Exceptional opportunity to acquire a fully built-out, high-capacity restaurant in the high traffic Sawgrass Mall area of Sunrise, Florida. This offering is structured as an asset sale for operators seeking to enter or expand in Broward County while avoiding the high cost and long timeline of a new ground-up build.

The space spans approximately 3,900 SF with seating for 110+ guests, including private dining areas. The robust kitchen features infrastructure well-suited for high-heat and high-volume operations, including strong ventilation, plumbing, electrical capacity, and an efficient dining room layout. Most FF&E is included, allowing for a faster opening with minimal renovation.

Key highlights include:
- Fully built restaurant with existing dining room and back-of-house layout
- Heavy-duty kitchen infrastructure suitable for hotpot, KBBQ, ramen, noodle, seafood boil, and similar concepts
- Beer & wine license in place
- Two brand-new 10-ton HVAC units, significantly reducing near-term capital expenditures
- Approximately 100+ shared parking spaces with excellent visibility and access
- Located within a busy shopping center just outside Sawgrass Mills, one of South Florida’s largest retail destinations

This second-generation buildout offers excellent concept flexibility. The existing infrastructure makes it particularly attractive for:
- Ramen, udon, noodle, or dumpling houses
- Seafood boil or Asian-fusion dining
- Peruvian rotisserie, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, or other hood-intensive cuisines
- Hotpot or shabu-style restaurants
- Korean BBQ concepts

Operators will benefit from substantial savings in buildout costs—often hundreds of thousands of dollars—by taking over a space already designed for demanding kitchen operations. Most staff are willing to remain, and training support is available if desired.

The lease has remaining term with renewal options. Seller financing may be considered for a qualified buyer.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a plug-and-play restaurant space in one of South Florida’s busiest dining corridors.