posting: 284512 | Available | 5/23/24
Urgent Sale! Well-established Hawaiian poke restaurant in the busy shopping center of Anaheim. Its current monthly sale is about $40,000. Its size is great 700 sq. ft with rent of $3,650 including NNN. It is in a high traffic area with offices and residential buildings.
Asking Price
$100,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$1,850,000
Down
$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
Cash flow
$60,000
Revenue
$60,000
Down
$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.
Asking Price
$160,000
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Revenue
$720,000
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Posting: 285243 | Available | 2/18/24
This is a sushi restaurant with great potential located in a busy area. The restaurant has an alcohol license. This is an asset sale. They are open every day with differing hours.
Asking Price
$380,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$500,000
Down
$150,000
Posting: 269201 | Available | 2/3/24
This restaurant is known for Omakase kaiseki dining. It is open 6 days a week for dinner only. It is 1,050 sq ft. The lease expiration is on 7/31/2024 and there are 2 employees besides the owners. New lease rate $4/sf + $732 NNN. It has a full kitchen. The center is under renovation for a new look.
Asking Price
$150,000
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Posting: 273334 | Available | 1/26/23
For sale is a great opportunity to purchase a Japanese restaurant in Orange with lots of potential - ideal for any type of restaurant, cafe, bar, or ramen restaurant. The previous owner set up and invested around $500,000 for all-you-can-eat Japanese food. It is open from Mon-Sat, 11 am - 7pm.
Asking Price
$159,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$1,400,000
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Posting: 285366 | Available | 4/8/24
Well-established for over 26 years is this Vietnamese & French restaurant located in a busy shopping center on Euclid Street. They current husband & wife owners have many restaurants & bars, but unfortunately the wife has serious health issues and has to sell this restaurant to reduce her stress.
Asking Price
$415,000
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Revenue
$540,000
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Posting: 283144 | Available | 5/16/24
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
$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
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N/A
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Posting: 281808 | Available | 7/26/23
This is a profitable Franchise Boba Shop in Orange County near Cypress, Anaheim area. Well-established and maintained near a local high school and surrounded by residential area.
Asking Price
$250,000
Cash flow
$302,357
Revenue
$925,283
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Posting: 283973 | Available | 2/10/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
Asking Price
$850,000
Cash flow
$355,012
Revenue
$1,246,100
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Posting: 286473 | Available | 5/8/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
Asking Price
$1,050,000
Cash flow
$304,277
Revenue
$1,084,191
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Posting: 284405 | Available | 2/10/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
Asking Price
$800,000
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