Japanese Hibachi Sushi - new build out #18414 Business For Sale in Arlington, Texas

Japanese Hibachi Sushi - new build out #18414

Food and Beverage - Restaurants | Food and Beverage - Bars and Taverns

Asking Price:	$270,000	Inventory:	$5,000 ++
Gross Revenue:	$594,000 (comments below)	Real Estate:	n/a
Cash Flow:	Not Disclosed	FF&E:	$150,000 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price
Gross Revenue Comments: Growing

Established, growing Arlington Japanese Hibachi-Sushi restaurant. 2008 sales are up 15%+ over prior year. Mixed beverage liquor license. Food/beverage ratio is 94%/6%. Restaurant occupies 3800 SF and seats 118. SF Long-term lease has 8 years remaining + additional 5 yr option. Over $400,000 invested in buildout and startup.

General Information
Support/Training: Seller will provide 2 weeks training included in price
Reason Selling: Burnout
Year Established: 2007
Employees: 10
Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment: 150000
Inventory: 5000 (included in price)
Financing: Prefer All-cash - negotiable to a qualified buyer

About the Business

Year Established:2007

Employees:10 full time -

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KEYWORDS: sushi, hibachi, asian, japanese

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Jeff Adam, PE, MCBC, MBB, FRC \| Adam Noble Group View All of My Listings


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